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Sgt
Andrew Beauregard served with the United States Air Force in Vietnam
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LCPL
Doyon was leading his men in a frontal assault against enemy forces of North
Vietnam in Quang Tri Province, May 18, 1967. LCPL Doyon, without regard for
his own safety, positioned himself to suppress hostile small arms fire to
protect his fellow marines. LCPL Doyon took small arms fire...
Ground casualty. Killed in Action.
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1st Lt.
Arthur H. Hardy was the pilot of an OV-10A sent on a forward air control
mission over the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos on March 14, 1072.
The "Trail," a road system in Laos near the Vietnam border, was used by the
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong for transporting weapons, supplies and
troops. Hardy's aircraft was hit during the mission, and he bailed out of
the aircraft. He radioed to rescuers that he was going down Routes #23 and
#233, and his parachute was seen on the trail. He was believed to be
uninjured at that time. Search and Rescue never found Arthur H. Hardy. He
was declared Missing in Action, even though he was alive on the ground in
close proximity to enemy troops.
He
was classified as Missing In Action. In September 1983, his remains were
repatriated and interred in his hometown at Cowles Memorial Cemetery in
Ipswich, MA
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Dana
Arthur Hardy, 63, died in Thursday, January 5, 2012 in Apache
Junction, Arizona
following his long illness. Born July 27, 1948 in Ipswich son of the late
Arthur and Doris (Parsons) Hardy, he was raised in Ipswich, a 1966 graduate
of Ipswich High School. Dana is survived by a son Dana, Jr. Hardy; a
daughter Angel Hardy both of Arizona; four grandchildren; a brother, Mike
Hardy of Guilford NH and sister Dale Spaulding of Newburyport. He is also
survived by aunts and uncles; Helen and Hanford Thurber of Ipswich, Gordon
Hardy of Ipswich, Alice Hardy of Newburyport, Beulah Hardy of Byfield;
several nieces; one nephew and several cousins. He was the brother of the
late Jeffrey Hardy who died in 1987; Cynthia Price who died in 1996 and
uncle of the late Michael Hardy. Funeral arrangements are private. To leave
a condolence please visit
www.whittier-porter.com
Published in the Ipswich
Chronicle
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Donald J. Hart Jr., 54, of Beverly, fiancée of Heide Roberts, died Saturday,
Aug 4, 2001, after a long illness.
He
was born in Pittsburgh, PA., and graduated from Ipswich High School. He
served with the US Army in Vietnam and was the recipient of the Bronze Star,
two Purple Hearts, the Vietnam Service medal and the Vietnam Gallantry Cross
with Palm Unit.
Mr.
hart also served with the Massachusetts National Guard for 12 years and was
a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and AMVETS
Besides his fiancée, he is survived by his brother and sister-in-law, John
and Diane Hart of Peabody; his nieces, Nicole and Christina Hart; and his
cousin Jack McGilvary of Nashua, NH
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Dan Nolan Kingman, 63, of Fremont, CA, died suddenly at
his home on Sept. 2, 2011. He was born June 18, 1948 in Salem, MA. He
was the son of the late Carroll R. "Chick" Kingman and Helen (Carson)
Kingman, who owned and operated The Ipswich House Restaurant in Ipswich,
MA for many years. He graduated from Ipswich High School in 1966 and
attended Bryant and Stratton College in Boston. He served in the U.S.
Air Force in the military police. He moved to California in the early
1980's with his wife, Shuri, and young son, Dan Shen Kingman. Over the
years, he worked for Tandy Corp, Kodak, and more recently as a manager
with Cherry Hill Photo.
Dan attended the Irvington Presbyterian Church where he was actively
involved in ministry. He loved singing in the choir and with the Praise
Team. An avid sports fan who enjoyed all aspects of team sports, his
all-time favorite athlete was his son, Danno.
He was predeceased by his dear wife, Shuri Shen Kingman, his beloved
son, Dan Shen "Danno" Kingman, and his father, Chick Kingman. He is
survived by his mother, Helen Kingman, of Lake Alfred, FL; brother,
Michael Kingman, of Bradenton, FL; sisters Linda Nekoroski, of Sunapee,
NH and Susan Scherer, of Ipswich, MA, as well as many nieces and nephews
and his precious granddaughter, Mia and her mother, Taryn West.
A Memorial Service was held on Friday, Sept. 9, at the Irvington
Presbyterian Church in Fremont, CA. Burial will be in Santa Rosa, CA at
a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the
Irvington Presbyterian Church in Fremont, CA, or to the Rincon Valley
Christian School in Santa Rosa, CA
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SGT -
E5 Regular Army 1st Cavalry Division
Sgt
Mattarocchia's tour in Vietnam began on October 12, 1968 while participating
in operations against a large North Vietnamese Force in Tay Ninh, South
Vietnam. Hostile enemy fire shot down the helicopter that SGT. Mattarocchia
was in.
Killed in Action on May 7, 1969.
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Antonia "Toni" E. (Viator) Poltack, 61, wife of the late Francis A. Poltack
Sr., died Sunday morning, July 26, 2009 after a courageous battle,
surrounded by her family, in the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers.
Born
in Ipswich on Feb. 21, 1948 she was the daughter of Bessie (Chionopulos)
Viator and the late Arnold F. Viator. Toni was a life-long member of the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church in Ipswich. She was very active in the Church's G.O.Y.A. program. She was a graduate of Ipswich
High School, Class of 1966.
Toni
loved her position as the Office Secretary at the Ipswich High School. She
touched many lives while she was there. Toni considered the entire faculty
and the student body as her extended family.
In
addition to her father, Toni was predeceased by her husband, Frank on Jan.
9, 1979.
Toni
is survived by her mother, Mrs. Bessie Viator of Ipswich; her two children,
Frank A. Poltack Jr. of Boston and Stefanie A. Poltack of Rowley, her two
granddaughters, Taylor A. Burrill and Brittany E. Guy. Toni is also survived
by her brother and his wife, Theodore L. and Wendy Viator of Ipswich; her
niece, Ashley Viator and her nephew, Dexter Viator, both of Ipswich.
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Paul Tougas
3/10/1948 - 10/xx/1967
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