PHOTO GALLERY: Marine Corps Birthday Luncheon

  • By Nick Friedman
  • | 5:00 a.m. November 12, 2012
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PHOTO GALLERY: Marine Corps Birthday Luncheon
Larry Larose and John Meyers
Larry Larose and John Meyers
Rebecca Vitale, Doug Vitale, Alexis Vitale and Allison Doane
Rebecca Vitale, Doug Vitale, Alexis Vitale and Allison Doane
Ray Thacker
Ray Thacker
Tom Smith
Tom Smith
Jerry Robinson and Barry Gorski
Jerry Robinson and Barry Gorski
Dominic Palazzo, Ron Kosey and Robert Samers
Dominic Palazzo, Ron Kosey and Robert Samers
Tom Lewis, John Annis and Ed Stoppani
Tom Lewis, John Annis and Ed Stoppani
Jack Lavelle and Keith Dennis
Jack Lavelle and Keith Dennis
Seabron Johnson, Medal of Honor recipient Hector Cafferata and Martin Johnson
Seabron Johnson, Medal of Honor recipient Hector Cafferata and Martin Johnson
95-year-old Iwo Jima veteran and member of the U.S. Navy Frogmen Gordon Brooks sits with Ed Bush
95-year-old Iwo Jima veteran and member of the U.S. Navy Frogmen Gordon Brooks sits with Ed Bush
Rance Williams, Joe Royer and Tom Roadley
Rance Williams, Joe Royer and Tom Roadley

 

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