Killed by "Crazed Drunken Negro". (NOLA 2024 - Part 3)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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List of Airmen who perished in the B-17 crashed referenced:
11 total onboard the ship; 10 crewman and 1 photographer.
All but one on board was killed.
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* 1st Lt John H Savarese, Jr, #O-799874, Pilot, from Orleans Parish LA
* 2nd Lt James T ‘Jack' Wright. #O-675150 Co-Pilot, from Wabash Co IN
* 1st Lt Jeff D Montgomery, Jr. #O-671477, Bombardier, from Morris Co TX
* 1st Lt Carl F Gutman, #O-673552, Navigator, from Lorain Co OH
* T.Sgt. (technical sergeant) George L Ford, #31162257, Radio Operator, from Cambridge, Middlesex Co MA
* T.Sgt. Edward J Protz, # 33314122, Flight Engineer, from Philadelphia Co PA
* SSgt Clifford P Dockendorf, #37305778, Gunner, from Stearns Co MN
* SSgt William B McLain, # 14131560, Gunner, from Lucedale, George Co MS
* SSgt James E Neilson, 33278599, Gunner, from Allegheny Co PA
* SSgt Joe H Gandara, #15102289, Photographer
SSgt Albert Goulet, # 32497779, Gunner, from Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co OH, was the Lone Survivor.
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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
IN THE END, DEATH ALWAYS WINS. LEST THE FACES NOT BE FORGOTTEN...
This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.
Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
#graves #cemeteries #death
Hello Ron, I love these old New Orleans cemeteries, They're so fascinating.
Great to see you Ron. Your research and presentation is phenomenal.
Thanks Ron for taking us along, and thank you Deb for all that you do , I enjoy finding out the peoples stories
Sure do miss your videos - seeing one here made my day. I enjoy this type of video. It surely does not have to be famous people all the time. Every day people are important and should be remembered too.
Have missed you bunches!!!
All your videos are fascinating 🎉🎉🎉
Two of my favorite things, New Orleans cemeteries and visiting them with Ron!
Me too!!
I was reminded of a coworker who became a friend who I babysat for back in 1972 when you told the story about the gentleman who received a head wound while working. My friend slipped and fell hitting her head with great force at the restaurant we worked at. She was carrying a tray of food and when she went down she didn't get a chance to break her fall. She died at home two days later. Her children found her when they came home from school. She was only 32 years old. I'm sure you've heard about "Marge" the airplane that Major Ira Bong flew might have been found recently. Your story about the pilot made me think of Major Bong. Rest in Peace to those who you remembered in New Orleans. Rest in Peace Major Bong.❤
Thank you for telling these folks stories. There are so many graves and stories out there and we are privileged to hear about a few of them. This really makes them gone but not forgotten. RIP to all in this episode☺
Mr. Pfeiffer’s story also resonates with me because my eldest aunt’s husband hit his head getting out of his car on the car door frame and was in great pain for a week. This was in 2020, just before lockdown, so late February. He spent 1 week tolerating the pain before trying to see a specialist. My mom found out the night before and when she saw his sister at Mass (Ash Wednesday morning) and told her-she was immediately alarmed and rallied everyone to send him to the hospital-scans revealed a massive brain bleed and he was operated on immediately. Spent almost 2 weeks in the ICU and then the first 6 weeks of lockdown being cared for at his sister’s house 5 mins away from the hospital. He would be dead if he had waited another day, he was already losing lucidity when they took him for the scans. My aunt (his wife) has dementia so she didn’t even understand something was wrong, plus he was downplaying the level of pain he was in.
Good seeing you Ron. Hope you're enjoying your vacation.
I love these personal stories of just regular people and the way you tell them just instantly brings them back to life. They deserve the recognition for how they lived and died just as much as the most famous people in the world do. The story about the man who hit his head and later died probably struck me the most because we still hear those kinds of stories today. It's a freak thing that any one of us could have happen to and nothing that has a cure except to be wise enough to get checked out if you hit your head that hard. I love these story walks as I call them. I would love to keep hearing them. Great job as always! RIP to all ❤💐
Glad to see you
I hope you enjoyed being here Ron. Remember NOLA Love's you Ron😊😊😊😊😊
RIP to everyone mentioned in this video. God bless you 🙏 ❤️
I've enjoyed all of them, Ron. Can't pick out a favorite story. I like the format, and I'm happy to hear the stories of everyday people as well as anyone, famous or not. Thank you to you and Deb for all your efforts. looking forward to any and all coming up.
