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Greetings: My name is Frances Johnson... my daughter, grandson & I are passing by on our way back home to CA .... my son Sgt Montague O Johnson medically retired from service here at Tinker about 2013 due to cancer. Then he was killed on his motorcycle after moving to Florida 2015 three weeks after his wife gave birth to their son. Their baby was early & was delivered on the birthday of their three year old. THANK YOU for reading this & giving me a chance to share some precious memories of my son who serviced with distinction.
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