Colonel Francis I. Fenton prays for his son, PFC Mike Fenton, killed in action on Okinawa. The Fentons have a long history of Marine Corps service, with generation after generation, through today, serving America. (USMC)
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Re: Battle for Okinawa, 1945
A David Duncan Douglas photograph of Captain Ike Fenton became iconic of the Korean conflict. That photograph can be seen here:
http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/exhibitions/web/ddd/gallery/portraits/259.html
Col. Ike Fenton, USMC, Retired, passed away from natural causes in 1998. He was the brother of Michael Fenton.
Ike's son, Col. George Fenton, USMC, Retired, lives in Virginia.
In some families, sacrifice is a family trait.
A David Duncan Douglas photograph of Captain Ike Fenton became iconic of the Korean conflict. That photograph can be seen here:
http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/exhibitions/web/ddd/gallery/portraits/259.html
Col. Ike Fenton, USMC, Retired, passed away from natural causes in 1998. He was the brother of Michael Fenton.
Ike's son, Col. George Fenton, USMC, Retired, lives in Virginia.
In some families, sacrifice is a family trait.
Re: Battle for Okinawa, 1945
Wow. The Fenton family are true Patriots. My thanks to thier family could never be enough.
God Bless those who gave thier lives and those who serve. I can only hope to do something so noble.
Kirk S.
Wow. The Fenton family are true Patriots. My thanks to thier family could never be enough.
God Bless those who gave thier lives and those who serve. I can only hope to do something so noble.
Kirk S.
Re: Battle for Okinawa, 1945
Some of us take for granted the freedom that others fight and die for. God Bless the Fenton family.
DHN747
Some of us take for granted the freedom that others fight and die for. God Bless the Fenton family.
DHN747
