James P. Culley

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An ode to my grandfather, who was a paratrooper with the 509th, and one hell of a guy.

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My grandfather's hearing, part 1

sometime in the 70's | Near Cincinnati, OH

My grandfather loved to hunt for American Indian relics in corn fields and such. He took my grandmother along once. She found a boken piece, and screeched, "I found one, but it's broke!" My grandfather went running through the field like he was being pursed by the children of the corn. He heard "I had a stroke." Poor Papal. We weren't always certain if he was deaf, or ignoring my grandmother, but that time I think it was the former.

Created by LilliMarlene424 17 Nov 2012

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Looking for anyone who knew my grandfather during the War. I have done more research, and found out he served in Company C, and now know several names of his war buddies. Most of the men are long deceased, but if Alexander G. Peters of New Hampshire is still living, I would love to be able to speak with him. If one can put me in contact with the afore mentioned man, I would be pleased.

23 Jul 2012