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Barry Shindler, Vietnam War Army Veteran, Lehighton, 8 JUL 15

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Barry W. Shindler

Vietnam War Army Veteran

8 JUL 2015

Lehighton, PA

 

The family of Vietnam War Army Veteran Barry W. Shindler has requested the Patriot Guard Riders stand to honor his service to our nation at his interment ceremony Wednesday, July 8.  We will escort Barry from the funeral home to the cemetery where he will be interred with full military honors.  Barry Shindler is a patriot who served our country with honor and now it’s our turn to stand and honor him.

 

ESCORT AND INTERMENT: 8 JUL 2015  Interment: 1100 HRS

Miller Funeral Home

137 Fairview Street

Lehighton, PA  18235

 

Map: https://goo.gl/maps/dCC3N

 

Staging:  1000 HRS

At the Funeral Home.  Escort approximately 5 miles.

 

Interment will be at Dinkey Memorial Cemetery

MAP:  https://goo.gl/maps/UeHtN

 

Please bring 3 x 5 flags

 

RCIC:   Les Sharp, RC-Region 5

Email:  lessharp52@aol.com

Phone:  570-269-8130

 

National Link:  https://www.patriotguard.org/showthread.php?405441

 

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One Response to “Barry Shindler, Vietnam War Army Veteran, Lehighton, 8 JUL 15”

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    Les

    Three PGR members from PA Region 5 were honored to support the family of Vietnam Veteran Barry Shindler today as he was laid to rest in a small country cemetery. We had a total of 4 bikes, two PGR, two family, and three cages. All services were conducted graveside. Following comments by the minister and the execution of honors by the area United Veterans Organization who provided a color guard, rifle squad, and bugler who performed TAPS live, myself, Reg. 5 SRC Gerry Pawloski and Reg. 5 RC Rod Afflerbach rendered honors to Mr. Shindler. I then presented the plaque to Barry’s family. The mission then concluded.

    The family was very grateful for our presence today, small as it was. I thanked them for inviting us and that we were honored to be a part of their day. I would also like to say thank you to the UVO. I believe they were comprised of members of both VFW and American Legion posts within a two or three county area.

    Les Sharp
    PA Reg. 5 RC

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