I am trying to locate Robert C. Feller, an old Army friend of mine. He was from Cumberland, and had an address of RR#1, Box 324 in 1970.
We were in aviation school in Fort Eustis, Va.
I believe he had worked at the local Chevrolet dealership before entering the Army. He had received a hardship discharge because of family commitment. I believe that his wife's name was Misty, but not for sure on that. He would be in his early 60s right now.
I have tried several online people search programs, but no success. I would really like to hear from him, if anyone in the locale knows of his whereabouts.
If you can, I would appreciate you relaying this information. Any consideration would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!
Robert Davis — rgdavis@nque.com
2010 Cedarberry Road
North Platte, Neb. 69101
Telephone 308-532-3177
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