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ZARICHANSKI THERESA DIANA - Obituaries - Winnipeg Free Press Passages - Vimarsana News

ZARICHANSKI THERESA DIANA - Obituaries - Winnipeg Free Press Passages

THERESA DIANA ZARICHANSKI (nee KURIAN) With great sadness we announce that on Tuesday, February 6, 2024, aged 81 years,...

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SHERMAN JENNIE - Obituaries - Winnipeg Free Press Passages

JENNIE SHERMAN November 12, 1926 - December 9, 2023 Jennie died peacefully at St. Boniface Hospital on December 9, 2023....

California man sets out on 7,000-mile trip to Arctic Ocean — to honor veterans - Vimarsana News

California man sets out on 7,000-mile trip to Arctic Ocean — to honor veterans

Jay Burbank and his friend will travel part of the way to Canada’s Northwest Territories in a 1931 Model A Ford.

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SLO County man finishes first leg of 7,000-mile trip to Arctic Ocean to honor veterans - Vimarsana News

SLO County man finishes first leg of 7,000-mile trip to Arctic Ocean to honor veterans

Jun. 15—Two adventure-seeking septuagenarians set out early Saturday on a 7,000-mile round trip from Cambria to the Arctic Ocean, the final stretch of which will be in a car that's older than they are. Jay Burbank of Cambria and South Carolina resident Charlie Enxuto will travel about 5,000 of those miles driving a 1931 Model A Ford, a slant-window town sedan converted to look like a U.S. Army ...

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2 Veterans Set Out to Make Trip to Arctic Ocean in 1931 Model A Ford - Vimarsana News

2 Veterans Set Out to Make Trip to Arctic Ocean in 1931 Model A Ford

Septuagenarians Jay Burbank and Charlie Enxuto will travel about 1,400 of those miles, driving a 1931 Model A Ford, a slant-window town sedan converted to look like a U.S. Army Air Corps General's staff car from World War II.