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The  Official Electronic Newsletter of the Veterans and Descendants of the
U.S. 17th Airborne Division, WWII 
The mission of the "Scions of the 17th Airborne" is to honor the service of all veterans of the 17th, and to educate others about the history and sacrifices made by the troopers who served in this division during WWII.

We strive to accomplish these missions by holding regional gatherings where troopers and their families can gather, and by sharing their recollections.  We communicate with our membership using this "Thunder From Heaven" newsletter, through our website, and on our Facebook page. Additionally, we collect documents related to the history of the 17th and make them available to our membership.
Issue # 82 - April - May 2020
Please send us your 17th related news items, stories, questions etc., so that we can share them with the entire group. You may direct your mail to the Scions at:
Carolyn Tuttle, Adam Coolong, Ed Siergiej Jr.- Editors
Visit our Facebook page at:

17th Airborne Division Scions (Descendants)

Post your 17th related photos, stories and questions.
In This Newsletter
 
-  Message from President Adam Coolong

-  Membership Renewal - Ed Siergiej Jr.

-  Scions trip to Europe Update - Jeff Schumacher

-  Annual Reunion - Save the Date

-  Remembering the 75th Anniversary of the Bulge  

-  Donations to Memorial & General Funds

-  Welcome New Members


Thunder Mail Call in memory of Editor Bill Tom
 
-  Letters From Home and Abroad

-  Sick Call

-  TAPS

-  17th Airborne Online Store

-  Become a Member of the Scions of the 17th Airborne
 President's Message
by Adam Coolong

Greetings my fellow Scions!
Strange times, indeed. I hope you and your families are healthy, and are taking steps to stay that way.
Today I write to you what is probably my last President’s Message. I’ve served my term as your president for the last two years, and despite the schedule upheaval that has affected us all, that term has come to an end.
I am filled with a great sense of pride, having been given the honor of serving as your president, and I want to take this last opportunity to thank you for the trust you placed in me.
I look forward to my continued involvement in the Scions organization in my other roles as archive coordinator and webmaster.
On June 6, 2020, we will hold our annual business meeting. While we are unable to do it in person this year, we still have business to discuss, and so we will be holding our meeting online instead. Details will be given out shortly that will allow you to join us, should you wish; look for that in your email inbox in the coming days.
At that meeting we will welcome Jeff Schumacher as our new president. He takes over my role in accordance with our bylaws, after serving two years as vice president. I know you’ll join me in welcoming him, and I look forward to his leadership—he is indeed beyond capable and will serve us exceptionally!
Please be well, my fellow Scions, and again, thank you.
Adam Coolong
President
Please take some time to reach out to these
17th Airborne Veterans

By Ed Siergiej Jr, Secretary
 
Our Veterans outreach team has been sending cards to the seventy three 17th Airborne veterans who we have contact information for, as well as to some of the widows of our troopers.  The current health crisis has had a tough impact on many of our veterans, who in some cases are not allowed to leave their homes, or even rooms. As tough as it is for all of us, it is much harder for our veterans. The following veterans have specifically reached out to ask us to share their contact information. A call from you would make a great difference in their lives right now.

In addition, we would like to find volunteers to stay in contact with our remaining veterans on a regular basis. In some cases they have moved, or are having health issues, and we are not notified in time to be of some comfort. If you are willing to be a part of this effort, please contact us at Scionsofthe17thairborne@gmail.com and we will pass on a few of their names to you. Remember how much we owe them!

Leo (Marty) Schlocker 513 Co D
118 47th Street
Newport Beach, CA. 92663-2506
951-639-7248

Paul A Wilson  193rd / 194th
Norman Veterans Center
1776 E Robinson Street Room D207
Norman, OK 73071
405-414-7817

Sidney Levit
3675 N Country Club Drive Apt 2602
Aventora, FL 33180
973-214-4169 

Peter Piergiovanni
Canfield Place 
2300 Canfield Road 
Youngstown, Ohio 44505
330-295-2037

Membership Renewal Information

by Ed Siergiej Jr., Secretary

Membership Renewal Letters have gone out to our members, and many of you have responded.

