Well Cat, I couldn't believe you had taken this picture. PN2 Mitch Casey, MS 3 Doug Curley, IC2 Mark Hyler and myself MS 2 Linda Boyd at the fantail picnic. I'm now married to Mark Hyler and we see Mitch at least 2/3 times a year. We're in Delaware and Mitch lives in Texas. We saw each other alot more when we all lived in New England. Love the shots, is it possible to order a digital copy of the shots rather than a hard copy? Write soon!
:-) ...lovely family shot Cat:-) ...looks a little chilly out with coats for California:-) ...wonderful collage of photos for this lovely family. ...sorry for the Steelers jacket father though, -sad game:-(
God bless and remember Him always in all you do and say:-) :-)smiley Paul
Thank you Paul, A friend an I are doing "a photo a day" blog. You should join us. check out my blog. http://catsdailyphoto2012.blogspot.com/2012/01/ok-today-is-day.html it's fun... the photo has to be taken on that day. If you miss a day... No big deal. The cool thing is you make sure you don't leave without your camera and constantly looking for something good to post. It's fun join me. I promise to check out your blog, should you choose to do sign up. Just for fun!
I was a DK stationed there in the mid 80's and Anne Mahan was there even when I was there. Can I ask when these pics were taken? I also was one of the orginal Horse and Cow girls... aaahhh the memories :)
Oh wow, I remember you. Dale and I met up about 4 years ago after 25 years apart. We are married now. But check this out. If you have a facebook account Tom Bradley and Zee, me and Dale are on the USS Yellowstone group. Check it out. There are more pictures there.
I remember you... Either I worked with you in my mooring station or mess cooked with you. Yeah, I remember that day too. Hey if you have a facebook account do a search for the USS Yellowstone. Join us shipmate. We've had a reunion, even had a boat trip to see the ship where she rest today. (waiting to be towed to TX for scrap).
I was doing my mess duties for Captain Turner at the time of the collision. He spent hours reading his speech to me. He was up for Admiral at that time. I honestly did remember much of anything he said. He did tell me if there was anything I ever needed let him know. I still have his name plate from his door. Captain Turner was a great leader.
I really liked Capt Turner. He was so family oriented. Capt Bufford used to take us out for 29 days then pull us back in so we would not get credited sea time and family separation "it would save the Navy some serious money". Capt Turner would deliberately stay over 30 days so we can. What a concept... a Captain that cared for his crew. I wonder what he is up to these days. I'd love to shake his hand. He left an imprint in my heart. You're so lucky to have his name plate. Funny how it's treasure to us but means absolutely nothing to those that did not get to know him.
Hey , Do you have a facebook account? If you have one, do a search for USS Yellowstone and join the group. it has almost 700 members. We just got back last week from it's very first official reunion. If you don't have an account you should just create one just to check it out. There was only 7 of us from that time frame but it was way too cool to tell our sea stories and people knew exactly what we were talking about. As a matter of fact I talked to one guy about an incident he described the same incident from the aft of the ship. It was too cool. BTC from the pipe shop. I can't remember his name for the life of me. I'm going to find out tonight. Glad my photos brought back memories. A shipmate sent me this one to add to my collection.
Hi Cat, Hard not to remember you:) I was MM2 A-Gang and worked out of Aft Steering. I remember the roll, the Truckee, and don't forget when we nearly tore the Iwo Jima's guns off coming in one windy day. Damn we had a steady stream of skippers it seems. Remember when the love triangle went bad with the divers and one of their GF's. She was murdered in Florida. The old Yellowstone was only around for 16 years but damn it has a history. I am glad I was a part of it. Well I am coming back to Norfolk next week. Any of you shipmates still in the area send me an email. It would be great to have a beer and talk about the glory days of Mikes Bar in Naples, the Seamen Center in Gaeta and everything else in between.
I was HT3 Davis and survived the 45 degree roll and the collision with the Truckee. Which do you remember and do you remember the dates of either incident?
Hi Shipmate! I remember that day clear as day as well. If you have a facebook account you've got to do a search for the USS yellowstone. We have a reunion coming up at the end of the month. First since it was decommed...
It was a pleasure! You guys are the best. This Saturday was "Help a small business" day. I thank you for helping and choosing our small business. We aim to do only our best and then some....
Sherm, Remember me. Kimball from Aft Steering. We worked for Streby. Logan, Merrill, Jones, and sweet Marijane Zale. Senior Chief Kiernan and good old Senior Chief Zimmerman (Ziggy).
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