Warner Barracks ---- OBITUARY Birthday April 13th, 1945. Day of retirement September 12th, 2014. Today we Mourne the passing of an old Friend. For almost 70 years you stood proudly by our side..full of life, Love and laughter. Never will we forget the times we shared with you. Forever in our ears well hear the echos of the morning pt runs and chants and the sounds of revelle and retreat. Forever in our vision will we see your soldiers in formation, tanks, trucks and hummers traveling through town on their way to grafenwöhr, wildflecken, Hoehenfels, spier and other training fields. Always will we remember the times we shared as friends, family, loved ones and soldiers. BBQs , buying beer from the Germans in the boiler rooms, Halloween parties, football and baseball games. Movies at the theater, the shopette, px, hot dog stand, nco club and many more. Sneaking in and out of you in the dark of night. ..spending time with my step dad Leo Winkler as he gave classes to newbies on how to conduct themselves properly in Bamberg and his Business Partner, Bambergs very first commander, Nathan Preston, who arrived as a frontline warrior in 1945 and returned to Bamberg after he ended his military career in 1969. No matter what our individual relationship may have been with you...for all of us who walked your grounds at any time for whatever reason, we will always cherish and treasure you..you will remain forever in our hearts and minds with all of those memories and more. The buildings have all closed down one by one and the gates are forever closing. As the Flag is being lowered one last time and you take your last breath...i wish you peace....May your soul walk the grounds forever in peace and harmony...may you rest in peace. We will Love you forever you shall remain in our hearts and minds forever. May you rest in peace Warner Barracks. Xoxox Thank you for the most unbelievable memories.
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 23:10:05 +0000
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