I noticed that Bill's father was a city letter carrier. My father was a city letter carrier too. Carried for 29 years, mostly in South Cumberland. He said he would retire when I graduated from high school and he did. He was a verteran of WW I, a medic and a former school teacher in Hampshire and Mineral Counties. Now I know why I couldn't find Bill's father in the SS death index. My father is not there either. - --------------------------------------------------- Bill Pyles, Titusville, FL, [email protected] and new area code, 321-269-9534. ----- Original Message ----- From: "balgieri" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 12:49 PM Subject: [WVMINERA] Veteran's Day Roll Call > This is not really "off-subject" these are our ancestors and they > fought and served to make our great country what it is today...GREAT!!! > > In Memory of: Our Dad; Capt. Patsy Algieri, served in WWII and Korea. > Retired in 1981. Born--1918, Went on to serve the Lord on January 10, > 1998 > > In Honor of My Aunt; Mrs. Bernice C. Carter, served in WWII. May God > Bless her and keep her safe, as she helped so many. I'll let her do the > memoriam for my Uncle, her husband, I could never do him justice. > > Barbara Algieri > in WV > >