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in soccer, softball and basketball at her home in Vandalia, Ohio. The circumstances surrounding her death are still under investigation.

Kyle B. Locke, 27, of Palm Harbor, Fla.

CWO- 4 Terrence W. “Terry” McGuire Jr., 79, of Westwood, Mass. He served for more than 30 years and saw action in the Korean and Vietnam wars. He was a member of the 1stMarDiv who fought at the Chosin Reservoir in Korea, and his awards include the Bronze Star. He retired in 1976. He was president of the 1stMarDiv Assn., 1988-91.

Cpl Gerald McHale, 85, of Henderson, Nev. He was a WW II veteran who fought at Guadalcanal, Peleliu and New Guinea.

MGySgt Earl McNamara, 91, of Corona, Calif. His 30 years of active duty included service in Korea, Japan, the Philippines, China and two tours in Vietnam. He went on to become a respected community leader and volunteer. He served eight years on the Corona Planning Commission, and the Creste Verde Park was a direct result of his efforts. He was a volunteer at the Corona Senior Center and an activist for all senior citizens.

SSgt Richard S. Miner, 59, of Huntsville, Ala. He was a Vietnam veteran who served from 1969 to 1975.

Charles R. “Bob” Monkman, 70, of Clinton, Ill.

William R. Muterspaw Jr., 80, of Beaver-creek, Ohio. He was a WW II veteran.

Vincent T. “V. T.” Nephew, 84, of Potosi, Mo. He spent three years in the Civilian Conservation Corps and enlisted in 1942. He served as a paramarine with the lstMarDiv in the South Pacific where he earned two Purple Hearts.

Capt Dick “Spider” Nowell, 82, of Huntington Beach, Calif. He was a WW II veteran who served at Bougainville and Iwo Jima. He also played professional football for the New York Giants.

George W. Ochoa, 85, of Agua Dulce, Texas. He was a veteran of WW II who saw action on Iwo Jima and later during the Korean War. He received two Purple Hearts.

Larry L. Osborne, 61, of Brookville, Ohio. He was a Vietnam veteran who earned the Purple Heart. He was an avid sports fan and played many years with the “Rockers” softball team.

LtCol Harold B. Penne, 90, of Alexandria, Va. He was a WW II naval aviator. He later commanded an attack squadron in Korea and was a MAG XO and later commanded a transport squadron. He was a participant in the Pensacola Thousand Aviator Study, and after retiring from active service joined Naval Intelligence Command.

Col Allen L. Phillips, 85, of Fort Worth, Texas. His 26-year career included WW II as well as the Korean and Vietnam wars. He was twice wounded in combat.

Roy H. Poston, 65, in Dayton, Ohio. He became disabled and wheelchair-bound and allegedly became the first pilot with a disability to fly in a major air show (Dayton Air Show, 1981). He was a leader of the local, state and national disability rights and independent living movements.

Richard H. Potrzeboski of St. Louis. He was a WW II veteran and later battalion chief

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