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"MY DAD's STORY IN BLACK & WHITE: 1930 to 1965"
An original twitter short novel by MLopez.
#USMC #CampPendleton #KoreanWar #KoreanWarVeteran #Inchon #Seoul #Wonsan #FrozenChosin #38thParallel #ParisIsland #DrillInstructor Image
"MY DAD's STORY IN BLACK & WHITE: 1930 to 1965": References: Image
"MY DAD's STORY IN BLACK & WHITE": The Ending:

On Thursday 8-23-18, my dad lost his long battle with Parkinson's disease. I was hoping he would live to see Korea united in peace.

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#KoreanWarVeteran #Inchon #RecaptureOfSeoul #FrozenChosin
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Today I just realized that my dad died on the same day he married my mom, 23August. After checking their wedding notice from the newspaper clipping mom kept all these years, I was SHOCKED to discover that he also died the EXACT SAME TIME as their wedding, 11AM.
The experienced hospice RN thought he would die during the night of the 22nd. My dad had been calling out for my mom the week before he died, "Doris...Doris." I think he waited for her to come get him, I really do. It's too much of a coincidence to not be #DivineIntervention. Image
DALTON LOPEZ
1930 TO 2018

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13 Jan 18
1) CHAPTER 3: "LIFE AT CAMP PENDLETON - 1948 to 1950" Image
2) After Paris Island boot-camp, my dad, Moffett and Eversole were together training at #CampPendleton, CA for 2 yrs, from 1948 to 1950. Camp Pendleton Main Gate, c1950. Image
3) Camp Pendleton had fallen into disrepair after defense budgets were slashed every year after WWII by President Truman. The old barracks were dilapidated and falling apart, and supplies and equipment for training were scarce. Camp Pendleton Headquarters, c1950. Image
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