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In memory of Fred Ball 23 years 7 months ago #14096

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You plank owners should remember Francis (Fred) Ball. He was with us through pre commissioning school until just before we left on the 66 cruise. I think he was a MM2 at the time. Fred passed away in 1991.



Edited by - John Freeman on 02/18/2001 14:54:34

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In memory of Fred Ball 23 years 6 months ago #14184

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Wes,
Thanks for posting about Fred, am sorry to hear about him. I had a few drinks with him while I was aboard. Always rembember him as a nice guy.
ken

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In memory of Fred Ball 23 years 6 months ago #14193

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Hi Ken, I saw Fred occasionally over the years. He owned a transmission shop in Casper Wyoming. He later went to school and learned to be a gunsmith. I saw his wife Sandy last year. She is a nurse and has worked many years at Wyoming Medical Center in Casper.

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In memory of Fred Ball 23 years 6 months ago #14201

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Wes, Talk about small world, Freds wife most likely knows a friend of mine in Casper who is a caradiac Surgeon, guy by the name of Lou Steplock. He owns some rail passenger cars and I used to repair them in my shop when I was in Portland Oregon.
He was also a partner in the business that I am now a small owner of in Sandpoint, Id.

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