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CM Feedback: Hoviouses, kin added to Veterans List RELATED EVENT REMINDER: - Sunday, May 28, 2006, 2pm. Superintendent Darrell Treece will be the guest speaker for a Memorial Day Service at the VFW Fairgrounds in Columbia, according to Post Commander Jimmy Luttrell. The event is open to the public. These sponsors make it possible to share this listing with the public over the Memorial Day holiday weekend 2006: Barger Insurance Agency, Burton Ace Hardware & Rental, Murphy Well Service, NAPA Auto Parts Columbia, Campbellsville and Russell Springs locations, and E.P. Waggener & Sons Booksellers (See each sponsor's contact and location information at the end of the Veterans List For complete, updated Veterans List, Click Here. Cooley family suffered perhaps most tragic losses By Richard Hovious Thought I would add a few of the Hovious family who served. World War II: George Hovious, Joseph "Jodie" Hovious, Troy Hovious, Marshall Hovious, Kenneth Hovious and cousin William, Billie Bailey. Korean War: Richard Hovious, Cousins Ralph "Junior" Cooley, Coakley "Buddy" Knifley. Cooleys suffered most tragic losses Most tragic, I think, were the Cooley boys, cousins from Columbia, KY. Elmo was killed in Japan while serving in the US Army, just before the Korean War began. His brother Junior Cooley died of cancer which developed while on active duty. Their uncles George and Joe Cooley seem to have served in every hostility fromm WWI to Vietnam. Both retired as Naval officers. A strange happening in military, in San Diego One of my stranger happenings in the military came on New Years 1950I was waddling south on Broadway in San Diego around 2am when a familiar face appeared waddling north. It was Joe Cooley. We exchanged What the --- are you doing heres?, waddled on, and never saw each other again. For complete, updated Veterans List, Click Here. This story was posted on 2006-05-28 08:17:04
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