We thank everyone who has responded. Membership is the primary source of funding to operate our Scions organization.

This newsletter is a benefit of membership. We hate to take anyone off the list, but when a member has not responded in several years we will begin to remove them from the distribution list in fairness to those who have been so supportive of our missions.

Remember, we also produce a hard copy of the newsletter and mail it to our veterans each month at no expense to them. This effort is one of the projects supported by your membership

Membership dues are $35/year for an individual, or $50/year for a family, including children under 18.

You may renew your membership by check to:
Scions of the 17th Airborne
62A Forty Acre Mt. Rd.
Danbury, CT 06811-3353

or by PayPal to Scionsofthe17thairborne@gmail.com

Thank you for your support, so that we can continue to honor the men of the 17th and to keep its history alive.

Ed Siergiej Jr.
Secretary
Attention 17th Airborne Scions and Veterans!!

 2020 Remembrance Trip to the ETO

by Jeff Schumacher

Hello everyone,

I hope you are all well and being careful to stay that way. 
As Scions of the 17th Airborne, from these days of challenge we look ahead to better times, and we are planning for our time together. 

As many of you know, we have been working steadily since the notice to cancel the March trip to the ETO in an effort to put the show back on the road yet this fall - and to celebrate together in the 75th anniversary year of 2020, in the ETO.  

We explored a range of dates from September through mid-November for a 2 week window that worked with hotels, transportation and other providers & participants.   
Working with our European hosts, we have rescheduled the 75th Anniversary Trip to October 26th (Monday) through November 7th (Saturday) with flights home Sunday, November 8th for most. 

The trip itinerary and schedule of events will remain virtually identical - just with new dates. 

Naturally, this hinges on an environment conducive to travel, but our mission remains before us, and in order to have the opportunity to observe the 75th Anniversary in the ETO, we need a plan and that includes reservations on calendars now.  

That’s the plan.  With 6 months to go, we have the opportunity to accept more travelers for the rescheduled trip this fall.  If you’re interested, check your calendars and advise of your intentions as soon as you are able.  

I want to convey my gratitude for the many supportive calls and emails, and for your continued dedication to celebrating the legacy of the 17th Airborne Division.  
Together, we will make it happen!

Be well and stay well.
Airborne...
Jeff
Memorial Day Commemorations
Although many cemeteries have limited access during the current health crisis, our members are working to place flowers on the graves of the four Medal of Honor recipients, as they are able. Scions Jerry  and Pat O’Brien sent this photo of them at the grave of Isadore Jachman.

 
Our good friends in the Margraten Memorial Group sent the following message with photos from this years ceremony at Margraten Cemetery. Where Medal of Honor recipient George Peters is buried.

"Normal daily life is still not possible over here, but slowly we're making a start. This also has meant that there was no normal Memorial Day ceremony at Margraten yesterday. A very few dignitaries, our King and the American ambassador to the Netherlands (Pete Hoekstra) and some others , were invited for the official ceremony which was live on national TV.
Saturday, 40 volunteers were allowed to read all the names of the soldiers buried at Margraten and those with their names on the Wall of the Missing (the American ambassador being the initiator). John Smeets, his daughters Janne and Fenne and me had the distinct honor to be among these 40 volunteers. With the 4 of us, we have read 1.0000 names  (250 each). Though we were not allowed to go to the graves and lay flowers, we could look at the graves and the wall. In thoughts, we were with all these heroes. Specifically with our 17-th Airborne Division heroes.
Lest we forget!
The last picture is of my home where we fly your flash today, Memorial Day.

Take care, stay safe!"
Luc Horck

Many thanks to Luc Horck, John Smeets and his daughters Janne and Fenne for honoring our falllen Troopers.

From Scion Mike Martinez

This years pandemic made it very difficult to make the 800 mile round trip from my home in the Mojave Desert to Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno, to honor Metal of Honor Recipiant, Private Stuart Stryker, Company E, 513th PIR, 17th Airborne Division.

But my grandsons Michael and Jacob Martinez stepped up to fill the void on behalf of the SCIONS of the 17th Airborne Division.

So very thankful to you both... All my Love and deep appreciation, Papa..

