“PFC Richard S. Beyer 44321847, Sir.”
12/October/2012 01:05 PM Filed in: Memorials
PFC Richard S. Beyer
As told by Cliff Carpenter, October 5, 2012.
This is an oral history about Rich Beyer as a combat soldier in World War II, as told by fellow soldier and life-long friend, Cliff Carpenter. Cliff was once a New York radio actor whose most famous role was Terry in “Terry and the Pirates.” He is a great storyteller, and although now age 98, he still has vivid memories of PFC “Slim.” This is a true story.
The setting is somewhere in Germany in 1944: Read More...
As told by Cliff Carpenter, October 5, 2012.
This is an oral history about Rich Beyer as a combat soldier in World War II, as told by fellow soldier and life-long friend, Cliff Carpenter. Cliff was once a New York radio actor whose most famous role was Terry in “Terry and the Pirates.” He is a great storyteller, and although now age 98, he still has vivid memories of PFC “Slim.” This is a true story.
The setting is somewhere in Germany in 1944: Read More...
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Photo Release for "The Itinerant"
11/October/2012 12:47 PM Filed in: Memorials
Hi Dorothy and Charles,
First I wanted you to know how sorry I am for your loss. He was such a very talented and gifted sculptor and I am sorry that I didn’t get the opportunity to meet him.
Thank you both so much for your emails and for being fine with the idea of putting up an image of Richard’s work in the apartment complex being built in Capitol Read More...
First I wanted you to know how sorry I am for your loss. He was such a very talented and gifted sculptor and I am sorry that I didn’t get the opportunity to meet him.
Thank you both so much for your emails and for being fine with the idea of putting up an image of Richard’s work in the apartment complex being built in Capitol Read More...