TAPS

Day is done, gone the sun, from the lake, from the hill, from the sky. All is well, safely rest, God is nigh. Thanks and praise for our days 'neath the sun, `neath the stars, `neath the sky. As we go, this we know God is nigh.

LEST WE FORGET

528th, Clark, Stuart V., Radio Operator, Breece's Crew, DOD August 12, 2007, Flushing, Michigan, reported by Gene Stadler 529th Connors, Kerwin W., Ground Staff, Engineering, Maintenance, Airplane and Engine Mechanic, DOD September 9, 2006, Somerdale, New Jersey, reported by family friend, George Fox 529th Maloney, Betty, widow of Joseph W. Maloney, DOD September 29, 2007, Pleasanton, California, reported by her daughters, Jo Ellen Mitchell and Anne Dee Watson 530th Coleman, Leslie F., Flight Engineer, Bratton's Crew (21), DOD May 14, 2007, Raleigh, Mississippi, reported by his widow, Betty J. Coleman 530th Cowell, Arthur G., Flight Engineer, Taylor's Crew (42), Bailey's Crew (62), DOD October 1, 2006, Morgantown, West Virginia, reported by his son, Lowell A. Cowell (he was buried in his "Flying Circus" jacket, of which he was very proud) 530th Gregg, Dora, wife of James C. Gregg, DOD May 26, 2007, Arlington, Virginia, reported by Gene Stadler 530th Gregg, James C., Assistant Flight Engineer/Gunner, Lewis Crew (85), June 5, 2007, Arlington, Virginia, reported by Gene Stadler 530th Wilkinson, Robert M., Pilot/Aircraft Commander, Jenkins' Crew (61) and Wilkinson's Crew (68), DOD September 19, 2007, Ottumwa, Iowa, reported by Jack Templeton 531st Durbin, Marcell D., Gunner/Assistant Radio Operator, Lurty Crew (77), DOD December 12, 1950, Winchester, Indiana, reported by his son, Gary Durbin

When submitting a TAPS listing for a 380th member or spouse, please be sure to include the person's name and squadron, city/state where living at time of death, date of death (if exact date not known, then month/year or even year is sufficient), and your name and relationship to him/her.

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