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Following
the song: "He Ain't Heavy", Minister Rod Banner of
the 538th , heralds in the reuniting of the unit. |
Carrie Briggs
Harper, reads an excerpt from
"The Other Side of the Wall" in honor of the men who
never came home. A beautiful song called
"There's a Healing in this House" was played
directly after this |
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Listening
to the message of love and healing, which was followed by the
hymn "How Great Thou Art" |
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Mike
Horowitz, Bobby Bunch, Monte Poague, Bob Brown, Steve Jones,
Danny Jeter, Roger Neubauer |
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Ron
Zehner, Jim Binckley, Jerry Vile
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Bobby
Bunch, Monte Poague, Steve Jones, Dannie Johnson in the
background |
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Bill
Fleer, Jim Underwood, Jerry Vile, |
Jim
Underwood and daughter, Tina |
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Monte
Poague and Bobby Bunch |
Danny
Jeter, Jim Binckley, Doug Abbott, Ann Zehner in the background |
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Sharon
Dohe, Larry Dohe, Larry McCain, Jeri McCain |
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Jim
Herman, Steve Jones, Monte Poague |
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Pat Briggs, Doug Ball,
Roger Neubauer, Rod Banner, Frank Dymitro |
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Rebels without a
cause Steve Jones, Monte Poague, Jim Herman |
Bill Ingram and Steve Jones |
Fred Peterson, Jerry Vile |
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