Re: Passing of Bruce (Breed) Traylor and Jack Stranger-VMO-2-66-67

cmm8946, Condolonces brother, I didn't know them but I think it would be good if we could let their families know that we never forgot them and never will, til we fall in with them later. SF Tom Foster "Huey Guns"

Re: Passing of Bruce (Breed) Traylor and Jack Stranger-VMO-2-66-67

I agree Mike, and Tom. Its sad we are loosing more and more seems every time we turn around. I believe when we reach a certain age its like its down hill from there. Hope we all can take better care of ourselves, and keep having check-ups as often as we can. I'm over due myself for a few. I, as others, share the hurt the Families have, and are going through. I Pray God will continue to bless them. Semper Fi, and READY-APP.

Re: Passing of Bruce (Breed) Traylor and Jack Stranger-VMO-2-66-67

cmm8946;31212 wrote: I have recently become aware of the passing of Bruce Traylor who was known as "Breed". He passed in San Antonio in 1995, he was 49 years old. Bruce was a crew chief.

Jack Stranger passed away November 25, 2010 in Canton, Ohio. Jack was in avionics and was a gunner while in Nam.

Both were friends, but we lost contact after Nam, as most of us do.

Semper Fi
Mike Miller-VMO-2

Thank you for the information Mike....I've been looking for Bruce & Jack Taylor for over 20 years. They were both great guys and top notch CC's,
evrery time I rode a slick into a zone I was glad to have them covering me. Went into a hot (very hot) recon extract outside of Dong Ha with Gus Plum.....to this day I say it was Bruce covering on his internal 60 that allowed us to make back out.