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Carl.Burnham@Cox.Net JAMES C TIME SERVED-RATE FIRST NAME SPOUSE LAST NAME ADRESS1 ADDRESS2 PHONE# E-MAIL 0/62-0/64 HM3 CARL ADAMS 508 LEA AVENUE DAPHNE, AL 36526 CHARLES ADCOCK 241 NORTON AVE. DARIEN, CT. 06820 5/54- 9/55 EM3 MALCOLM B. ADSIT P.O. BOX 287 ADAMS CENTER, NY. 13606 60-62 GM3 PETE / ELIDA AGUILAR 10115 ESTES PARK SAN ANTONIO, TX 78250 210-684-3128 [email protected] HENRY ALBRECHTSEN 21-1 123RD. ST. COLLEGE PT. NY.11356 THOMAS ALDL 1606 HUNTERS RUN TUSCALOOSA, AL. 35405 MERLE ALLARD P.O. BOX # 5 COLRAIN,MA. 01340 413)624-3608 0/60-0/63 RM WILLIAM G. ALLEN [email protected] 8/51-5/55 - BT3-Deceased MANNY ALVAREZ 128 LAKELAND DR. BARNEGAT, NJ. 08005 609)698-8120 O.F. ANASTASI 5008 TENDERFOOT TRAIL CAMILLUS, NY. 13031 315)487-4360 RALPH ANDRESON 8540 MEADE PL. JAMESTOWN, PA. 16134 3/52-8/55 -RD1 RONALD S. ANDREWS 307 RILEY DR. #7 BLOOMINGTON, IL. 61701 [email protected] 0/66- 0/70 JOHN JR. ARCHER 8028 SNUG HARBOR LN. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46227 317)882-7920 SAMUEL M. ARCHER 904)968-6497 71-75 MM3 RANDALL ARMSTEAD 10402 WASHBURN RD. GOODRICH, MI. 48438 248)627-4505 [email protected] ADOLPH AUSTIN 11 FAIRFAX TERRACE CHATHAM, NJ. 07928 GREGG L. AXLEY 1194 10TH ST. DAYTONA BEACH, FL. 32117 904)252-5279 RAMON AYALA JR. 451 THIEROT AVE. BRONX,N.Y.10413 LARRY W. AYERS 408 CONFEDERATE CT. LEXINGTON, SC. 29073 803)951-3422 3/52-9/53 SN WILLIAM A./ MARILYN BABCOCK 920)568-8167 [email protected] 52-56 SN MARVIN BALLARD 2202 RUTLAND AVE. SPRINGFIELD, OH. 45505 937-561-8175-cell [email protected] C. M. BANKERT P.O. BOX 36004 PANAMA CITY, FL. 32412 M.R. BARN P.O. BOX 672 GOOSE CREEK, SC. 29445 JAMES N. BARNES RR2 BOX 2120 THAYER, MO. 65791 417)264-2031 10/63- 10/67 MM2 AUBREY BARRAS P.O. BOX 346 BALDWIN,LA.70514 337-923-4310 [email protected] 9/46-3/47 RMSN JEROME BARRY 52 ELLIOTT ST MELROSE, MA. 02176 781)665-5144 7/62- 6/64 CS3 BARRY BARTHOLOMEW 14 CHESTNUT ST. CAMP HILL, PA. 17011 717)737-3804 [email protected] CHUCK BATES P.O. BOX 19449 SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 92119 DON BAUER P.O. BOX 164 BUTTE, ND. 58723 THOMAS M. BAYLIS 167 MORRISTON ROAD PETAL, MS 39465 601)545-9294 10/76-10/77 MM1 CALVIN J. BEAL 52 BANNARD ST. FREEHOLD, NJ. 07728 [email protected] EDWARD C. BEAN 42 EAST OXFORD RD. SOUTH PARIS, ME. 04281 207)743-5152 10/69-6/72 E-7 DONOVAN BECHDEL 5664 S. PAWNEE RD. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. 