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-t1l HOSPITAL DIVISION, 11f1944 seated l to r: Ingoglio Phml, Snider Lt. QMCJ, Dr. Moran LtCDR Senior Medical Officer, Rondeau Phm2, Kelley Phm3, Ferro Hal, Bumbaugh CHM, Stampeles Lt. CDCJ, lngleson Phm2, Hudy Phml, Standing: Torres Ha2, Chase Phm3, Hubbard Ha2, Schwartz Phm3, Sobey Phm3, Curtis Phm2, Talkowsky Phml, Wozdilski Ha2. Marion E. JONES, HMC, USN fretl was born 10f1f19 in Colfax, Iowa. He enlisted in the Navy 1f4f39 and underwent Boot Training at Great Lakes, Ill. with Company iil-39. JONES reported to BROOKLYN while the ship was on patrol in the Bermuda, Is. area. He was assigned to the H Division and was advanced through the grades to Chief Petty Officer in 1943. His wife is Helen, and they have one daughter, Lori Rice born 5!5f56. She presented them with their first Grandson, Ryan Robert Rice in December 1978. From BROOKLYN, Chief Jones was transferred in April 1944 to the Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, Md. From there he went on to serve in several ships of the Amphibious Navy and with the Marines, 7th Division and C Medical Co. He retired from the Receiving Station, Treasure Island, Calif on 10f27f58. After retiring he was employed by the S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co. for 5 years as a Field Representative on the West Coast. For the past 16 years he has been employed by Solano County Welfare Department. As a medical Administrator for 8 years, and for 8 years as Food Stamp Administrator, in Vallejo, Cal. He plans to retire in 1982 with about 18 years of service. Robert M. BUMBAUGH, HMCS, USNR-R was born 618118 in Harrisburg, Pa. He entered the Navy by enlistment 3f1f41 and reported to BROOKLYN in New York City in early 1942. He was assigned to the Medical Department and advanced through the rates to Chief Petty Officer and was the Chief of the H Division. In 1945 he was transferred to Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. and on to Naval Supply De ot, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Released from Active Duty 1f16i16. He is now an Active USNR-R Driller HMCS, and is employed by the Blowing Rock Hospital as Director Respiratory Therapy and Physicians Assistant. His wife Nancy B. and 2 grown sons with 2 grandchildren make up his family. Life has been very happy and full, and for this he thanks God and praises Him. All of the Crew of BROOKLYN were the very best and memories are all good all of us so young and yet it is as though it were just a short time ago in many ways. 124 1 Jan. 1939 Marion E.. JONES 1943. l M.E. JONES and wife Helen, 1978. M.E. JONES, Lori, and Mrs. Jones. Note Grandad and Grandmother's look of the very proud Grandparents, it is the First One, that's for sure. R. M. BUMBAUGH, HMCS, USNR-R R.M. BUMBAUGH and Nancy B. BUM- BAUGH fbelowl