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Leave a MessageSubmitted by: Norm
From: Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Email: nhahnjr@sbcglobal.net
Added: 07/06/2011
Submitted by: Stacey Foote
From: Florida
Email: sfoote_pa@hotmail.com
Added: 07/01/2011
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My father was CMC Robert Fuller who passed away while on deployment with 62 in Guam in 1983. Thank you for including the cruise books on this site so I could finally see the memorial page to him and some of the last pictures taken of him. I would love to hear from anyone who may have served with him. And may I suggest a memorial page on the site for all members of 62 who are no longer with us?Submitted by: Neal LeRoy Miller
From: Warsaw,Ohio
Email: nmcb62gulfport@yahoo.com
Added: 06/23/2011
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Served with the Seabees out of Gulfport,Mississippi.1969-1970 Was in Dong Ha Vietnam. I was Equipment Operator.
Submitted by: James Slayton
From: Ellerslie,Ga
Email: jamesslayton180@gmail.com
Added: 06/21/2011
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Updating my e mail address.Submitted by: Larry Kopp
From: Ohio
Email: dawg66@roadrunner.com
Added: 06/16/2011
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Joined NMCB-62 as a yeoman in 1977 through 1980. I am not actually a Seabee, but I still consider myself one since most of my tour of duty was with 62. I've tried to find some of my friends from our tours in Sicily and Guam but have been unsuccessful. Andrew Levi Williams, Robert Williams, Mike Fleming, O'Connor, Galloway, Riley were just a few names I worked with back then. Hopefully some will read this and we can reconnect.Submitted by: Gary Donald Kersten
From: Pearland, TX
Email: KCKersten@comcast.net
Added: 06/12/2011
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I served with 62 from 1970 till 1974. CE School in Davisville, R.I., then Camp Bundy Puerto Rico. Went to Diego Garcia for 9nine months and fourteen days, Bravo Co. I was crew leader on antenna sites at Diego. Later served in the 20th Naval Construction Regiment in Gulport, MS, in the CTR until discharged.Looking for Homer Ray Clark, Mike Anderson, and Hugh Albritton, and any other Bravo Co. electricians.
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i was verry pleased and proud to be in the parade with my new found friend and brother seabee norm dupies.,o by the way norm nmcb 14,puts on a great seabee ball it was areal good time for me and my wife.hop to see you at our next s.v.a. meating at the casselbery ,vets 18 june 0900 for breakfast and met.1000,hop to see you thierSubmitted by: Dan Hinchliffe
From: Washingto D.C.
Email: danielhinchliffe@yahoo.com
Added: 06/06/2011
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NMCB 62,Alpha Co.80 to 82, Looking for J.D.Nolan,Jim Stump,and John Zelenski,Gitmo Public works before 62.Submitted by: roy graves
From: colton new york
Email: rgraves520@yahoo.com
Added: 06/04/2011
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just a big het yi=ou to all the haeds of 62Submitted by: Hal Haller
From: Wichita, Kansas
Email: haller06@sbcglobal.net
Added: 06/03/2011
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NMCB 62 / Rota (74-75) and Okinawa(76) deployments. A shout out to Mike Roberts. Just read your post about Wolfman from above mentioned deployments, and some of our old Alpha company guys. I remember a couple of other CM's; Steve Maday and Mark Rundgren from Minnesota, along with those mentioned. Good to hear you're working in AZ., all we read about is the housing crisis & illegal immigration woes there. All the best to you.HH
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ANONYMOUS COUPLE MAKES $10,000 PLEDGE.The following article is from the May 2011 issue of the
"Seebee Quarterly".
The Seabee Foundation recently received a pledge of $10,000 from a couple who wishes to remain anonymous. The donors began their time in the Navy in 1975 at Officer Candidate School in Newport, R.I. The 20-year Navy career that followed included duty with NMCB 62 and a deployment to Guam and later one to Sicily. Leaving active duty in 1994, the couple now lives and works in the Washington, D.C. area.
Do you know who they are?? Put your answer in this guestbook.