He is listed in the May 1944 issue of the Item (Sumter, S. C. newspaper) as one of the Edmunds High School class of 1944 graduates. https://www.edmundshigh.com/alumni.html?x=info&c=44
On 29 Oct. 1949, he married Mary Ann Kesterson in Arizona. In the August 2nd 1950 issue of the Arizona Republic, there is an article describing his married life based in Japan as a pilot of a jet-propelled fighter bomber in the fiery skies over Korea: "I feel so sorry for Mary Ann being alone all day and then when I do come home I'm practically dead. It does seem strange, shooting people in the day and then coming home to a beautiful wife at night. Wars don't happen that way."
On 29 Oct. 1949, he married Mary Ann Kesterson in Arizona. In the August 2nd 1950 issue of the Arizona Republic, there is an article describing his married life based in Japan as a pilot of a jet-propelled fighter bomber in the fiery skies over Korea: "I feel so sorry for Mary Ann being alone all day and then when I do come home I'm practically dead. It does seem strange, shooting people in the day and then coming home to a beautiful wife at night. Wars don't happen that way."
He is listed in the May 1944 issue of the Item (Sumter, S. C. newspaper) as one of the Edmunds High School class of 1944 graduates. https://www.edmundshigh.com/alumni.html?x=info&c=44
On 29 Oct. 1949, he married Mary Ann Kesterson in Arizona. In the August 2nd 1950 issue of the Arizona Republic, there is an article describing his married life based in Japan as a pilot of a jet-propelled fighter bomber in the fiery skies over Korea: "I feel so sorry for Mary Ann being alone all day and then when I do come home I'm practically dead. It does seem strange, shooting people in the day and then coming home to a beautiful wife at night. Wars don't happen that way."
On 29 Oct. 1949, he married Mary Ann Kesterson in Arizona. In the August 2nd 1950 issue of the Arizona Republic, there is an article describing his married life based in Japan as a pilot of a jet-propelled fighter bomber in the fiery skies over Korea: "I feel so sorry for Mary Ann being alone all day and then when I do come home I'm practically dead. It does seem strange, shooting people in the day and then coming home to a beautiful wife at night. Wars don't happen that way."
