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1934-2024 ROCHELLE, Ga. — U.S. Army (retired) Brig. Gen. John C. “Doc” Bahnsen Jr., 89, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, in Rochelle, Ga., of heart failure, with
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1934-2024 ROCHELLE, Ga. — U.S. Army (retired) Brig. Gen. John C. “Doc” Bahnsen Jr., 89, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, in Rochelle, Ga., of heart failure, with
Jay Tenison's grim diagnosis came in early 2022. The abdominal pains he had experienced over the previous year were signs of terminal stomach cancer. When the shock subsided, the 40-year-old Army vet...
BG (Bvt)(Ret) Richard L. Hayes passed away surrounded by his loving wife, Betty, of seventy years and his four children at his home in Brainerd MN after a long struggle with Parkinson’s. He was born in Brainerd MN on Feb 25, 1933, to Francis and Inis (Bourassa) Hayes. He attended St Francis School then graduated from Washington High School, Class of 1951. He was employed at local grocers and the railroad before being drafted into the Army where he served with the 27th Engineer Bn (Combat) at Fort Campbell, KY. Following his discharge, he joined the MN Army National Guard. He began full-time ...
Ray Stewart Celebrated his 100th birthday on Aug. 16. Later this month, he will be honored by two North Carolina senators for his action in WWII.
Appointed by the Secretary of the Army, with no paycheck or benefits entitled to them, one couple dedicated their loyalty and service to the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield community for nearly a decade. “I did it for the pension,” joked Dr. William “Bill” Cathcart, retired Welcome to Our City (WTOC-TV) vice president and general manager.