Oh yes I love learning about the lives of those passed. This has been a wonderful series. Thank you.
Great to see you Ron. Thank you Deb.
Love this format. We all realize that there is a lot more research this way vs. stories on famous people. That's what make FOTF special.
I enjoy the stories you tell at every cemetery you visit. These are stories about real people who lived, made their mark in the world, and passed away. Some stories are about famous people but most are about the man or woman who lived next door or down the street. Basically unknown to most, but usually they were known and loved by family and friends. I think every story is important! Thank you, Ron!
When I went to New Orleans back in 1990, I made sure I rode a trolley car out to Tulane. Sad, to bang your head by falling and this happened to my great grandfather. I don't know if he slipped on ice or was skating but he died as did Mr Pfeiffer. Berry Oakley of the Allman Bros Band banged his head in a motorcycle accident and said he was fine but had suffered a brain injury and died as a consequence of not going to be checked out. So many stories- from just one graveyard. Most of the people that died of Spanish Flu died of bacterial pneumonia- and they tended to be younger. Today, they could be treated quite easily but back then they just died and my mother told me she remembered her parents discussing the way it cut people down.
I enjoy this new approach. It lets us remember someone in everyday life. Now, let's back up. Was that a car grave behind you at the intro? If so, we need to know more about that one.
Ron, the birds 🐦 were being very sassy 😂
agree 😆 🐦
hiii my friend ron!
I think Mr. Pffeifer’s story (hitting his head and being seemingly ok only to die two days later) resonated the most with me. I had a choir master in church that passed a similar way. He had gone on a church camp (confirmation) with the youths and was playing the guitar and keyboard for them. During one of the games he fell backwards and hit his head on one of the wooden walls of the hall. He said he was ok but would sit out the rest of the games. He seemed like his usual, happy self when they finally went to bed. No complaints of a headache or pain. His younger roommate heard him snore unusually loudly in the middle of the night but didn’t check on him and went back to sleep. In the morning he was late and when they went to wake him he was already stiff and cold. It was very shocking and sad for everyone when the news spread. He was 37, married and left behind an 11 year old daughter.
I like the episodes of just plain people as much as the famous i also like when you show picts when available thx for sharing your passion with us
I missed your post Ron 😢 don’t forget us 😢 we can’t forget you Ron your amazing finds are always appreciated Ty Ron
Wonderful video Ron,love everything you do love from the UK 🇬🇧
will def be there for the live the 8th, okay yea some of those terms are offensive and i do like it not big on the famous
❤ Another brilliant review by Ron ❤Thanks Ron.
Thank you Ron ,this was fascinating. I have a question for anyone who knows about these family tombs. Are the occupants all stacked in coffins one on top of another ? How deep are the holes it looks like some of the tombs are pretty loaded. I could understand the size if boxes of ash were in there, but it looks like a lot of Catholics so they didn’t use to use cremation.
The reason for the ground being uneven on the grave site is due to the coffins being buried very deeply, soon the ground and area around it will then settle down and become more compact over time. After some years pass, the coffin, the body and wood in the ground will rot, decompose and break down, what will happen during this time the coffin will fail and implode into itself and the body inside, it will all break down because of the weight of the ground above it, rain, rats and other animals that burrow under the ground. The scent of the body will attract them so after all of those things happen over time the ground will become uneven due to those factors, when the coffin and body have decomposed and the skeleton is all that is left the ground will shift and move to close the gap that's been left after that process has happened. This is why the ground in burial sites can be and is uneven. The body and coffin decompose and leave a gap in the ground the weight of the ground shifts and moves naturally to close the gap that is left over from the whole process. Crazy huh? Most people would not have thought of asking a question like that, I think that it's awesome for someone to ask questions like that and be genuinely interested in it all
Yes, they are on top of each other. My grandparents are buried like that. She died in 2016 and he died in 2017. When they opened the grave to put him in there was a concrete seal over hers. The entire grave is lined with concrete like an underground vault. Because of the flooding that we have here, the caskets will pop up out of the ground. Thats why our cemeteries have so much concrete.
Great stories. Yes I do like these episodes. The poor guy that fell off the car reminded me of my sons friend who fell and hit his head on his cement walk at home went to bed and payed away during the night.
