A side note about the tainted water at the NCO CLUB. ALL MY DRINKS WERE WHISKEY AND WATER. JUST AS GOOD AS RAISEN BREAD WE BOUGHT IN NAM. AT LEAST UNTIL WE FOUND THE RAISINS WERE ACTUALLY FLIES THAT FLEW IN THE DOUGH NEVER ARE RAISEN BREAD AGAIN THE LITTLE WINGS GOT CAUGHT IN MY TEETH
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In 1970 to 71 I was exposed to Agent Orange and suffered from SKIN problems for over 50 years. I was sent to Camp Lejeune where I was with Lima 3/6. Now I find out I may have been poisoned by the water. Some things just keep on giving
Sad news about Steve. Will never forget the great speech he gave when running for Class President. His opening was "There is a smell in this school. The smell of apathy." May he rest in peace.
Dennis Quinn lost his battle with cancer Friday morning. May he rest in peace. Friends and family, there will be a brief visitation at Cyril F. Mullins Funeral Home in Trumbull from 12-1 pm on Wednesday March 23. We will then have a private blessing at 1 pm. Cards/flowers can be sent to our home at 13 Holbrook Street, Ansonia, 06401. We are also encouraging donations to Boys Town, a charity that Dennis supported throughout his adult life. Click to contribute
Russ Wadhams and I were roomates in Fort Greene Brooklyn 1972-3. We later lived a few blocks from each other in the West Village on the fringe of the wild-west meat packing district and saw a great deal of each other into the 70's. Russ was an industrious, cultured, and private man, holding his own in that great era of downtown. One night I took a deep breath and dragged him to see the Ramones and he loved every minute.
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