Memorial Day 2020,
Stuart S Stryker Metal Of Honor (MOH) Recipiant
Operation Varsity WWII - US Army - Airborne
PFC, Company E, 513th PIR, 17th Airborne Division

Golden Gate National Cemetery
October 30, 1924 - March 24, 1945

Stryker's official Medal of Honor citation reads:

He was a platoon runner, when the unit assembled near Wesel, Germany after a descent east of the Rhine. Attacking along a railroad, Company E reached a point about 250 yards from a large building used as an enemy headquarters and manned by a powerful force of Germans with rifles, machineguns, and 4 field pieces. One platoon made a frontal assault but was pinned down by intense fire from the house after advancing only 50 yards. So badly stricken that it could not return the raking fire, the platoon was at the mercy of German machine gunners when PFC. Stryker voluntarily left a place of comparative safety, and, armed with a carbine, ran to the head of the unit. In full view of the enemy and under constant fire, he exhorted the men to get to their feet and follow him. Inspired by his fearlessness, they rushed after him in a desperate charge through an increased hail of bullets. Twenty-five yards from the objective the heroic soldier was killed by the enemy fusillades. His gallant and wholly voluntary action in the face of overwhelming firepower, however, so encouraged his comrades and diverted the enemy's attention that other elements of the company were able to surround the house, capturing more than 200 hostile soldiers and much equipment, besides freeing 3 members of an American bomber crew held prisoner there. The intrepidity and unhesitating self-sacrifice of PFC. Stryker were in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service.
Judy Foster Holland sent these brought these beautiful arrangements to the graves of Clinton Hedrick and his parents. 
Paul Wilson Recalls His Service with the 17th Airborne Division
First troops in Munster -- Infantrymen of the 513th Airborne Infantry Regiment, (3rd Platoon, Company C) 17th Airborne Division, fighting with the 9th U.S. Army, pass through roadblock in front-line city of Munster, Germany. They were the first Allied troops to arrive in the city.

U.S. Army Signal Corp Photo
 
General view of the mass burial of Russian civilians exectuted by the Germans prior to the arrival of American troops in the town of Duisburg, Germany. The Germans who had been party members were forced to bury the victims an graves were dug in a central location in the town as a constant reminder of the atrocity.
Editors note: Troopers of Company C, 194th Glider Infantry were in charge of security. 
U.S Army Signal Corps Photo
This photo from the collection of William Wolford, 194/C shows a machine gun set up at the front of the large building in the photo above to overlook the area where the burials were taking place.
Saving Our History #25
by David Shortt
 
SCIONS, 8 May 2020, marked the 75th anniversary of "Victory in Europe" day, tyranny was defeated by free men of the Allied nations, including our nation’s very own citizen-soldiers; our Fathers, Uncles, Grandfathers. The US lost 416,000 Killed in Action and almost 1,000,000 Wounded in Action. 16,000,000 Americans (men and women) served in the Armed Forces during WWII and today a little over 400,000 are alive, mostly dispersed throughout nursing and assisted living homes, hospitals and a few brave ones are still defiant and at home, the average age being about 95....52 million souls were lost during WWII and millions homeless, maimed or displaced...Let us not forget what the men of the 17th did for Liberty, Freedom and Decency, and in the process lost 1382 dead and 4904 wounded...almost half the strength of the Division. The Division liberated Belgium and Luxembourg from the Nazis and was instrumental in bringing Germany to final defeat... Let us ensure they are not forgotten.
 For historical preservation and sentimentality purposes we are highlighting the silk "Identification" Scarves or Panels, issued to members of the 17th on the departure Airfields in France, for the Airborne Assault at Wesel on 24 March, 1945. These were issued for quick identification on the Drop and Landing Zones, usually worn around the necks of the Troopers, or attached to their musette bags, they could also be removed and placed on vehicles. Most were removed after a few days in combat and carried in the uniform pockets, before making their way back home as a souvenir... The Museum has saved about ten of these pieces of history, identified to various Troopers of all the Division's subunits-here are three examples:
 
(L) Unknown Scarf found at Antique Store in Southern US, looks to have had a German seamstress stitch the information from Anti-tank Platoon of HQ/2/513TH PIR, includes Killed in Action; a poignant souvenir of  battle...