I love exploring the history of ordinary people who did extraordinary things ... especially those who died in the service of our country. Thanks for sharing their stories with us, Ron. You always do a fantastic job!!!
Love all your videos Ron. Thanks to Debs too
Another beautiful cemetery ❤ thank you Ron ❤
New Ah-lins, from a Cajun girl
Hello Mr Ron 🙋♀️
Watching right know
and happy to see
you again !
Thanks for the video,
I like all the stories and the
glimpses into different
parts of their lives “
So sad and interesting !
May all Rest In Peace 🙌
Hi Ron, it sure is Great to see you. You have been missed by all of us. Grateful for all you do. God bless 🇺🇲
Thank you for sharing
Love hearing you tell the stories
Love the stories of the common people and the heros they are. Keep it up. Thanks
Hi Ron 😊 Your looking good ..always something New to watch in videos ..Stay Safe .
Love to you and family ❤ x x UK
Great to see you,Ron! You've been missed! I really enjoy this format, hearing about their stories, their lives,I hope you continue these.And thank you to Deb for all your help,much appreciated 😊
I should have waited to comment.... Yes, I very much like this where we visit regular folks. We all have a story and everyone's story deserves to be heard. There's no way I can pick a favorite story, but as you were going over the cops story, I thought wow, it was dangerous to be a cop back then too!
I like learning history and it doesn't necessarily need to be published. I like just what you're doing. Life....that's what you're telling us about. God bless you and stay safe
Ron, I loved this episode! ❤️👏🏻👏🏻All very interesting people, though very sad endings to their life but I love hearing their stories too! Thank you for sharing the veterans stories also and the respect you always show. ❤️🇺🇸🙏🏻💐🪖Safe travels and looking forward to more like this. Thanks! ❤️🙏🏻
Just love all the stories, details and research.
Hello Ron, it is good to see you agian
Thank you for uploading this video. Greetings from Malaysia 🇲🇾😊😊
Great story. Looking forward to your live.
Ron I love all the had work that you do. The one you did with Scott on Merritt island about the 19 year old girl was really weird because my name is Merritt Scott I made a comment about the destruction of cemetery's it was about San Saba Tx. They turned their confederate soldiers cemetery into a football field.
We've missed you, hope it was a nice break, glad you are back!❤
I love you channel. I myself could never do the walk throughs as many as you provide for the people that love your channel. And the history is so great. And as a true fan of your channel I thank you so much. 🇺🇸☮️👻
I like the fact ,that their is pictures on the gravestones ,the cemeteries are definitely different compare to the midwest cemeteries .The picture of John from WW2 soldier 🪖 look like he was a good looking guy rest peace .Thank you Ron for another awesome episode .i really appreciate it .safe travels ,but also have fun Ron
Yes, I absolutely love these little series you put together!! so fascinating. Thanks Deb for all you do in helping with the research!
Ron at 7:39 or so. I saw on his headstone that her date of birth was there but not her name or death date. I could be wrong tho
I can honestly say I enjoy all your storytelling videos !!! I feel happy when I see you posted a new one .. just love everything.. ❤️
Ron you ask whether, we enjoyed the format your three parter took? I thoroughly enjoyed it. I think we all ponder about what might of happened to the more ordinary people and how they lived and these 3 parts, were exceptionally interesting and made it even more enjoyable to watch. Love from Cambridgeshire England. X
Thanks Deb❤ Thanks Ron❤Pferiffers story was sad not much they could do back then😢 Loved all the old pictures and the film❤ God Bless Them All❤ And you and Deb❤
I really love your videos. I love how you explain how they passed.
My great grandfather was killed by a drunken man threatening his wife. He as a police officer responded. The man shot him and he was immediately dead. This was in Ashland, Ky in 1920
Thanks for sharing ron..
I love this format Ron. Please continue!
RON! It's so nice to see a post notification from you! Miss you bunches but hope you are enjoying your time off! Much love from Andersonville Georgia ❤
Loved the stories of these regular folks. So interesting and really shows how each monument represents a soul with a unique story.❤ great job and love the way you relate these stories Ron. I couldn't pick a favorite of the 3, I enjoyed them all💙🙏 Thank you Ron❤
My brother died last July and I like to think fifty or sixty years from now someone tells his story. I think what you do Ron is a great service to the men and women who are no longer with us.
