Son of:
Capt. George W. Bailey
and
Valeria L. Novak
Eagle Scout
Explorer Scout
From his obituary:
"Skip was a highly decorated, 2-tour veteran of the Vietnam War, including recipient of the bronze and silver stars. He was a Special Forces Green Beret/Airborne Ranger and helicopter pilot."
"During Skip's life he was also an Eagle and Explorer scout, ski and dance instructor, woodcarver, carpenter, furniture maker, piano player, artist, stand-up-comedian, inventor, baker, chef, entrepreneur, and businessman. He was a resident of New Braunfels, Texas since 1987."
He is survived by father, Capt. George W. Bailey; his children, Dominic Bailey, Lino Bailey, Skyla Edwards, Summer Hancock; six grandchildren, five siblings, Terry Bailey, Kelly Bailey, Colleen Meaux, Michael Bailey, Timothy Bailey; and dear friends Bill Lowman and Racheal Johnson.
SOURCE:
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Online
Posted July 19, 2012
United States Army
CPT US ARMY
SGT US ARMY
VIETNAM
INVENTOR OF THE "WIND SPINNER"
See patent number #4850798
Capt. George W. Bailey
and
Valeria L. Novak
Eagle Scout
Explorer Scout
From his obituary:
"Skip was a highly decorated, 2-tour veteran of the Vietnam War, including recipient of the bronze and silver stars. He was a Special Forces Green Beret/Airborne Ranger and helicopter pilot."
"During Skip's life he was also an Eagle and Explorer scout, ski and dance instructor, woodcarver, carpenter, furniture maker, piano player, artist, stand-up-comedian, inventor, baker, chef, entrepreneur, and businessman. He was a resident of New Braunfels, Texas since 1987."
He is survived by father, Capt. George W. Bailey; his children, Dominic Bailey, Lino Bailey, Skyla Edwards, Summer Hancock; six grandchildren, five siblings, Terry Bailey, Kelly Bailey, Colleen Meaux, Michael Bailey, Timothy Bailey; and dear friends Bill Lowman and Racheal Johnson.
SOURCE:
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Online
Posted July 19, 2012
United States Army
CPT US ARMY
SGT US ARMY
VIETNAM
INVENTOR OF THE "WIND SPINNER"
See patent number #4850798
Son of:
Capt. George W. Bailey
and
Valeria L. Novak
Eagle Scout
Explorer Scout
From his obituary:
"Skip was a highly decorated, 2-tour veteran of the Vietnam War, including recipient of the bronze and silver stars. He was a Special Forces Green Beret/Airborne Ranger and helicopter pilot."
"During Skip's life he was also an Eagle and Explorer scout, ski and dance instructor, woodcarver, carpenter, furniture maker, piano player, artist, stand-up-comedian, inventor, baker, chef, entrepreneur, and businessman. He was a resident of New Braunfels, Texas since 1987."
He is survived by father, Capt. George W. Bailey; his children, Dominic Bailey, Lino Bailey, Skyla Edwards, Summer Hancock; six grandchildren, five siblings, Terry Bailey, Kelly Bailey, Colleen Meaux, Michael Bailey, Timothy Bailey; and dear friends Bill Lowman and Racheal Johnson.
SOURCE:
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Online
Posted July 19, 2012
United States Army
CPT US ARMY
SGT US ARMY
VIETNAM
INVENTOR OF THE "WIND SPINNER"
See patent number #4850798
Capt. George W. Bailey
and
Valeria L. Novak
Eagle Scout
Explorer Scout
From his obituary:
"Skip was a highly decorated, 2-tour veteran of the Vietnam War, including recipient of the bronze and silver stars. He was a Special Forces Green Beret/Airborne Ranger and helicopter pilot."
"During Skip's life he was also an Eagle and Explorer scout, ski and dance instructor, woodcarver, carpenter, furniture maker, piano player, artist, stand-up-comedian, inventor, baker, chef, entrepreneur, and businessman. He was a resident of New Braunfels, Texas since 1987."
He is survived by father, Capt. George W. Bailey; his children, Dominic Bailey, Lino Bailey, Skyla Edwards, Summer Hancock; six grandchildren, five siblings, Terry Bailey, Kelly Bailey, Colleen Meaux, Michael Bailey, Timothy Bailey; and dear friends Bill Lowman and Racheal Johnson.
SOURCE:
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Online
Posted July 19, 2012
United States Army
CPT US ARMY
SGT US ARMY
VIETNAM
INVENTOR OF THE "WIND SPINNER"
See patent number #4850798
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