My Godmother. She was a sweet lady. Pearl and Ardell raised three sons. Two of whom would follow his tradition of serving in the U.S. Army. Ben, WHS Class 58' and Bob WHS Class 61'. Ben retired a Master Sergeant E-8 in AZ, in 1978 after spending 20 years in the U.S. Army and not long after that, passed away. Bob also started out in the enlisted ranks, but received a Commission and got out after 12 years in 1973, as a Captain. He, I believe resides in FL now. Both of their sons Ben and Bob were Vietnam War Veterans. They had a son Steve, WHS Class 69', but he did not serve in the military. I believe Steve resides somewhere near Columbus.
I will always remember Pearl and Ardell. We loved them like an extra set of grandparents. They were always there for me and my brothers. RIP Pearl and Ardell.
I will always remember Pearl and Ardell. We loved them like an extra set of grandparents. They were always there for me and my brothers. RIP Pearl and Ardell.
My Godmother. She was a sweet lady. Pearl and Ardell raised three sons. Two of whom would follow his tradition of serving in the U.S. Army. Ben, WHS Class 58' and Bob WHS Class 61'. Ben retired a Master Sergeant E-8 in AZ, in 1978 after spending 20 years in the U.S. Army and not long after that, passed away. Bob also started out in the enlisted ranks, but received a Commission and got out after 12 years in 1973, as a Captain. He, I believe resides in FL now. Both of their sons Ben and Bob were Vietnam War Veterans. They had a son Steve, WHS Class 69', but he did not serve in the military. I believe Steve resides somewhere near Columbus.
I will always remember Pearl and Ardell. We loved them like an extra set of grandparents. They were always there for me and my brothers. RIP Pearl and Ardell.
I will always remember Pearl and Ardell. We loved them like an extra set of grandparents. They were always there for me and my brothers. RIP Pearl and Ardell.
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