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In Memoriam
In Memory of
United States Navy's Personnel
Who lost their lives
In terrorist's attack on the
USS
Cole (DDG 67)
12 October 2000
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Information Systems Technician Tim Gauna
Rice, Texas
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Electronics Technician Chief Petty Officer Richard Costelow
Morrisville, Pennsylvania
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Signalman Seaman Recruit Cherone Louis
Gunn
Rex, Georgia
SMSR Gunn has been posthumously promoted to SMSN.
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Mess Management Specialist Seaman Lakeina
Monique Francis
Woodleaf, North Carolina
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Ensign Andrew Triplett
Macon, Mississippi
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Petty Officer 3rd Class Ronchester Santiago
Kingsville, Texas
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Seaman Apprentice Craig Bryan Wibberley
Williamsport, Maryland
Wibberley has been posthumously promoted to SN.
SA
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Electronics Warfare Technician 2nd Class
Kevin Shawn Rux
Portland, North Dakota
EW2 Rux has been posthumously promoted to EW1.
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Seaman Recruit Lakiba Nicole Palmer
San Diego, California
SR Palmer has been posthmously promoted to SN.
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Hull Maintenance Technician 3rd Class
Kenneth Eugene Clodfelter
Mechanicsville, Virginia
HT3 Clodfelter has been posthumously promoted to HT2.
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Engineman 2nd Class Marc Ian Nieto
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
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Electronics Warfare Technician 3rd Class
Ronald Scott Owens
Vero Beach, Florida
Owens has been posthumously promoted to EW2.
EW
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Fireman Apprentice Patrick Howard Roy
Cornwall on Hudson, New York
FA Roy has been promoted to FN.
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Engineman Fireman Joshua Langdon Parlett
Churchville, Maryland
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Fireman Gary Graham Swenchonis
Rockport, Texas
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Seaman James Rodrick McDaniels
Norfolk, Virginia
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Operations Specialist 2nd Class Timothy
Lamont Saunders
Ringgold, Virginia
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The Navy Hymn:
"Eternal Father, strong to save,
Whose arm hath bound the restless wave,
Who bidst the mighty ocean deep
Its own appointed limits keep;
Oh, hear us when we cry to Thee,
For those in peril on the sea."
Amen
Where Anchor Longs
to be
(a poem dedicated to all those lost at sea)
The below links takes you out of this Web site:
The United States
Navy's
Web site
USS Cole Tribute
by
Matthew Siverd -(A former Aegis sailor).
(Above link is not working at
present).
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