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Blackjack78 · 05-28-2004, 06:27

Gentlemen,

If I may. One of the times I go to Pinelawn National Cemetary,to visit the gravesites of my father,a 2x Combat Wounded amputee,WW2 Army medic,my siblings and my cousin,L/CPL USMC,kia April 14,1968 Kah San is this time of year, Memorial Day.

Yesterday , I made my visit to Pinelawn. Resting a few headstones away from my cousin is the final resting place of John J. Kedenburg Sp5c,5th Grp,CCN,FOB 2 kia June 13,1968 Medal of Honor Recipient. I thought you men would like to know that Johns' site is well maintained,squared away and rests in a peaceful area in the shade of a tree. I can assure you that over the years, on my holiday visits to Pinelawn, this fellow Brooklynite receives special attention and will continue to do so.

Respectfully submitted,

Jim

05-28-2004, 06:27	#1
Blackjack78 Asset Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Brooklyn,NY Posts: 11	KEDENBURG, JOHN J Sp5c, 5th Grp, MOH Recipient Gentlemen, If I may. One of the times I go to Pinelawn National Cemetary,to visit the gravesites of my father,a 2x Combat Wounded amputee,WW2 Army medic,my siblings and my cousin,L/CPL USMC,kia April 14,1968 Kah San is this time of year, Memorial Day. Yesterday , I made my visit to Pinelawn. Resting a few headstones away from my cousin is the final resting place of John J. Kedenburg Sp5c,5th Grp,CCN,FOB 2 kia June 13,1968 Medal of Honor Recipient. I thought you men would like to know that Johns' site is well maintained,squared away and rests in a peaceful area in the shade of a tree. I can assure you that over the years, on my holiday visits to Pinelawn, this fellow Brooklynite receives special attention and will continue to do so. Respectfully submitted, Jim Last edited by Blackjack78; 05-28-2004 at 15:58.
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