(R)  CHARLES LASCO’s Identification Scarf, from Cleveland Ohio, he was a Platoon Sergeant and a proven combat leader in D and G/194th GIR. He also was a Glider tactic instructor in Berlin during occupation ,while assigned to 82nd...
Scions Memorial Fund
by Scion Secretary Ed Siergiej Jr.

The "Scions of the 17th Airborne Memorial Fund" is an account with the specific purpose of supporting activities that honor the memory of our veterans who have passed on.
Some examples of how these funds will be used are as follows:
  • Providing wreaths for our annual ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.
  • Providing wreaths for the four Medal of Honor recipients on Memorial Day.
  • Funding for the cards sent to the families of veterans who have passed on.
  • Shipping our Division Flag to funerals for 17th veterans.

Contributions in memory of a 17th Veteran, or any group of 17th Veterans (Such as Co F, 513th, for example)
may be made to this fund by so designating.

Contributions can be made to:
Scions of the 17th Airborne Memorial Fund
62A Forty Acre Mt. Rd.
Danbury, CT 06811

Generous Donations to our Memorial Fund have been made by:

Jean Redmerski 

Amy Good

Terri Gebler

Charlie Jones

Linda Green

Larry and Sandy Wolford

Joseph Denigan

Adam Brahosky



 
Donations to Scions General Fund
by Scion Secretary Ed Siergiej Jr.

None This Month
Welcome New Members

Regina, Michael and Kaitlyn Romblad
Scions of Edward J. Siergiej (194/C)
 
For many years, Trooper Bill Tom (194/C) was a major contributor to the original hard copy newsletter of the 17th Airborne Division Association, "Thunder From Heaven." After the dissolution of the Association in 2007, Bill began an email version of the newsletter, and continued that publication, "Thunder Mail Call" until the formation of the Scions Organization in 2011. With Bill's help, we integrated his newsletter into this publication. We were saddened to hear of Bills passing on September 10, 2019. We dedicate this portion of our newsletter to Bill.

WANT ADS AND REQUESTS
FOR INFORMATION


Have a request to make for information, or for research help?  Send us an email and we will post it in a future edition of the Thunder From Heaven newsletter, in this section!
17th Veteran Charles Davis (517 SG) is in rehab after a recent fall. His spirits are good, but he can not have visitors and can be reached by phone at 937 436 6987
Trooper Thad Banchard Sr sent us this nice card with the following message
" Best wishes to all the 17th troopers. Hope all have survived this lousy virus."
From Scion Angie Mitrisin-Marshall
I got this photo recently from my uncle and would like to share with the Scions. This is my Father Delbert J. Mitrisin (194th GIR) on left , with his Father Michael Mitrisin who served in WWI, middle and his younger brother Michael. Thinking this was taken in 1943 in Oskaloosa, Iowa right before Dad was about to leave for Europe. Please feel fee to share! 

TAPS

 
IN MEMORY OF THE FALLEN SOLDIER
by Isaac Epps
 
   The ones who went
   Were truly sent
   To do a Noble Deed;
   When evil showed
   They took the load
   In Justice, they believed.
   They heard the call
   And gave their All
   And some did not not come back.
   They knew the chance
   But took the stance
   When Liberty was attacked.
   It Speaks of Duty, Faith; and Love;
   It speaks of a respect
   for Country; For Others,
   For the Right of Man;
   To forget would be neglect.
   On this Their Day
   We stop to pray
   Their Memory shall live;
   The sacrifice they made was Life.
   What more can someone Give?
17th Airborne Memorial
Fort Benning, Georgia
Standing Guard

Submitted by Dominic Biello
If you become aware of the passing of one of our 17th Airborne veterans, please notify us immediately. We will make every effort to locate a member of the organization to attend the funeral and support the family in any way possible. Often, by the time an obituary is posted, little time remains to make these arrangements.
Send an email to
Scionsofthe17thairborne@gmail.com.
Our Veteran Outreach Team will also contact the family. 
Bair, Clarence H.

