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Another Farewell <<S>>

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Wyld45

Charter Member
Some of you may remember mentioning my father-in-law who is Robert G. Weber. One of the biggest WWII collectors and supporter of the "Confederate Air-Force". I had mentioned all these large binders with hundreds of aircraft photos,(which I had planned on posting some more but got busy with other etc.) those binders I got from him.

Sadly he lost the battle tonight. He had been on a decline since his congestive heart-failure over 3 years ago. He was my History-buddy and I sure will miss our gin-inspired chats.(Anything you wanted to know about the war he knew it) and could tell you what was right or wrong in a war-movie be it uniforms,vehicles or other equipment.

Lets do what he would like to see, raise a toast and give former Air Force Vet and Father-in-Law Robert G. Weber a big salute.

:ernae: <<S>>
 
Cheers to our Fallen Heroes.

Sorry to hear the news Wyld. Please hold on and keep the faith. Kudos to all the Good men we lost.:medals:

:ernae:
 
Wyld

Sorry to hear of your father-in-law's passing. Hold tightly to the memories of times and laughs shared, tell his story to the generations of your family to come so that he is remembered beyond this time, and know that he carried your love and friendship with him to the other side.

OBIO
 
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