Duane W. Dively of Rancho California, Calif. is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
Age
43
Home
Rancho California, Calif.
Occupation
the 1st Reconnaissance Squadron, Beale Air Force Base, Calif.
Memorial
US Air Force
8candles carried forward
A LIFE REMEMBERED
We speak the name.
Air Force Maj. Duane W. Dively was killed June 22 when his U-2 aircraft crashed in Southwest Asia as he was returning to base after flying a mission.
PRAYERS & CONDOLENCES
Words left in remembrance.
All 8 messages preserved from the historic Liberty Unites archive are printed in this static page.
God Speed Sir, may you rest in peace and walk with him. thank you for your services. Semper Fi. :-(
Your Brother At arms. Steven Perez
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
Duane,
We thank you for being the fine son you were, we thank you for being a hero to our country. You will ever be in our hearts and our memories will keep you close. Thank you for making us proud.
Mom & Dad
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From sander van der kolk
The netherlands
I support all the US forces
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we are so proud of our heros
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I had the great privelege of working with Major Dively for over 8 years and he was one of the best people I know. He was always so quiet and humble but when he did speak you could bet it was a quick witted one liner that could make a room laugh. You will be sorely missed and I just thank God that I had the chance to know you and call you a friend.
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. THANK YOU FOR OUR FREEDOM. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. GODS PEACE NOW. YOU ARE ONE OF US.
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our thoughs and prayers are with you and you family.
Love,
girls from APPLETON. WI
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Dear Duane,
Thank you for your service to our country and the world. I am so sorry that you were lost to this war and my heart goes out to your family and friends. May you rest in peace and my God comfort your loved ones in that you were doing the service you believed in. No more noble death than that.