Company D, 324th Infantry: Re: Gunnery Sgt. RAYMOND O. INGRAM

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Re: Gunnery Sgt. RAYMOND O. INGRAM

Posted by Sharon Boyd-Davis on 11/20/2005, 6:21 pm, in reply to "Gunnery Sgt. RAYMOND O. INGRAM "
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I am sorry to hear of your loss. I too have suffered a tremendous loss this year. My grandfather, S/Sgt Teddy Sutherland, Co.L, 342th Inf. Reg., 44th Div. passed away on June 12, 2005. He was a remarkable man and he is missed very much. The WWII generation was a generation of proud, strong, moral, and courageous citizens who had incredible inner strength and determination. They gave of themselves without a second thought. It is sad to hear when another member of this great generation has passed, yet we are thankful that they can now rest at peace. This great country of ours has just a handful of WWII veterans left. Tell the stories, don't forget the men & women who did our country such a great service. I hope every veteran, in their hearts, believes we are thankful they did their jobs.
I noticed under Sgt. Ingram's photo, he rec'd the Liberation of France Medal. I have been trying to find information on the "who's & how's" regarding this medal. If my grandfather earned one, he should have it with his other medals. So I would like to inquire about getting it.
Thank you,
Sharon Boyd-Davis

--Previous Message--
: "THE GREAT R.O." On June 18th the
: day before fathers day 2005 at approximatley
: 10:15 p.m. central time my father,"THE
: GREAT R.O." passed this life to go to a
: better place. He was in the 44th ID 324th
: regiment "H" company as a gunnery
: seargent. There was never a man that met him
: that didn't like him.He was a very good and
: kind and compassionate man that would worry
: about anyone else first than his own
: welfare.I just wanted to take this time and
: let anyone who is still around and might
: have fought with him that he is now in a
: more peaceful and happier place than this
: material world. I would also like to
: personaly thank any members of the ww2 era
: wherever they were and the ones that are
: serving today and have in the past...thank
: you with you guys and gals we WOULD NOT HAVE
: THE FREEDOM AND RIGHTS WE HAVE TODAY!! THANK
: YOU AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR
: FAMILIES...NORMAN INGRAM
:

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Gunnery Sgt. RAYMOND O. INGRAM - norman ingram 7/4/2005, 5:11 pm
- Re: Gunnery Sgt. RAYMOND O. INGRAM - Sharon Boyd-Davis 11/20/2005, 6:21 pm
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--Previous Message-- : I am sorry to hear of your loss. I too have : suffered a tremendous loss this year. My : grandfather, S/Sgt Teddy Sutherland, Co.L, : 342th Inf. Reg., 44th Div. passed away on : June 12, 2005. He was a remarkable man and : he is missed very much. The WWII generation : was a generation of proud, strong, moral, : and courageous citizens who had incredible : inner strength and determination. They gave : of themselves without a second thought. It : is sad to hear when another member of this : great generation has passed, yet we are : thankful that they can now rest at peace. : This great country of ours has just a : handful of WWII veterans left. Tell the : stories, don't forget the men & women : who did our country such a great service. I : hope every veteran, in their hearts, : believes we are thankful they did their : jobs. : : I noticed under Sgt. Ingram's photo, he : rec'd the Liberation of France Medal. I : have been trying to find information on the : "who's & how's" regarding this : medal. If my grandfather earned one, he : should have it with his other medals. So I : would like to inquire about getting it. : : Thank you, : Sharon Boyd-Davis : : : --Previous Message-- : "THE GREAT R.O." On June 18th the : day before fathers day 2005 at approximatley : 10:15 p.m. central time my father,"THE : GREAT R.O." passed this life to go to a : better place. He was in the 44th ID 324th : regiment "H" company as a gunnery : seargent. There was never a man that met him : that didn't like him.He was a very good and : kind and compassionate man that would worry : about anyone else first than his own : welfare.I just wanted to take this time and : let anyone who is still around and might : have fought with him that he is now in a : more peaceful and happier place than this : material world. I would also like to : personaly thank any members of the ww2 era : wherever they were and the ones that are : serving today and have in the past...thank : you with you guys and gals we WOULD NOT HAVE : THE FREEDOM AND RIGHTS WE HAVE TODAY!! THANK : YOU AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR : FAMILIES...NORMAN INGRAM : : :

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