Deceased Vietnam Veterans
from Kings County, California

We honor these brave men and women who gave their ultimate sacrifice
so that others may be free. May they, nor what they did, ever be forgotten!

*** denotes bio online ***
If anyone has pictures of these fine people we would love to post them.
Name
Rank
Branch
City
Birthdate
Death Date
Barrera, Manuel
Sgt.
Army
Hanford
July 13,1943
Jan.12,1967
Barrera, Jose Gilbert
Pfc.
Army
Corcoran
July 8,1951
Nov. 12,1970
Barrios, James Patrick ***
Sp4
Army
Lemoore
Dec. 21.1947
Jan.12,1969
Cowell, Richard John ***
Capt.
Air Force
Lemoore
July 19,1942
Mar. 10,1970
Flores, Richard Javier ***
Cpl.
Army
Hanford
Aug.15,1948
May 10,1968
Gaymon, Stephen H. ***
Pfc.
Army
Corcoran
Oct. 26,1946
June 3, 1966
Henninger, Howard William ***
Col.
Air Force
Hanford
May 3,1933
Nov. 20,1978
Hobbs, Gary Lee ***
Pfc.
Army
Lemoore
Mar. 17,1949
Jan. 27,1970
Looney, Jerry Wayne *****
Pfc.
Army
Hanford
Feb. 5,1945
June 11,1966
Lusk, Donnie Ray
Cpl
Army
Kettleman
May 27,1947
Sep. 16,1967
Marin, Julian ***
Pfc.
Army
Corcoran
Jan. 1,1947
Apr. 28,1967
McCarty, Kenneth Leon
Sp4
Army
Hanford
Mar.12,1951
Apr. 13,1970
Miguel, Michael Joseph ***
Pfc.
Marines
Lemoore
Dec. 7,1943
Apr. 11,1967
Ochoa, Louie
Pfc.
Army
Hanford
Sep.16,1944
Oct. 18,1967
Osborne, Richard Gene ***
Pfc.
Army
Hanford
Nov. 1,1946
June 21,1967
Powers, Bradley Leland
Pfc.
Army
Kettleman
Nov. 4,1946
Feb. 26,1967
Pumphrey, Cornealus Jr. ***
SSgt.
Army
Corcoran
Dec. 31,1940
May 20,1968
Rhoads, Danny David ***
Sp4
Army
Lemoore
Jan. 10,1947
Mar. 12,1967
Rogers, Wayne Johnathan
Cpl.
Army
Hanford
Dec. 31,1944
Nov. 27,1968
Thompson, Robert R.
Sgt.
Army
Hanford
May 1,1948
Apr. 5,1968
Westbay, Gaylord Lee ***
WO
Army
Hanford
June 15,1938
Sep. 8,1967
Whitten, Patrick Anthony
Pfc.
Marines
Hanford
Oct. 20,1950
Sep. 11,1969

**Wayne Johnathan Rogers Bio Click Here

"It is the soldier, not the reporter, Who has given us freedom of the press.
It is the soldier, not the poet, Who has given us freedom of speech.
It is the soldier, not the campus organizer, Who has given us the freedom to demonstrate.
It is the soldier, Who salutes the flag,
Who serves beneath the flag,
And whose coffin is draped by the flag,
Who allows the protestor to burn the flag."
Father Denis Edward O'Brien, USMC

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