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Army, 1967 to 1969·A goofball who loved his family with a passion
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Gregory's story
My daddy was the bravest person I knew. Even while he was sick and suffering he kept his chin up and never admitted he was in pain. He kept a brave front and told us, "No crying, stay tough"! He was a goofball and he loved his family with a passion. He fought hard but lost his battle. When he died he left a hole in all our hearts and I fight to keep his memory and his suffering out there to bring awareness. I'll never stop fighting to bring this to light.
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- VVMF In Memory programHonors Vietnam veterans who came home and later died from causes related to their service. VVMF sets its own rules for who is included.
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Where this story comes from
- FAMILY ACCOUNT Shared by his daughter with Fire Swept Trail, November 2026. Not independently verified.