March 22, 1940–May 22, 2017 Bernie died peacefully as a result of a heart attack. An Army Veteran during the Vietnam war era where he worked on airplanes and tanks and was a communications officer. After his military career he went into the garment industry in New York City as a buyer for children’s clothing. […]
Archie Brooks Holton, age 73, passed away on Sunday, Jan. 31, 2016. He was a warrior, serving in the Army during Vietnam and then for another couple of decades until his 1st retirement. He was a member of the Special Forces. After he retired from the military, he moved into the next chapter of his […]
June 17, 1919 – March 18, 2015 My father, known as Mickey, was a career officer in the US Army Signal Corps and a veteran of World War II, where he served in the Pacific, the Korean and Vietnam wars. He joined the army during the height of the depression, having coincidentally taken a high […]
Herbert “Herbie” Auerbach, 93, died peacefully in hospice in West Hills, CA on Sept 1, 2015 after a long and valiant battle against the forces of nature. An Army veteran of World War II, Sgt Auerbach was a member of the OSS-Detachment 101. As a radioman/cryptographer behind Japanese enemy lines in Burma, his heroic actions […]
Another great pilot of WWII has “slipped the surly bonds of earth…and touched the face of God.” John Allyn Raths soared into the wild, blue yonder to meet Jesus in the sky on Feb. 27, 2015. He was 96 years young! This wonderful man was born on May 14, 1918 in Mpls, Minn. He grew […]
Community Bread Boudin Restaurant at Main and Jamboree is opening their doors to raise money for Patriots and Paws this Tuesday, September 30th, 2014. Please join us for lunch or dinner to help raise funds for Patriots and Paws where 20% of sales generated (excluding tax and alcohol) from Din-in and To go meal purchases […]
Edward T. Gonzales was a Staff Sargent of World War 2, he served for 3 years from (1943-1946). He drove the Tank Destroyer. He was the best Husband , Dad , and Grandfather ever. When he returned to his family , he suffered an illness that was unbelievable , throughout the medications the Dr.’s tried […]
A young man from New Orleans, traveled across the country to Camp Pendleton, his new bride in tow, not far behind. Served in World War II and Korean War. His rank Master Sgt. Seven (7) major battles before he was 21. Proud American Patriot. Love his country, and his Freedom. 1923-1995.
Join us on September 25th, 2014 from 6-8 p.m. for Desserts at Dusk, the Patriots and Paws Open House and Meet and Greet Event. Location 1515 W. Collins Ave Orange, CA 92867 RSVP to RSVP@PatriotsandPaws.org
