May 5May 5 #1 Some ladies brought these items in Saturday....found in a dumpster along with a bunch of family photos and a cancelled British passport from the 1970s/80s.... Mark sends
May 5May 5 #2 Glad it was saved from the trash... sad though... a perfect example of why the argument collectors and historians are often the best preservationists.... we really do care and want to preserve Their Memories.... "blue skies" to the deceased....
May 5May 5 #3 Very sad, this is what family does. The minimalist want nothing. I see it every day. This Airman spent most of his life serving his country, They could have at least donated it to the goodwill. That just gets me....
May 5May 5 #4 It hurts me to think about all the historic items thave been and still are tossed by the hour because someone deems them "trash"... Great find/save!!
May 6May 6 #6 1 hour ago, McLenn2025 said: It hurts me to think about all the historic items thave been and still are tossed by the hour because someone deems them "trash"... Great find/save!! Me too...
May 6May 6 #7 How sad. I found his obituary. Nothing about him other than he lived and died. Extended family probably took care of everything including cremating him cleaning out the house. CMSgt. is no small accomplishment.
May 11May 11 #9 On 5/4/2026 at 6:28 PM, 268th C.A. said: Very sad, this is what family does. The minimalist want nothing. I see it every day. This Airman spent most of his life serving his country, They could have at least donated it to the goodwill. That just gets me.... Some people don’t always understand the true value of things. It’s very sad and unfortunate.
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