Following a brief dockside ceremony was held, attended by about 700 family and friends. It began with a moment of silence, then a prayer by Army Chaplain Eugene L.A. Fisher. The Secretary of Hawaii, Oren E. Long, gave the address in which he stated: “We are proud to have had such sons.” Navy Chaplain Wendell Wheeler
about 700 was there to greet the ship. The dockside memorial service included a eulogy by Secretary of Hawaii Oren E. Long, a prayer by Army Chaplain Eugene L.A. Fisher, a moment of silence, and the 264th Army band playing Aloha Oe. The benediction was given by Navy Chaplain Wendell Wheeler. After the caskets were brought
family and friends as the 264th Army Band played Aloha Oe. A brief memorial service opened with a moment of silence, then a prayer by Army Chaplain Eugene L.A. Fisher. Secretary of Hawaii Oren E. Long said in his remarks: We are proud to have had such sons. These men stood the test of action and
A brief memorial service was held at the pier, conducted by USARPAC chaplain Edwin L. Kirtley. After a moment of silence and a prayer by Army chaplain Eugene L.A. Fisher, the Secretary of Hawaii, Oren E. Long, eulogized the men: “We are proud to have had such sons. These men stood the test of action and
700 family and friends as the 264th Army Band played Aloha-Oe. A brief memorial service opened with a moment of silence, then a prayer by Army Chaplain Eugene L.A. Fisher. Secretary of Hawaii Oren E. Long said in his remarks: We are proud to have had such sons. These men stood the test of action and
a.m. as the 264th Army Band played Aloha Oe and 700 family and friends gathered for a short memorial service. After a moment of silence, Army Chaplain Eugene L.A. Fisher offered a prayer. Following this was a eulogy by Secretary of Hawaii Oren E. Long. He said, We are proud to have had such sons. These
