Larry Charles DavisonLance CorporalC CO, 1ST BN, 26TH MARINES, 3RD MARDIV United States Marine Corps 22 January 1950 - 07 June 1969 Chicago, Illinois Panel 23W Line 098 |
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The database page for Larry Charles Davison
I knew Larry back in the early 60's in Chicago. Our mothers worked together. We lost contact when I moved to Michigan after my Freshman year of high school. In 1969 while I was on leave from the service, my mom told me she had heard that Larry was killed. Last week The Moving Wall came to Naperville, IL. I finally had an opportunity to go and try to find his name. I was hoping I wouldn't be able to find it. God, did it hurt, not just for Larry but for them all. I would like to get in touch with Larry's parents. His mother's name was Helen.
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My Name is Tommie. For those of us who remember Larry he spent a lot of time at our home in Schiller Park. My Mother sort of brought strays in, Willie, Dutch, Racoon, and the rest. I was just a kid then but I looked up to them all. Even in the spring of 1969 I knew what I was going to do with my life, and I did it; I spent more than 20 years in the Army. It was the gallantry that those guys instilled in me, along with my mother Karen, who passed on 16 March 2001. Scavenger (Larry Davidson) has always been a part of my soul ... I hope that this will reach out to all those who knew him, who will either e-mail me or get in touch with me somehow.
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Thomas P. Inglesby Jr |
I will always remember Larry as well as Tommie, his siblings and his mother Karen who did indeed collect us strays. Larry's death had a profound impact on my life and I will never forget him or the other close friends I lost while on my own tour of duty shortly after Larry's death.
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A Note from The Virtual WallLance Corporal Davison was one of nine men from Charlie 1/26 killed in action on 07 Jun 1969:
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The point-of-contact for this memorial is a friend, Roger Ehret rpe412@msn.com 07 Jul 1999 |
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Channing Prothro, former CAP Marine
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