Lon Porch, 73, a native of Union Grove died Friday, Dec. 18, 2020.
Mr. Porch was born Oct. 26, 1947, and raised Union Grove to Jack and Mabel King Porch. He married the former Linda Leach in 1968. She preceded him in death in 2005. He was married to Janet for the past 13 years.
He was a 1965 graduate of Arab High School. A Vietnam-era veteran, he was proud of his service with the United States Air Force. He served in the 354th Civil Engineering Squadron at Kunsan Air Base Korea as a training NCO and sergeant. While in Korea, he earned a 1st Dan Black Belt in Tae kwon do
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to all of the men and women in uniform today, your nation is deeply indebted to you. you have done everything your nation asked you to do and more. your dedication, your commitment to this mission has been the driving force behind the remarkable progress that we ve seen here in baghdad and across this country. you came to this land between the rivers. again and again and again. you did not know whether you d return to your loved ones. you will leave with great pride. lasting pride, secure in knowing that your sacrifice has helped the iraqi people begin a new chapter in history. free from tyranny and full of hope for prosperity and peace, particularly for this country s future generations. that was secretary leon panetta overnight at baghdad international airport at the ceremony formally ending operations in iraq. good morning, everyone, it s thursday, december 15th, welcome to morning joe. with us onset, we have the executive editor at random house jon meacham. yes, that
now. to all of the men and women in uniform today, your nation is deeply indebted to you. you have done everything your nation asked you to do and more. your dedication, your commitment to this mission has been the driving force behind the remarkable progress that we ve seen here in baghdad and across this country. you came to this land between the rivers. again and again and again. you did not know whether you d return to your loved ones. you will leave with great pride. lasting pride, secure in knowing that your sacrifice has helped the iraqi people begin a new chapter in history. free from tyranny and full of hope for prosperity and peace, particularly for this country s future generations. that was secretary leon panetta overnight at baghdad international airport at the ceremony formally ending operations in iraq. good morning, everyone, it s thursday, december 15th, welcome to morning joe. with us onset, we have the executive editor at random house jon meacham. yes