Years and one of the first people i met in orientation was Barry Sullivan. And as a son of boston, myself, as an Irish Catholic myself, as somebody whose Family Vacations where cod periodically, barry also vacations, i felt i was at home. I felt that there was a human face to this institution. Who cared about it passionately, who had ties to tip oneill and joe mogley, two great heros in my familys household in bostonment and i think barry has provided Incredible Service to the peoples body, to this house, and has tried to ease stress, has tried to make our lives more comfortable. I cannot imagine what were all going to do when our pager goes off and we dont hear that boston sta catow, you know, there will be four votes. This is the last series of the day. And thats Barry Sullivan. And if you come from new england, those are comforting tones. Barry has contributed 33 years to this institution. I dont think he ever lost a sense of reverence for what this institution is all about. And i t
The Fallen Heroes Ministry honored a deceased U.S. Army major on Monday with a Bumgarner Oil Co. truck tanker. The tanker, featuring Maj. Larry Bauguess Jr., was revealed to his
HICKORY — The public is invited to a ceremony and wreath laying for Wreaths Across America at Woodlawn Memorial Gardens on Saturday, Dec. 17, at 10 a.m.