Walter Ripley Tyrrell
Petty Officer Second Class
MABS-16, MAG-16, 1ST MAW, III MAF
United States Navy
Chemung, New York
July 03, 1947 to February 07, 1969
WALTER R TYRRELL is on the Wall at Panel W33, Line 82

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Walter R Tyrrell
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20 Mar 2005

Rip Tyrrell was my first cousin and his death forever changed the lives of not only his immediate family, but of his extended family as well. Our lives were forever changed by his loss and he is sorely missed to this day. We have great memories of Rip, but wish we could have known the man he should have had the chance to become. I can guarantee he would have been as special if he had continued to live, as he was in the short time he had on Earth. He has made me so proud and humble to be related to him. My memories of him make me smile to this day. I will forever miss him.

From a first cousin,
Patricia Carey Deliz
E-mail address is not available.


 
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