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ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER to honor the fallen heroic The ceremony featured HAMPTON | Seven Win- Warriors of Winnacunnet the solemn presentation of nacunnet High School grad- High School” and a quote by colors by the WHS MCJROTC uates who lost their lives Winston Churchill, “Never color guard, as well as stu- while in military service to was so much owed by so dent Anthony Grant singing their country were honored many to so few.” “Amazing Grace.” As the last week at a special cer- The plaque, which will plaque was unveiled, Hol- emony that was broadcast hang by the entrance to the man offered remembrances live throughout the school. school’s Hawley Library, of those honored, noting While friends and fam- was the fruition of an effort specific connections to their ily members time at WHS. looked on from A m o n g their seats in the cherished the front office m e m o r i e s : foyer a plaque B r o w n ’ s was unveiled, ambition to bearing the become an names of the a r c h i t e c t , TOGETHER IN REMEMBRANCE — Friends and families of WHS graduates who died while departed, their Shaw’s mem- serving in America’s military gathered for a memorial plaque dedication at the school. (Left) Anna year of gradua- bership with Shaw touches the name of her son, Robert while Principal Randy Zito looks on; (above) the Shaw tion from WHS, the WHS and Holman families and Mike Schwotzer listen as Craig Reuben and Ben Thomas play “Taps” and (below) American Legion Post #35 Commander Ralph Fatello offers remarks during the their rank and Audio Visual dedication. — Atlantic News Photos by Liz Premo military branch, Aide program Cyan and the year and wrestling they died. team; Phil- Magenta So honored brick’s desire were Bruce W. to be a state Brown (Class of 1963, US embarked upon several trooper; Findlen’s love of gui- months ago by Principal Army); Robert E. Shaw (’66, tar playing, folk singing and Yellow USMC); Edmond G. Find- Randy Zito and teacher Jack history; Holman’s sense of len (’67, USAF); Steven J. Ford. They were assisted by humor and his enjoyment of Philbrick (’68, USMC); Mark American Legion Post #35 music and art; Loy’s involve- Black W. Holman (US Army) and Commander Ralph Fatel- ment in student council and Desiree Loy (USAF), both lo and Post #35 Chaplain, as a WHS majorette, as well Class of ‘77; and MarciAnna John Holman, whose son as her joy of laughter and Y. Rivera (2006, US Army). Mark’s name is one of those love of music; and Rivera’s “This memorial com- inscribed. membership with the WHS memorates those Winnacun- Those in attendance MCJROTC program and her net graduates who have included Mark’s mother goal to become a physical sacrificed their lives for our Connie Holman and sister therapist to help wounded country,” read the inscrip- Melanie (Holman) Caruso; soldiers returning from war.