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WWII Project Materials

Official WWII Lexington MA website Produced and maintained by Harry Forsdick and Marsha Baker

Published programs

#	Program and YouTube link	Sent to LexMedia?	Harry's page?
1	Bob Edwards, interviewed by Dan Fenn 1/23/2020	yes.	yes.
2	Sam Berman and Dan Fenn discuss their WWII involvement, 2/5/2020	yes.	yes.
3	John Yanakis interviewed by Dan Fenn 2/20/2020	yes.	yes.
4	Joseph Busa interviewed by Dan Fenn 3/4/2020	yes.	yes.
5	Shirley Stolz interviewed by Dan Fenn 3/4/2020	yes.	yes.
6	Robert Solow, Charles Ketcham, Joan Keenan, and Len Rothman interviewed by George Gamota and Ivor Morgan, 3/11/2020	yes.	yes.
7	Wilda Ward interviewed by Ashley Rooney 4/13/2020	yes.	yes.
8	Joe Carabbio interviewed by Ashley Rooney 4/19/2020	yes.	yes.
9	Ted Buttrick interviewed by Ashley Rooney 5/3/2020	yes.	yes.
10	VE Day 75-Year Anniversary Commemoration and Panel Discussion by Lexington MA Residents, May 8, 2020	yes.	yes.
11	Ted Rowse by Dan Fenn 6/11/2020	yes.	yes.
12	Tuulikki Loring by Ashley Rooney 6/28/2020	yes.	yes.
13	Sig Tullmann by Ashley Rooney 7/26/2020	yes.	yes.
14	Christel McCarthy by Ashley Rooney 7/27/2020 (with pictures)	yes.	yes.
15	Harry Wildasin by Allan Sloan 1/31/2013	yes	yes.
16	Caleb Warner by Derek Till 6/6/2012	yes	yes.
17	Mary Rowse by Ashley Rooney 9/6/2020
18	Julian Bussgang with Ashley Rooney	yes	yes.
19	Jim Silva by Ashley Rooney 10/18/2020	yes	yes
20	Charles Ketcham by Ashley Rooney 10/25/2020	yes	yes
21	Joe Campbell by Ashley Rooney 10/31/2020	yes	yes.

“yes” means told them; “yes.” means verified it's there.

for Hometown Awards - consider

Wilda Ward (the proposal)
Christel McCarthy (after the bombing of her parents home)
Jim Silva (the plane)
Charles Ketcham - (not killing the German

Other stuff

pix of Dan Fenn at https://www.blogs.va.gov/VAntage/27748/veteranoftheday-army-veteran-dan-fenn-jr/

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To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII, 
a committee was formed to honor those that served.

Lexington Remembers is a program started by a high school teacher 
and long time Lexington resident Mary Gillespie in 1993 
(on the 50th Anniversary of WWII) and it has been
continued by Francine and Bob Edwards since 2006.

We are now adding to the existing list of 50+ recordings 
in the Lexington Remembers collection and identifying 
prospective Lexingtonians to be interviewed and recorded. 

Our initial focus is to identify and interview
surviving Lexington’s WWII veterans. 
Some lived here and went into service, while others moved to
Lexington after the war.

These videos are their stories.

[1976]

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WWII Project Materials

Published programs

for Hometown Awards - consider

Other stuff

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