Gold Star Veterans : Texas Brooks County

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Victor Benavides	TX		WW II	Army
2	Rodolfo C Calderon	TX		WW II	Army
3	Ernesto Soliz Cantu	TX	11-20-1967	Vietnam	Army
4	Inez D Compian	TX	05-31-1944	WW II	Army
5	Jack Edward Flack	TX	03-08-1951	Korea	Marines
6	Jose D Garcia	TX	02-11-1945	WW II	Army
7	Oscar Garcia	TX	10-28-1966	Vietnam	Army
8	Jose Gonzales	TX		WW I	Army
9	Leonel Gonzales	TX		WW II	Army
10	Guadalupes Gonzalez	TX		WW II	Army
11	Jesus Guerrero	TX		WW II	Army
12	Luther J Hise	TX		WW II	Army
13	★ Glenn Earl Lee	MO	09-08-1944	WW II	Army AF
14	Faraon Lopez	TX		WW II	Army
15	Jose Lopez	TX		WW I	Army
16	Jose M Lopez	TX		WW II	Army
17	Patricio Maldonado Jr	TX	02-28-1968	Vietnam	Army
18	John Negri Jr	TX	11-23-1944	WW II	Army
19	Maclovio Pena	TX		WW II	Army
20	Rudolfo G Pineda	TX		WW II	Army

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