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cce1302
grumpygy
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How is your education progressing?
Have you made a decision yet on where/how you will continue to serve?
Just checking on you, hope I'm not being to nosey. [8D]
NS
Have you made a decision yet on where/how you will continue to serve?
Just checking on you, hope I'm not being to nosey. [8D]
NS
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1) mixed stuff, fabric of mixed weave, linsey-woolsey
a) a kind of cloth forbidden for garments
b) cloth made by weaving linen and wool together
Remember I served with Col Holquist and knew his sons. They would be older than the Sgt but could be one of their sons.
I'll keep my ears open though.
The Sgt would be about the right age to be a son/nephew of the Col (Todd) Holmquist I worked for.
Can't find anything to link Todd to Wisconsin, the Sgt's home.
From Gary's Obit tell me they were not a Marine Family.
quote:He is survived by his wife Mary (Hunter) Holmquist of Lolo; three sons, Maj. Todd Holmquist (Melanie) of Camp Pendleton, Calif., Troy Holmquist (Carey) of Kittanning, Pa., and Maj. Tyler Holmquist (Carey) of Camp Pendleton, Calif.; daughter Tamara Peapealalo (J.J.) of Murrieta, Calif.; 10 grandchildren; mother Jean (Holmquist) Dykeman and stepfather Dean Dykeman; brother Steve Holmquist of St. Cloud, Minn.; sister Jody Nygaard of Albert Lea, Minn.; stepmother Betty (Hovden) Holmquist of Kasson, Minn.; half sister Pam Holmquist of Kasson; and half sister Shelly Holmquist (1st Sgt. USMC retired) of Hubert, N.C.
He would be 67 like me. Could this be the same Gary?
I grew up in Burien, a south Seattle suburb and went to school with a Gary Holmquist.
He would be 67 like me. Could this be the same Gary?
Gary joined the Marines In I believe 1972.