23462 757)490-0233 [email protected] THOMAS W. BEHRENS 120 CLINTON AVE. PT. JEFF. STATION, NY. 11776 W.J. BEIER 425 MEADOW WOOD DR. SPRINGFIELD, OH. 45505 513)324-2922 ROBERT E. BELVILLE SOUTH CENTER ASTORIA, IL. 61501 309)329-2827 FRED BENSON 2268 MAYPORT RD. LOT 101 JACKSONVILLE, FL. 32233 1/53-2/56 SO3-Deceased 12/20/2015 ROBERT R./ MARY ANNE BERNICKE 240 BRIARCLIFF DR. NAPOLEON, OH 43545 419-592-8729 [email protected] DOUGLAS BEVIS 2270 NOAH JACKSONVILLE, AL. 36265 JOHN BLAHA 179-HOLLYWOOD BEACH RD. CHESAPEAKE CITY,MD.21915 4/75- 10/ 77 FTG2 WILLIAM BLAIR 242 W.LAWNWOOD DR. COLLIERVILLE, TN. 38017 901)853-3690 6/53-2/57 RD2 ERNEST BLANKS 10260 BENT CREEK CT. OCEAN CITY, MD. 21842 410)213-0218 JAY W. BLANKS 741 JOHNSTON ST. AKRON, OH. 44306 330)376-1736 0/53-0/57 LOUIS R. BLANKS 2279 MT. TABOR ROAD GAMBRILLS, MD 21054 410)721-4909 73-74- SM3 CARL BONURA 3910 PETER STREET SEAFORD, NY. 11783 516)735-3393 [email protected] 4/48-2/52 BM3 PAUL BORDELEAU 9051 FLAMINGO CIRCLE NORTH FORT MYERS, FL 33903 941)656-5796 [email protected] PAUL BORNSTEIN RICHARD R. BOTTOM BOX. 212 MORLAND, KS. 67650 /56- /60 SOSN BILL BOZMAN 5315 NW. ALOHA ST. PORT ST. LUCIE, FL. 34986 772)344-3919 9/61-9/63 QM3 BOBBY BRADDY 82 SCHLEY AVENUE SAVANNAH, GA 31419 912)925-2784 5/67-1/69 YN3 RON BRAZDA 134 BRANCH BLVD. BRICK, NJ. 08724 732)785-1702 [email protected] 54-57-WARDROOM JOE BRAZZATTI 3152 BELLAIRE BLVD. HOUSTON ,TEXAS 77025 713)666-2613 9/50-3/52 RD2 ROBERT F. BREAKER 8532 IBIS COVE CIRCLE NAPLES, FL. 34119 239)354-3646 7/62- 7/64 GMG3 DONALD BRENSINGER 114 NO. ELLSWORTH ST. ALLENTOWN, PA. 18109-2108 610)433-2235 [email protected] 7/62-7/64 GMG3 DONALD BRENSINGER 12/55- 8/57 BT3 ROBERT BREWER 17108 EAST KINGSTREE BLVD. UNIT-4 FOUNTAINT HILLS, AZ. 85268 [email protected] 45-46 CHARLES R. BREWER JR. 3/70-6/73 OS2 RICK BREWTON 5327 VALLEY BLUFF LANE KATY, TEXAS 77494 281-392-3297 -713-320-5559 [email protected] R. BRISSETTE 43 NEWBURY ST. PEABODY, MA. 01960 508)535-0977 67-68 SFP3 WILLIAM BROCK 832 MASON ST. NILES, OH. 44446 330)544-6038 8/63-10/66 RM2 JIM./ BETTY BROCKLEBANK 10430 PINE MEADOW DR. TUSCALOOSA, AL. 35405 205-758-2725 [email protected] 75-77 DK3 7-21-04 GRACESON BROTZMAN THOMAS BROWN 345 KNOLLWOOD LANE MATTITUCK,N.Y. 11952 DAVID BRUNHOEBER 205)851-7111 7/74-7/76 EN2 GEORGE W. BRUNSON 111 103 CYNTHIA LN. SUMMERVILLE, SC. 29485 843)821-7256 [email protected] BILL BRYANT 242 WEST TOWNWOOD COLLIERVILLE, TN. 38017 901)947-4000 J.B. BUMM RR1, BOX.186 A2 NICHOLS RD. JEFFERSON, NY. 12093 RICK BURDETTE 1271 BROMLEY DR. FAYETTEVILLE, NC. 28303 910)867-6979 RAY KELLY BURNETTE BOLENS CK. BURNSVILLE, NC. 28714 704)682-7363 1/74-1/77- YN1 CARL P./ LINDA BURNHAM 9185 OGDEN STREET OMAHA, NE 68134-1853 402)571-1865 [email protected] JAMES C. BUSSERT 93 CLOVER COURT MONTROSS, VA 22520 804)493-8763 KENNETH BYRNE 2117 BERKSHIRE DR. ORANGEBORO, KY. 42301 THOMAS S. CAIRE 1035 W. TEMPERANCE RD. TEMPERANCE, MI.48182 313)847-1015 8/51-8/55 GEORGE J. CALDWELL 634 WEST WORTHINGTON RD. IMPERIAL, CA. 92251 760)355-2141 [email protected] RAY CAMBELL 1914 PROCTOR DRIVE GRAND PRAIRIE,TX.75051 5/72-3/75 YN 3 MARVIN CANNON 4902 AIRFLIGHT CIRCLE SAN ANTONIO, TX 78250 210)680-3728- 210-394-0428cell [email protected] PETER CAPPELLINO 1023 LESSING ST. PITTSBURG, PA. 15220 412-922-6914 LOU CAPPIELLO 6 WALKER ROAD TOPSFIELD, MA 01983 KEN CAPUTO 7060 SCENIC KNOLLS DRIVE BLOOMSBURG, PA 17815 717)752-7625 LUTHER E. CARDEN 3080 N. FREDERICK PIKE WINCHESTER, VA 22603 GERALD D. CARRICO 90 AKCREST STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA 23702 804)281-4175 11/45-6/46 RM3 Deceased 12/16/2012 EDWARD/ JEAN CARROLL 705 CANTON PASS. MADISON, TN. 37115 615)868-3157 BILL CARTER 10931 MAPLE HILL DRIVE CINCINNATI, OH 45240 THOMAS L. CARTER 243 KLONDIKE RD. EXT.STATE RD.N.C.28676 5/51-8/52 BT3 WILLIAM CATALDO 98 HUCKINS AVE. NORTH QUINCY, MASS. 02171 /53- 11/54 -SK2 JAMES R. CATES 2100 ROBIN HOOD DRIVE ALBANY, GA 31707 229)435-3849 FRED CHADWICK 6942 WEST OLIVE AVENUE PEORIA, AZ 85345 602)878-6485 WILLIAM H. CHAMBERS 785 S MC COLLUM DRIVE CANTON, GA 30114 770)479-2231 BILL CHAMPION 1606 MAUVILLA DRIVE DEMOPOLIS, AL 36732 334)289-2295 P. CHARLAND 22 BOYER AVENUE TUPPER LAKE, NY 12986 518)359-9213 5/64- 6/67- SFP2 EDWARD/ MARY LOU CHARTRAND 606 EDGEBROOK DR. SHOREWOOD, IL. 60431 cell- 815-545-3929 [email protected] /72- /73 BT2 LYNN CHITTY 1634 SYCAMORE GRANITE CITY,IL. 62040 [email protected] 8/49-5/53-TM3 GEORGE/ MILLIE CHOLOVICH 2831 POPLAR STREET BETHEL PARK, PA 15102 412)854-2678 54-56 ANTHONY CIRELLA 7- PEAK AVE. MILFORD, CT. 06460 203-877-1946 E. CLANCY 133 GENERAL JACKSON LANE HERMITAGE, TN 37076 615)889-9575 9/49- 4/53 - RD3 BERNIE CLASSON 1304 H- SCOTTSDALE DR. BELAIR, MD. 21015 410)638-8074 2/64-2 /66- SN HARVEY COHEN 1920 TREYBORNE CR. COMMERCE, MI. 48390 248)668-1644 BRIAN COLEMAN 4317 KATONAH AVE. BRONX,N.Y. 10470 ED COLLINS 904)575-5228 CURTIS W. COLLUMS 391 FANNIN CIRCLE BRANDON, MS 39042 DON COLON 250 W. NORTH STREET BALLSTON SPA, NY 12020 ANDREW J. COMBE 11663 CAPTAIN RHETT LANE FAIRFAX, VA 22039 703)250-1982 11/75-10/77 MS3 LOUIS (ROCKY) COMITO 17 WILLIAM AVE. CENTRAL ISLIP, NY. 11722 631)234-6786 [email protected] JOSEPH L. CONAR 423)568-2461 JOHN M. CONNOLLY 250 SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE S. 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