Eric Cranford was a Burke County, NC native who served two tours of duty in the Persian Gulf. He was working on his MBA at the time of his death.
Lt. Commander Eric Cranford worked in the Pentagon's Navy Command Center as a knowledge analyst. When Flight 77 was crashed into the Pentagon in Washington, DC, on September 11, 2001., Eric's office took a direct hit.
He was survived by his wife of one year, his parents, and a brother.
Lt. Commander Eric Cranford worked in the Pentagon's Navy Command Center as a knowledge analyst. When Flight 77 was crashed into the Pentagon in Washington, DC, on September 11, 2001., Eric's office took a direct hit.
He was survived by his wife of one year, his parents, and a brother.
Eric Cranford was a Burke County, NC native who served two tours of duty in the Persian Gulf. He was working on his MBA at the time of his death.
Lt. Commander Eric Cranford worked in the Pentagon's Navy Command Center as a knowledge analyst. When Flight 77 was crashed into the Pentagon in Washington, DC, on September 11, 2001., Eric's office took a direct hit.
He was survived by his wife of one year, his parents, and a brother.
Lt. Commander Eric Cranford worked in the Pentagon's Navy Command Center as a knowledge analyst. When Flight 77 was crashed into the Pentagon in Washington, DC, on September 11, 2001., Eric's office took a direct hit.
He was survived by his wife of one year, his parents, and a brother.
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