I really liked this format, sharing family history, ensuring thy are not the forgotten. Hope you consider doing more like this in the future.
Ron, I loved all 3 parts! It was beautifully done!! I would love to see more! Please!! ❤
Glad to see you Ron! I love WWII stuff!😅
I love all the stories you tell. You make the people come alive. Keep doing whatever you enjoy.
For some reason I haven't been notified of your videos. I've missed them. Hope all is well.
This was great! I love hearing about the different peoples stories ❤
Yes, I do like it for the common folk remembrances. Agree episode 1 the best but all were good.
I very much like this approach, but really, I like all the videos you do.
The Jolly Rodgers is still an active squadron today
Yes by all means, this was so interesting to hear the different stores of the people. Thanks 🙏
Hii Ron! Still love watching your videos ♥️🙏
Thank you ❤
Love these segments, Ron! Do more!
Inquietante e triste la morte di signor Pfeiffer 😞 RIP lui e tutti beso o oltrepassati 🌹🖤
We miss you ron! Glad you did this video.😊
Loved this! Thank you!
Boy do I miss living close to New Orleans would go every other weekend d, no longer close to it. Great story Ron!
Hello Ron
Super interesting Ron, keep it coming man.
Good to see you back...
I absolutely loved this format I hope you continue to do this
I have, I have two more episodes that might come out and fall, or after, even longer more in depth stories, and a few that are very fascinating surprises. Two parts, look for that in Fall, out of Phoenix
@@FacesoftheForgotten I can not wait for those episodes I love to learn about people's lives and how they lived that are not famous so thank you and Deb for all you do to bring us amazing videos
Great seeing you again fantastic video x
Stuart Pierson ,mine history ❤ 😢
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Thank You Ron !- .y Goodness I LOVE ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS !- I've been with ya on FACES OF THE FORGOTTEN, for a long time, and i STILL ALWAYS LOOK FOR YOUR VIDEOS,- APPRECIATE IT OH SOOOOO MUCH !.
Hi Ron.... interesting story and a unique old cemetery..old headstones..very different... everyone buried above ground...have a great weekend...take care. Deborah 🇨🇦
Thank you for your fascinating videos Mr Ron, I also enjoy reading your subscribers comments, you are all like one big family, there's much respect there. Keep up the good work.....
I love everything you do. I appreciate all of the videos you share. Thank you so much for sharing. I love your comments and whole adventure you share.... your insight is amazing!! Thank you!
Indeed RIP Veterans thank you for your service.🇺🇲🗽🕊️
Hi Ron,good to see you.Are you happy in your new house. I am happy that your back.greatings from Lucie.From The Nederlands
Ron.....For some reason I find this cemetary more peaceful, maybe only somewhat less to Bruton Church Graveyard in Colonial Williamsburg, va.. We lived within a block of the colonial area for 17 years and I used to take early morning walks among the fog and mist to sit on the stone benches among the 250 year old graves, stones, slabs, and markers and meditate. The history there just radiated and I felt a deep connection of those long past. Many, not all, of the modern cemetaries are depressing. I would rather visit the old graveyards of the late 1600s to late 1700's like near Salem, Ma., than most of the modern ones today. Thanks fo your channel.
Love to hear about the 'regular' people. These are the folks who are more likely to be forgotten, so it is good to memorialize them here and to share their stories with us. Helps to connect the present with the past. Thank you, Ron!
Thank you, you are a natural storyteller. MARIE from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️ 🏴
I love all these history stories Ron and would love to see more. I love hearing about the sheriffs from back then and the language is interesting and just hearing their way of life.
As a retired police officer, I greatly appreciate the stories remembering officers from the past. Thank you for ALL of your videos. You said it best yourself...It brings the past alive.
Greetings from Oklahoma Ron ❤️I enjoy all of the cemeteries you take us to. And getting to hear stories about the lives that have come and gone before us is like history to me. I usually meditate on the stories and wonder just how different it really was back in the good ole days, as I call it. The generations behind me are so, so different!!!! Thank you for what you do Ron, and is it Deborah that helps you. She is so good at what she does and so helpful to you. She does an amazing job as well.
I really liked the story of the woman that was the card's gambler. I can't think of her name right now. But I really did enjoy how much her life changed. How she ended up married and making a good name for her and her husband. Have a good week Ron.