Submitted by Name: Don LaFountaine From: New Whiteland, In E-mail: Contact
Comments: Just found out about General Starry's death. This officer was without question the greatest Armor officer in our generation. I had the priveledge of serving with him in Germany, Ft Knox and Vietnam. His memory will live with me forever. Rest in Peace, Sir.
Added: September 26, 2011
Submitted by Name: ron krueger From: davis ca. E-mail: Contact
Comments: The 21st Annual Northern California Blackhorse Picnic/BBQ Saturday, October 1, 2011 1100 - ??? Slidehill Park, 2850 Temple Drive Davis, CA. 95618
Everyone is welcome to join us for a casual picnic in the park. Bring something to BBQ, something to share (salad, dessert, or munchies) and your beverage of choice. (Lawn chairs are good,too)
Directions: I-80 to Davis. Take the Mace Blvd exit. Go North, around bend (Mace becomes Covell Blvd) Turn Left on Monarch Ln. Take1st right onto Temple. Park is one block ahead on left.
I-5 to Woodland, exit at Road 102 to Davis. Proceed South to Davis, approx. 8 miles. Turn left at the 1st major intersection - Covell Blvd. Go about 1 mile to Monarch Blvd, turn right, go 1 block. Turn right on Temple. Park is 1 block ahead on left.
Watch for balloons and signs RSVP: Ron Krueger: 530-758-0351 ronkrue@hotmail.com
Added: September 14, 2011
Submitted by Name: William Reynolds From: St.Louis,Mo E-mail: Contact
Comments: I would like this entry to thank all of you for the compassion and kindness you did not show me for not returning my phone call during your reunion in St.Louis as I lay in my hospital bed with cancer from agent orange. I called the regestration room but everyone was buisy and did not have time to return my call. The doctors have given until the first of the year............THANKS for the call . Halfdollar
Added: September 10, 2011
Submitted by Name: Barb M.. From: women's director 11th ACVVC E-mail: Contact
Comments: Will the ladies who volunteered to help with the Prayer Shawls please contact me. ASAP
Added: September 5, 2011
Submitted by Name: Joe Willey
Comments: I am sadden to report that on Thursday night, Sept 2nd, my Vietnam battle buddy and good friend Garland K. Stewart lost his fight Cutaneous Lymphoma, an Agent Orange related cancer. The past month was really hard for Big G. I last spoke with Garland on Aug 23rd. He hadn't been feeling good, had received some bad news about his condition, and told me he didn't want visitors or phone calls. He called me on the 30th, but hung up before we could talk. Garland is survived by his wife and soul mate Cathy, a brother, and two nephews. It was Big G's request to be cremated and that his ashes be scattered off the shore of Tybee Island, GA. Blackhorse Troopers wishing to attend the memorial service need to arrive at Capt Mike's Dolphin Tours at 2:30 P.M. Saturday Sept 10th (turn right just after the bridge to the Island or left just before the bridge.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to either:
Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation P O Box 374 Birmingham,MI 48012-9014
or
11th Armored Cavalry's Veterans of Vietnam and Cambodia ( 11ACVVC) c/o Ollie Pickral 571 Ditchley Road Kilmarmock, VA 22482
Allons,
Joe Willey
Added: September 5, 2011
Submitted by Name: Angel E. Pagan From: Orlando FL. / Alpha13 E-mail: Contact
Comments: To My Blackhorse Family: "May God grant you always..a sunbean to warm you, a moonbeam to charm you, a sheltering Angel so nothing can harm you. Laughter to cheer you. Faithful friends near you. And whenever you pray, Heavens to hear you"
God Bless You All.
Added: September 2, 2011
Submitted by Name: Romeo Martin From: Plainville,Ct E-mail: Contact
Comments: What ever happen to A Troop,s home page
Added: September 2, 2011
Submitted by Name: Stan Carter From: port orchard, wa. E-mail: Contact
Comments: Gen. Starry was an Officer and a Gentlemen. He will be souly missed by the 11th Cav. Rest in Peace.
Added: August 29, 2011
Submitted by Name: Tom Reese From: Johnson City, TN E-mail: Contact
Comments: I share the saddened hearts of all Blackhorse troopers who served under General (then Colonel) Donn Starry in Vietnam. I was one of the fortunate who had that privilege. He was a courageous combat leader and set a wonderful example as a commander.
May the Lord grant him calm seas and a gentle wind at his back as he begins his eternal journey.
Rest in Peace, Sir, knowing that your life was an example to all with whom you came in contact. We will meet again at Fiddlers Green.
Added: August 29, 2011
Submitted by Name: Ronald Byrd From: Oxford, MS E-mail: Contact
Comments: Jerry, send me an note to byrd1222@bellsouth.net and let me know what's happening. Ron
Name: Don LaFountaine
From: New Whiteland, In
E-mail: Contact
Just found out about General Starry's death. This officer was without question the greatest Armor officer in our generation. I had the priveledge of serving with him in Germany, Ft Knox and Vietnam. His memory will live with me forever. Rest in Peace, Sir.