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Moline, United Township honor late legendary coach Derek - Vimarsana News

Moline, United Township honor late legendary coach Derek

Derek Lindauer passed away Saturday, Jan. 1 after heart complications. He spent nearly two decades as the head baseball coach at Moline High School.

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'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left - Vimarsana News

'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left

As bombs and bullets rained down like hellfire, he spent an eternity of hours diving into the flaming harbor to try to save fellow sailors. He lugged out body after body, some alive and others not.

'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left - Vimarsana News

'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left

As bombs and bullets rained down like hellfire, he spent an eternity of hours diving into the flaming harbor to try to save fellow sailors. He lugged out body after body, some alive and others not.

'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left - Vimarsana News

'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left

As bombs and bullets rained down like hellfire, he spent an eternity of hours diving into the flaming harbor to try to save fellow sailors. He lugged out body after body, some alive and others not.

'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left - Vimarsana News

'The water was on fire': 100-year-old Illinois native survived Pearl Harbor, one of few left

As bombs and bullets rained down like hellfire, he spent an eternity of hours diving into the flaming harbor to try to save fellow sailors. He lugged out body after body, some alive and others not.