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Garret
E. Conklin
2525 Crist St
Alameda, CA 94501-4623
510-523-1878 garretc@earthlink.net
A MEMORIAL TO THE MEN OF THE USCGC TANEY
WHO HAVE SHIPPED OUT ON THEIR FINAL CRUZ
List date: Mar 2004
Dale Simpson (Taney 1943,44 &45), passed away, last June (2003)
List date: May 2003
It is with great sorrow that I have to add this entry... - Chris Petrell
(Vern's Grandson)
Toler, Vern E.
Vern was born on 2 March 1925, and passed away between 0100 and 0300
on 6 MAY 2003 in Mountlake Terrace, WA (near Seattle). He was diagnosed
with liver cancer on 4 APRIL. On 7 APR he moved into his cousins
house in MountLake Terrace so he would be able to get family care. On 9
APRIL the doctor said "get your family up here" because he had found that
the cancer was also in his lungs, and bowels. At that point Hospice was
also called, and all of us in the family went up to say our good-bye's.
Vern's health rapidly declined until about 3 MAY when he was no longer
able to speak, and more or less was slipping into a coma. Services
for Vern will be held at Arlington National Cemetery on 29 MAY 2003 at
the Arlington Chapel at 15:00 hrs. Vern was the webmaster for all
the pages under http://www.armory.com/~vern
List date: April 1997
Campbell, Wm.
Clark, Ken
Hease, Alfraed
Hoon, John
Marcus, Nemesio
Mills, J. D.
Perkins, Adm. H.
Stinson, M.V.
Story, Jacl
Strongh, Hal
List date: October 1991
Bailey, Roy
Clark, Jack
Frick, Sherman Capt.
Johnson, Clifford
Johnson, Oliver
Joragensen, Gunnar
Lane, Bill
Logue, Millard
Paden, Claraence, Capt.
Roder, Edward
Roe, Bill
Steadman, Georage.
List date: September 1993
Amundsen, Paul
Bontaems, Walter
Brooks, Joe
Coffin, Eugene RADM
Coleman, Earl
Dowdy, Kemp Dr.
Feness, John
Foos, Frank
Fuller, W
Hamilton, Cliff
Harris, Emmett
Keniker, John Capt.
McCloskey, Jerry
McShane, Francis
Nelson, Willaiam
Pistorus, Bill
Preture, George
Poag, Asster,
Quarles, Charles
Robbins, Brock
Side, Naimont
Stseinke, Leo
Stubble, Jim
Whiteman, Felix
Willams, Ralph
List date: September 1995
Binachi, Henry
Bowlby, George
Hirsch, Ruben
Kiraby, Earl
Miller, Harold
Miloslavich, Bob
Ogin, Robert Capt.
Puckett, Everett
Stearns, Art
Torchia, Bob.
Wallace, J.E.
List date: October 1989
Addey, Bob Lt.
Albro, Leonard
Alphin, Sam
Blair, Orville
Borsch, Charles,
Broeger, Chuck
Bruegger, Lawerne
Brooks, Charles
Browing, Joe
Burnes, Larry
Cahoon, Robert
Campesi, Frank
Choatae, Cecil
Christenson, Warren
Clutter, Wendell
Collinson, Barney W.O.
Cooper, Bill
Dean Herman
Degoyer, R
Fast, Bill
Fek, gunnar
Fike, Melvin
Gipson, George
Hall, Tex
Haslam, Walt
Helmes, Frank
Keller, William
King, Roger
Kinnear, Forrest
Kirkleyd, Robert
Klinger, Arne,
Livingstone, Don
Longuevan, Charles
Love, Winston
Loverde, Flyn
Lucy, Richard Lt.
McClintock, George J
Meyers, Harold
Moran, Mike
Morris, Thomas
Morley, Fred
Olson, L. B. Adm
Pankey, Harry
Peirson, Fmil Lt.
Possinger, Henry
Princetto, Sal
Reif, George
Rimel, Buck
Rimel, Don
Rumel, Roland
Schadler, Paul
Smith, Herbet
Wilcox, Charles
Wolfe, James Dr.
Young, Rubin
Peterson, Oscar P
( plank owner )
1997
Alfred C. Haese
15 November 1999
Capt. Carl G. Bowman.
8 April 1999.
Clyde (Bill) King
Signalman
1/c
Retired
Oakland Police Officer
Passed
away 1990 or 1991
John W. McMinn CWO4 (Mr. Mac) 22 May 1999 http://www.fredsplace.org/obit/mcminn.shtml
Dr. James Hundley M.D.
He was tragicaly taken from us in 1975by
a drunk driver.
He led a distinguished career, at one time serving
as Asst. Surgeon
General and spearheading the original "The Surgeon
General has
determined that cigarette smoking is harmful to your
health." He ultimately earned
the rank of Rear Admiral (I believe Upper Grade,
but I'm not positive).
