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7/22/08(MON:76º:Mostly Clear)Up @0545: Coffee w/breakfast: Shaved: Fed cats & fish: Synchronized to iBook & ck'd.e-mail & weather(updated firefox): Dr.RDW to Marbrey's funeral & Houston Veteran's Memorial Cemetary by 0930(she was accorded full military honor's): Dr.Potato-Patch for lunch,then 814 via Eisenhower park: Napped 1400-1600: Ck'd.p-mail(rc.2-ltrs.from bny mellon(address update request for teradata corp.& fairpoint com.ck.): RDW left for SanJacinto on elec.bike: Updated quicken: Called Mellon & updated address info. Ck'd.hurricane & financial pages: Synchronized to Mac-mini(cont.w/financial news): Ate in Casita17: Read: Asleep after 2000.
Marbery Pane Dunaway was accorded full military honors during her burial ceremony today, including a volley of three. It's a good thing they were issuing Kleenexes, because I always need'em at military style funerals. She was truly one of the proud and the few, having volunteered to be a woman marine during WWII, and serving actively during Korea also. She maintained her active reserve status throughout her life and attended almost every woman's marine annual event until late in life when health issues intervened. In a civilian capacity, she worked as a tax law specialist on both sides of the 1040; the private sector, and the IRS. She was a strong-willed and independent woman, and that most probably was the glue that stuck between her and RDW, and I knew her mainly through RDW.
Marbery Pane Dunaway was accorded full military honors during her burial ceremony today, including a volley of three. It's a good thing they were issuing Kleenexes, because I always need'em at military style funerals. She was truly one of the proud and the few, having volunteered to be a woman marine during WWII, and serving actively during Korea also. She maintained her active reserve status throughout her life and attended almost every woman's marine annual event until late in life when health issues intervened. In a civilian capacity, she worked as a tax law specialist on both sides of the 1040; the private sector, and the IRS. She was a strong-willed and independent woman, and that most probably was the glue that stuck between her and RDW, and I knew her mainly through RDW.