Division Recon

"Life Member of the 17th Airborne Division Association"

Clarence H. “Cubby” Bair, age 96, of Fletcher passed away at 3:10 a.m. on Saturday, April 25, 2020 in Troy Rehabilitation and Nursing Home.  Born on
December 18, 1923, in Fletcher, OH he was a son of the late Edmund and Grace (Kiser) Bair. 

Cubby is survived by his three children and two step children: Todd (Wendy) Bair of Fletcher, Ted (Amy) Bair of Springfield, Micki (Randy)
Brelsford of Piqua, Keith (Diana) Niswonger of Fletcher and Loretta Dankworth of Fletcher.  He is also survived by eighteen grandchildren:  Liza and Natalie
Bair, Jeffery, Sami and Ali Bair, Randy Jr. and Russell Brelsford, Tony Bair, Veto Bair, Michael Bair, Kelly Bair, Ricky Bair, Vincent Bair, Janette Bair and
Scott Bair, Pam Littlejohn, Mindy Harmon, Eric Niswonger, Angela St. Myers, Terry "Bud" Dankworth, and several great grandchildren.

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Eileen, a brother Bob, a sister Mary Crottinger, sons Nicholas and Richard Bair, and a step son-in-law, Terry Dankworth.

Cubby served his country in the U.S. Army during WWII. He was a paratrooper with the 17th Airborn Division and the 82nd Airborn Division. He participated in the Battle of the Bulge, Operation Varsity, and the Battle of Central Europe, and received a purple heart.  He was also a member of the VFW.  Cubby attended the Fletcher United Methodist Church.  He retired from Associated Truck Lines of Dayton where he was a member of the Teamsters. Graveside military services will be held on Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. in the Fletcher Cemetery. Pastor Jon Keller will officiate. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Miami Valley Veterans Museum Fund, c/o The Troy Foundation, 216 W. Franklin, Troy, Ohio 45373. Suber-Shively Funeral Home, Fletcher, Ohio is serving the family. Condolences to the family may be sent to www.shivelyfuneralhomes.com.
Davis, C. Stanley

194/ D

Life Member of the 17th Airborne Division Association

We have been informed by the family of Trooper Davis, that he passed on May, 16, 2020 after a two year fight with cancer. Funeral arrangements are private.

 

Hults, Edsel W.

513/G
 

Edsel Wilson Hults, age 94, of Logansport, passed away Sunday Jan. 5, 2020 in Woodbridge Health Campus.
Born March 17, 1925 in Logansport to the late Floyd R. and Pearl Marie (Wilson) Hults. On June 5, 1947 in Plymouth, IN he married Dorothy Schreyer who survives.
Edsel served his country as a paratrooper in the Army during WW2, serving with the 82nd Airborne Division. He then went to work for the Pennsylvania Railroad and later Exide Battery Corp., where he retired from. Edsel enjoyed golfing, fishing and spending his winters in Florida.
Surviving along with his wife Dorothy are two sons, David F. (Mary Lou) Hults, Travares, FL; Kerry F. (Vickie) Hults, Logansport; daughter, Karen L. (Glen) Smith, Logansport; sister, Linda Schlick, Logansport; brother, Wayne P. ( Mary Jo) Hults, Hot Springs, AR; eight grandchildren, Tonya (Neil) Myers, Karla (Chris) Costner, Jessica Smith, Brad Smith, Erin Nowak, Angela Townsend, Tom Henry and Todd Nowak; eighteen great grandchildren; four great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Jerry Hults and one sister Hazel Zimmerman.
A celebration of life will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday Jan. 8, 2019 in the Gundrum Funeral Home with Pastor Jim Zimmerman and Pastor Andy Weil officiating. Full military rites will be conducted by the Cass County Honor Guard and burial will be in the Bethel Cemetery near Logansport.
A visitation will be held from 3 -7 p.m. Tuesday January 7, 2020 in the Gundrum Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers memorial may be made to the Cass County Honor Guard.
You may sign the guestbook and send online condolences at www.gundrumcares.com
Published on January 5, 2020

 
Wood, John

155 / Battery C
 

John P. Wood, 86, of Lancaster, passed away peacefully Saturday, January 5, 2013 at the Lebanon VA Hospital.

