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Group reunion in Tucson - a huge success!
Thank you to our Group reunion
organizers and volunteers! You all did a wonderful job!
The reunion and activity venues (as well as the
execution of all of those numerous, and sometimes cumbersome, tasks
necessary to create a successful event like this) were handled superbly by:
464th Bomb Group President - George Krynovich (778)
and his son, Don
464th Bomb Group Vice Pres. - Art Rawlings (778)
and his wife, Elise
464th Bomb Group Secretary - Tony Schneider (776)
Karen Boney (Daughter of one of our members)
Wynn and Rich Mancini (The Rawlings'
niece and nephew-in-law)
I would like to mention the names of some
of the others who contributed to our reunion's success in one way or another. I would
like to extend a heartfelt "Thank You" to:
- Beverly Stowe (aka Mom)
- For the keychains she made of beads that she had crafted by hand. And
for the beautiful pendants - also hand-crafted. She donated these items for the
Group's "Goodie" bags. Thanks, Mom.
- Robert Hoskinson (778)
- For the many CDs of data that he compiled, brought to the reunion and
distributed at no charge to those wanted them. I also wish to use this space
to recognize Bob as the co-webmaster (and my Guru) for our web site. Since
it's inception, 8 years ago, Bob has generously donated his time, effort, experience
and historical data solely for the benefit of the visitors to our 464th Bombardment
Group web site.Thank you, Bob.
- Dorcas Schneider
and Shirleyann Hubbard
- For patiently stringing all those pendants that Mom made.Thank you, ladies.
- Jason Aubrey, Scott Hahne, Kent and
Jaelynne Hathaway,
Carla McCoy, Steve and Ann Marie Myers,
Del Pollard,
Bernd Simon (777), and Brett Taylor.
- For sharing (and offering to share) photos, memorabilia, data, knowledge...
and lunch. Thank you.
Please forgive me if I have been so rude as to neglect mentioning you by name
in this space. Please know how very much I appreciate your effort for myself and
our Group. Sincerely, Wendy
Read more about the 2008 Reunion, here.
Now Open! The 464th BG Store
After many weeks of design preparation we are pleased
to announce that our 464th Bombardment Group Store is now open and
ready for business.
We are offering 464th Bomb Group specific,
WWII Army Air Force related and general aviation designs on a variety of apparel and
gift items via our on-line shop.
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(Photo from the collection of 776th Radar Navigator John Gottschalk)
The Black 'N' (44-49710 - Stevenovich II) on 10 April 1945
over Lugo, Italy. There were ten fatalities and one survivor.
Robert Hoskinson (778) has compiled a pictoral story
of her fate. Download the .pdf file of the Saga of Black N.
Search the 464th Web Site
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