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Avenue of Heroes: Ward M. LeHardy

Written by: Sally Barstow (daughter), and Ward, Marcel, and Peter LeHardy (sons) Ward Morehouse LeHardy was born in Annapolis, Maryland, in 1934 to Navy LT...

Avenue of Heroes: RADM Francis Holian

Written by: Retired RADM Francis Holian RADM Francis Holian is a 1968 graduate of the Naval Academy. His initial assignment was to a destroyer. However,...

Avenue of Heroes: Captain Dan Cook

Written by: Retired CAPT Dan Cook CAPT Dan Cook devoted a 25-year career of active-duty service as a Surface Warfare officer and then Civil Engineer...

Avenue of Heroes: Commander Cherie B. Collins

Written by: Matt Collins (son) and Jim Collins (husband) She was a Mustang, a Shellback and a master training specialist. She wanted to go to...

Avenue of Heroes: Frank William ‘Bill’ Bruce

Written by: Sandi Lough (daughter) Frank William “Bill” Bruce was born on New Year’s Eve 1927 in Denver. His father was killed in an automobile...

Avenue of Heroes: George R. Worthington

Written by the late Rear Adm. George R. Worthington Born in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1937, Rear Adm. George Rhodes Worthington grew up in Tucson, Arizona,...

Avenue of Heroes: David Wood

Written by Lt. Cmdr. David Wood and Margaret Ahmann Born in Tucson, Arizona, in 1930, Lt. Cmdr. David Wood, U.S. Navy, grew up on a...

Avenue of Heroes: Richard Williams

Written by Marvin Heinze Chief Warrant Officer Richard Lee Williams was born November 13, 1935, in Perry Point, Maryland. The oldest of six siblings, he...

Avenue of Heroes: Edward B. Rogers Jr.

Written by Morgan Rogers Capt. Edward Brien Rogers Jr., U.S. Navy, retired, was a graduate of Coronado High School Class of 1943, where he was...

Avenue of Heroes: Philip M. Quast

Written by CAPT Timothy M. Quast, MC, USN Vice Adm. Philip Quast was a 36-year Navy Surface Warfare veteran and the son, brother, and father...
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