Born in Passaic, NJ, he was the son of the late Cyril and Agnes (Johnston) Wood.

John was a decorated Army Airborne veteran of WWII, having received the Purple Heart.

He was employed by Dupont for 25 years as an office manager, retiring in 1984.

He was deeply appreciated for his involvement in the Lancaster Roman Catholic community, the Legion of Mary, and the countless hours he devoted to the respect for all human life from conception to natural death.

John was a member of the 17th Airborne Association and the Central PA Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Association.

He was the loving father to Maryanne Wood of Lancaster and to sons John Joseph in New Jersey, Robert Anthony in Puerto Rico, and Thomas Edward and daughter-in-law Sherry in Georgia; he was deeply loved by his grandchildren Hannah and Jonathan, also of Georgia, and his brother Edward Wood of Washington.  His death is a heartfelt loss to the Chester Smith and Luanne Ferguson families.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 AM Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 440 St. Joseph St., Lancaster, PA  17603.  The family will receive friends at the church one hour prior to the service.  Burial with full military honors will be at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery on Wednesday at 2:00.  Please omit flowers.  Memorial contributions in John’s memory may be made to Legion of Mary at St. Joseph’s Parish at the above address. To place a condolence online, please visit SnyderFuneralHome.com. Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory 717-393-9661
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This 280 page collection of stories from Troopers of Company A of the 513th PIR is reformatted for easier reading. Includes many photos, maps and diagrams from the troopers of Co A.

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 Show your 17th Airborne pride with this new cap made only for the Scions of the 17th Airborne Division.
Made in the USA !!!
$25 each, includes S&H in the U.S.A.
 These new 22 oz. stainless steel water bottles are made in the U.S.A, and feature the 17th Talon on one side, and the Scions logo on the other.

$17 each, includes S&H in the U.S.A.

Scion Coffee Mugs
 
These new 15 oz. mugs are made in the U.S.A., and feature the 17th Talon on one side, and the Scions logo on the other.

$20 each, includes S&H in the U.S.A.
 

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Our mission is to ensure that the sacrifice and history of the 17th Airborne Division is not forgotten.
 

Distinguished Honorary Members 
All veterans of the 17th are considered as "Distinguished Honorary Members" of the Scions.  We exist to honor you, our veterans. We do not ask for dues from our honored veterans, as we exist to honor you!

Regular membership in the "Scions of the 17th Airborne" is open to any descendant or family member of any trooper who served with the 17th during its existence.

Associate Membership is available to individuals who have an interest in the history of the 17th Airborne, but are not related to a veteran of the 17th. Associate Members do not have voting rights.

 

To join our growing organization, contact the Scions at:  Scionsofthe17thAirborne@gmail.com.

Our website contains a wealth of information on the 17th Airborne and its history, and our Members Section (open exclusively to dues-paying Scions) contains hundreds of pages of documents obtained from the National Archives!  Check it out at www.17thscions.org!
 

We also have a great Facebook page, where there are lots of great posts by friends of the 17th in the U.S. and in Europe. Check us out on Facebook at: 
17th Airborne Division Scions (Descendants).

Please consider passing this on to your children and grandchildren, if they are not already members. As our membership grows, we can take on new projects of value.

President
Adam Coolong, grandson of Charles E. Booth (680th/HQ)

Vice President
Jeff Schumacher, Son of John Schumacher (194/D & HQ)

Secretary
Ed Siergiej Jr., son of Edward J. Siergiej (194/C)

 
Treasurer
Michael Beard, Son of Daryl A. Beard (513/G)
 
Past Presidents
Rose Friday, daughter of Edward Friday (194th)
 Melanie Sembrat, daughter of Harry Sembrat (513th)
 

 Committee Chairs

Michele Smith , Sandy Remes, and  Patricia Bowers - Veteran Outreach / Family Liaison Coordinators
Advisory Committee - Jeff Schumacher - son of John Schumacher (194th)
Legal Council - Chuck Katz - son of John Katz (194th) 
Historian - Paul Madden - son of Harold Madden (680th/A)
Membership Committee  - David Shortt & Tom Chipego
Memorial Committee - Jerry and Pat O'Brien
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