Posted on Jan 23, 2014
Another Patriot Passes. Robert L. Whitsett, age 91, Greensboro, NC.
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I get these messages regularly from the Patriot Guard and if you want to join the mailing list just apply to the link and directions in that link.
http://www.patriotguard.org/showthread.php?386274
We have once again lost a Hero. The family of Robert L. Whitsett have invited the NCPG to stand for their loved one. Robert was 91 yrs. young. He served in WWII and was a machine operator with the rank of Sgt. He received the American Theater and WWII Victory Medals
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1-23-14
Robert L Whitsett
US Army
We have once again lost a Hero. The family of Robert L.Whitsett have invited the PGR to stand for their loved one. Robert was 91 yrs....
1-23-14
Robert L Whitsett
US Army
We have once again lost a Hero. The family of Robert L.Whitsett have invited the PGR to stand for their loved one. Robert was 91 yrs....
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It is not practical to recognize every individual with a separate discussion, but we are happy to host those posts on this central thread.
You are invited to post responses here about individual service members and veterans that you wish to honor.
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My condolences to his family and friends, thank you for sharing and posting this Larry, this is good for us all to see and pay tribute to our previous trailblazer's that led the way for many of us to have had the opportunities and challenges that we experienced and enjoyed for our careers. They led the way for our SMs of today to have the advantages and privileges that they enjoy and utilize in today's military.
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