World wide dogtag reunion project re united

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Worldwide Dogtag Reunion Project

World wide dogtag reunion project re united

Reunited stories

Dogtag #

Dogtag Robert Addington Leslie, Texas

Dogtag J.S. Mills, Oregon

Thank you for going to extensive length to find my mom, Janice André Laiche, to return her father, E

Dogtag J.S. Mills, Oregon

Dogtag Robert Addington Leslie, Texas

Dogtag J.S. Mills, Oregon

James Stanley Mills

Short bio

Born August 1922 to Stanley Scott Mills and Mildred Olive Bush

Married in Australia to military nurse miss Evelyn Fisher

From this marriage they had two daughters.

The dogtag is reunited with a daughter and a granddaughter in july 2019

Mister James Stanley Mills had the privilege to receive the age of 93 years. November 2015. He was proud of his two daughters, one granddaughter and two great-grandsons

His life is being remembered by his loving family. Thank you sir for your service.

Dogtag Robert Addington Leslie, Texas

Robert Addington Leslie

1919-1989

Short bio

Born 1919 to Sam Femer Leslie and Mable Addington

Married Clarice Benson

And together they had three daughters and five grandchildren.

The dogtag is reunited with a daughter in March 2019

Dogtag was found by Brian Lee

His life is being remembered by his loving family.

Thank you sir for your service.

Dogtag Raymond Frank Lomicka

Dogtag Robert Addington Leslie, Texas

Raymond Frank Lomicka

Short bio

Born January 1920 to Frank Lomicka and Lillian Julius a proud Czech family.

Married Gloria Masek, married for 64 years. They had

3 children and 6 grandchildren. The dogtag is reunited with family in Sept 2017.

Mister Lomicka has been blessed to receive the age of 90 years when he left his lovely family in 2010.

Thank you sir for your service.

Dogtag Stan Winka

Dogtag Raymond Frank Lomicka

Dogtag Stan Winka

Stan Winka,

Short bio

Returned home in October 2017

Unsolved

Dogtag Raymond Frank Lomicka

Dogtag Stan Winka

Sometimes we have a dogtag and we found some information... Like his family and siblings. But because of their name (common names like Smith, Johnson) ore becouse they were originally from another country. We were not able to find living descent.

Reunited stories

Dogtag Alden Allen Clark

Alden Allen Clark

Short bio

Dogtag Dean Cochran

Dogtag Alden Allen Clark

Dean Cochran

Born 1923

Short bio

Born to Charles Cochran & Rachel Smith.

Married to Dottie Cochran

2 daughters and 2 stepdaughters

12 grandchildren

20 great grand children plus 2 on the way

I received my long lost dog tag in May 2019, after losing it in Australia in 1942.

I am excited with this program reuniting dog tags to owners.

Emory Joseph André

Dogtag Alden Allen Clark

Herbert A 'Larry' Sappington

Thank you for going to extensive length to find my mom, Janice André Laiche, to return her father, Emory Joseph André’s, WWII dog tag.

My grandfather was actually stationed in France. We had no idea that he even went to Arizona. He died here in the States, just a few years after the war ended, in a car accident. Mom was only three years old. Thus, we didn’t really know a whole lot about his experience in the war.

What a special gift for mom to get after all these years!!! Thank you again for taking your time to honor our vets and families.

Herbert A 'Larry' Sappington

Not much is known about Herbert other than that he was in the Army Air Corp. He died tragically in a grain elevator back in Arkansas after the war. The familyresearch came out that the Dog tag is returned to his great nephew almost a year after searching for him.

Norman Robins

Herbert A 'Larry' Sappington

Norman Robins

Mr Robins is going home to his son in Arizona.

Ernest Walker

Herbert A 'Larry' Sappington

Norman Robins

Ernest Walkers Tags are going home to his son David Walker in Colorado . Mr Walker was actually at Schofields barracks. On the day that Pearl Harbour was attacked. He was fortunate to survive that attack and shipped out to Australia for training. Mr Walker made it home and lived his life in the states with family.

From the families

A word from the family from Raymond Frank Lomicka

Imagine my surprise when my brother sends me a text at 3am my time, midnight his time 2 years ago, asking me some questions about our dad. It seems that he got a message thru Facebook from Tim telling him that he had found a dog tag with dads name on it. We were suspicious at first. But I looked up information on our dad and sent it to my brother. Details from brother and Tim matched. Amazing that the dog tag was buried over 65 years! We asked that the dog tags be sent to me. My youngest brother has his original dog tags and my other brother has his uniform. The tag arrived in great shape along with a coin and cuff links that were found near by. I shared them on Facebook proudly. Tim wanted nothing. In October of 2017, my area of florida was in the way of a massive hurricane. I've lived in Florida for over 60 years years and this was the first time we boarded up our windows. We were prepared with water, lanterns, etc. On the table with the lanterns, where I planned to sleep on a sofa, was the dog tag that Tim had sent me. Said my prayers and went to sleep. The hurricane veered to the east and we were saved from mass destruction. Yes there was damage, trees down. No power, etc. But could have been so much worse. I feel that my parents were watching over us, especially dad thru that dog tag. I speak for my family when I say THANK YOU for all that you do to reunite these items to family members. I show them off all the time

Laura Simkanich

A word from McAnally family

A word from the family from Raymond Frank Lomicka

It's an indescribable feeling when you hold that dog tag for the first time. Worn and weathered but as precious as a gem stone. It's miraculous when you think about it, buried in sand for seventy plus years. Once found, the researchers locate the family with the only initial information being what is on that 70 year old tag. The most amazing part is a stranger to me, in Australia, took the time and effort to locate my family. And when I thought someone in Australia was stalking me, he sends the tag info to the Netherlands so the ultimate researcher, can convince me this is for real! It's a glorious feeling when you realize there really are good and caring people in our world who have no agenda other than getting your father's dog tag back home.

Tina Leslie McAnally