April 13, 1927- Oct. 14, 1996
William E. BrayBorn 25 Nov 1926 in Michigan
Died 4 Nov 2002 in California
According to an old shipmates list - Lt. William E. Bray,
Chaplin 1965-1967 on the USS Ogden
His wife's name was Nancy
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Here is a list of deceased shipmates that we have no obituary information on. If you know any of these or can supply us with info, please contact one of the officers.
Harold L. Maggard, died 12-14-06
C.B. Dockery
Downs, CSC
French, GMC
Covert, BMC
Dixon, QMC
Donhoffer, MMC
Dunaway, CSC
Mitchell, EMC
Williams, CSC
Tom Petis, MM1
Wilkins, LT.
Neil Gunn
Jim Mason
Steven Stukel
Charley Young
Dale Johnson BT1
Robert (Bob) Wheeler 7-21-98
Harold L. Maggard, died 12-14-06
C.B. Dockery
Downs, CSC
French, GMC
Covert, BMC
Dixon, QMC
Donhoffer, MMC
Dunaway, CSC
Mitchell, EMC
Williams, CSC
Tom Petis, MM1
Wilkins, LT.
Neil Gunn
Jim Mason
Steven Stukel
Charley Young
Dale Johnson BT1
Robert (Bob) Wheeler 7-21-98
Alfredo Molina
Lucky J. McNana
Recalled To Duty-The Eternal Voyage
(An Ode To Sailors)
By: Gary L. Edmisten
Bon Voyage to those who've set sail
We bid them farewell as we man the rail.
Let us be Joyous and let us not weep
For those who have now crossed over the deep.
When a Sailor's last roll call is made
His final embarking shant be delayed.
So lower the Colors, let them be furled
Each time a Sailor disembarks this world.
The crew on board in Heaven awaits
The eternal reunion of their mates.
They'll be welcomed home by those onboard
Moored in peaceful waters with the Lord.
As he approaches, he'll call "Ahoy! The ship!"
Now in safe harbor, an Eternal trip.
Then he'll hear,"Sailor on deck! Hoist the flag!,"
Help him get settled! Help stow his bag!"
Be it known that it's a Divine remand
To ship in Heaven, ye Seafaring Man.
On permanent station forever more
Peaceful duty for Veterans of war.
And when he's weighed anchor for the last time
We'll honor his memory so sublime.
We'll all reminisce and hoist a brew
In a toast of Honor to the crew.
(An Ode To Sailors)
By: Gary L. Edmisten
Bon Voyage to those who've set sail
We bid them farewell as we man the rail.
Let us be Joyous and let us not weep
For those who have now crossed over the deep.
When a Sailor's last roll call is made
His final embarking shant be delayed.
So lower the Colors, let them be furled
Each time a Sailor disembarks this world.
The crew on board in Heaven awaits
The eternal reunion of their mates.
They'll be welcomed home by those onboard
Moored in peaceful waters with the Lord.
As he approaches, he'll call "Ahoy! The ship!"
Now in safe harbor, an Eternal trip.
Then he'll hear,"Sailor on deck! Hoist the flag!,"
Help him get settled! Help stow his bag!"
Be it known that it's a Divine remand
To ship in Heaven, ye Seafaring Man.
On permanent station forever more
Peaceful duty for Veterans of war.
And when he's weighed anchor for the last time
We'll honor his memory so sublime.
We'll all reminisce and hoist a brew
In a toast of Honor to the crew.
Submitted by Jim Williamson
Lee Mercer
This Was The Setting Used To Honor Our Fallen Shipmates