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Kris Romeo Bishundat of Waldorf, MD is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
A LIFE REMEMBERED
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PRAYERS & CONDOLENCES
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Kris or Romeo, which is what I know you went by. We did not always see eye to eye when we served together on the USS Yorktown but you were a good person to work with and I know your with the angels in heaven looking down on us, your a hero to me and all that serve. I pray for god to bless your family and help them through this unbelievable hard time. Peace.
Steve Brandi, shipmate
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To our brother and cousin. We miss you so much. You are still in our hearts and our prayers. May god bless you and your family. Thank you for making us proud by being our hero.
Singh Family, cousin and uncle
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You will forever be missed!! We love you Romeo.
Michelle, friend
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My heart goes out to his family. Our deepest sympathy to you all.
Rada Ramdat, relative
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Our deepest sympathy to your family. Our prayers are with you through these tough times. God Bless your family.
Devi Khan
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I want you to know that you are a true superstar. You mean a lot to us all. Rest and be assured that you are always in our hearts. We all miss you, shipmate. Know that our great Navy is responding to terrorism around the world. Rest in peace.
Earl A. Wooten, former communications officer USS Shreveport
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Kris or Romeo, which is what I know you went by. We did not always see eye to eye when we served together on the USS Yorktown but you were a good person to work with and I know your with the angels in heaven looking down on us, your a hero to me and all that serve. I pray for god to bless your family and help them through this unbelievable hard time. Peace.
Steve Brandi, shipmate
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