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Richard S. Stonage
722nd Squadron


Information courtesy of 450th Bomb Group (H) The "Cottontails" of WWII and Turner Publishing Company


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Richard Stonage, my dad, died December 17, 2013 in Fort Myers, Florida.  His ashes are interred at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.  He is survived by Marie Jane Stonage, his wife, of Fort Myers, Florida; Richard S. Stonage, Jr., his son, of Richmond, Virginia; Sally A. Stonage, his daughter, of Franklin, Tennessee; and Stephen S. Stonage, his grandson, of Richmond, Virginia.  Marie will move to Franklin, Tennessee in mid-2017.  My mom and dad always enjoyed and treasured the Army Air Force 450th Bomb Group Reunions.   Stephen loved to talk to Grandpa about flying, his crew, and their great service to our country and the world.   Kindest regards,   Richard Stonage, Jr.
 



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