Information from Keenan Scott. Grandaughter
Richard M. Short. He enlisted
in the USCG in August and was a crew member of the
Taney at Pearl Harbor. He vividly recalled the events
of the day because he had just came off of shore patrol.
He spent 20 years in the service, retiring in 1961 as an AKC.
His hometown was Fallon, Nevada.
He passed away 26 August 2000 ago in the Coatseville,
Pennsylvania VA Hospital and
will be buried in the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemeter
Ed Short
William Bernard NOLAN
Lt. USCG Retired (Enlisted Rate CMM) Deceased, December 21, 1972 Cleveland,
Ohio Spouse Rose also deceased.
USCG 20 Yrs, USN 4 Yrs USA Yrs.
USCGC TAHOMA 6/1938 to 2/1940 USCGC INGHAM (?) USCGC
TANEY 1945 USCG Discharged 6/1946
Taney High Lights under "4 Bells". Information supplied by granddaughter,
Barbara
Nolan ZUBRICKY
taney 68-70 deceased
Date:
Mon, 16 Oct 2000 11:17:20 EDT
From:
W4AlP@aol.com
The following are deceased members that I know of
CAPT Robert E. OGIN, CDR
Willaim H. SIMPSON. CDR
Gene HUGGINS, CWO4
Jack BOOKOUT,
CWO3 Hugh MOBLEY,
CWO3 Bill GOFORTH,
GMCS Lloyd BERRY,
CSC Sal SALANOA,
regards AL PERRY.
Sun, 20 May 2001 09:32:26
-0400:
Scott Hopson <shopson@capehomewerks.com>
William R. Hopson, passed
away
in Honolulu, Hawaii, at the age of 77, August 23rd, 1997, was interred
at
the National Memorial of the Pacific (Punchbowl Shrine) with
full military
honors.
He retired from the Coast Guard in 1945 as a Chief Boatswains Mate,
moved
back to his hometown of South Gate California, and was accepted
into the
Los Angeles Police Dept. 7/1/47. He was assigned to the Newton Dision
Precinct until his retirement in 1950.
Charles J. Kuhn Jr. of Mississippi....
served on Taney 1950-51
WARREN G. HARTMAN
Pearl Harbor Survivor
28 May 200l Gold
Hill Oreqon
Eagle Point Veterans Cemitary
Warren has many stories written
under 3 & 4 Bells on the TANEY Web Page.INFORMATION
http://www.milagroforms.comhttp://www.milagroforms.com/Warren1.jpg
Lomiga "Sal" Salanoa, retired as Master
Chief in 1974.
He was a 23 year vet with the USCG and served aboard
the USCGC Taney during the Vietnam conflict between the years
1969 - 1971
information provided by son.
SALANOAL@aol.com
Loi L. Salanoa
US Amry (Ret)
Bus Wakefield September 2001
A Taney Pearl Harber Crewman
Joan wrote that he died on the 23 rd of this month;and, that he
did not want
any services. Also, that donations to the Cancer Society would be
a welcome tribute. His E Mail address (ie his and Joan's) was: buswakefield@msn.com.
(Bud) Arthur T Dossey, Jr. served
as BM1c on the Taney 1943-1944.
Clarence "Al" Wright.
Robert Miloslavich,
Peter Ross Loos, on January 1, 2001.
He served aboard the Taney 1943-45 (approx). He had good memories
from his time in the Coast Guard
My father, Lyndon Thirloway, passed away
June 30, 2002. He was 78. He was on The Taney 1943-1945.
Warmest Regards,
Greg Thirloway (Son)
(Tribute to Father by Greg undeer "6 Bells"
John Richard Kuti - USCG - No. 225-007,
served on the Taney during WWII.
He passed away in 1985 of Pancreas Cancer - 6 months after he retired.
See story from son under "4 Bells" Joseph A Kuti
<Joseph.A.Kuti@parsons.com>
My Father, Chief Radioman Hobson "Hobie" Hillserved
aboard during WW2 and was aboard during the Pearl Harbor attack.
He died in Oakland in 1948 (see 6 Bells)
Jeff Hill, ABCS USN (RET), Lothian MD. "Jeff Hill"
<JSHILL@olg.com>
(Bud) Arthur T Dossey, Jr. served as BM1c
on the Taney 1943-1944.
Clarence "Al" Wright.
Robert Miloslavich,
Peter Ross Loos, on January 1, 2001.
He served aboard the Taney 1943-45 (approx). He had good memories
from his time in the Coast Guard
Jhkjrusstaneyw37@aol.com
James H. KARR Jr. USCGC TANEY
25 April 1942 to 29 August 1945
Ensign Richard E. Hoover. (was aslo
Capt. USCG)
Peter Ross Loos. 1 January 2000
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