Post Everlasting

Leonard Saver 1/06/06 - USA - Korea

LEONARD SAVER graduated from the United States Infantry Center at Camp Blanding, FL as an Infantry Soldier, and served 2 1/2 years in the United States Army. He completed MOS’s including:
11B-Infantry Soldier, 2L3-Company Clerk, 607-Mortarman, 442-Entertainment Specialist, and 502-Administrative NCO. Under General Patton, he fought with Co K, 261st Regiment, 65th Infantry Division, and in addition to his medals and awards, his unit received the Bronze Star for Bravery at the battle of Struth. After spending 3 months in OISeE Intermediate Section in France, he returned to Germany as the Chief Clerk of the Fiscal Office and, opened the new Headquarters called The Continental Base Section. His half-brother, John Saver was killed in the war, also.

Stewart Fraser 9/01/06 - USN - WWII, USN & USAF - Korea

Interment at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth. Section 37A grave 278.

Frank Fong 3/24/07- USAF - WWII & Korea -Post 385 Charter Member

LT. COL. FRANK SHOO FONG, USAF (Ret.), 87, of Weston, a long- time South Florida resident, born in Augusta, GA, died March 24, 2007. Lt. Col. Fong was a highly decorated Fighter Pilot of WWII and the Korean Conflict, flying a P-47 and P-51; receiving two Distinguished Flying Crosses, eight Air Medals (seven clusters to Air Force Medal), Purple Heart, European Theatre Ribbon with six Bronze Stars, American Theatre Ribbon, Ribbon of Merit, Korean Medal, Intelligence Medal, Senior Pilot’s Wings, Expert Medal and other awards too numerous to mention. He was also an acclaimed artist having designed and illustrated a book on the history and operation of the American Air Sea Rescue Activities for General Anton. He resided in Weston, FL and was a charter member of Post 385 at its founding in 2005.

John B. Franz 9/05/07- USAF - Vietnam

Interment at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth. Section 37C grave 164.

Jack Finkelstein 9/07/07 - USA - WW II

Joseph Buchler 10/07/07 - USAF - WW II

Helen Franz 10/24/07 - USN - WW II

Interment at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth. Section 37C grave 165.

Myron Pavlik 11/18/07 - USA - WW II

MYRON JOHN PAVLIK, 81, of Weston, passed away on Sunday, Nov 18, 2007. He was born in Binghamton , New York . He served with the US Army during the time of the Korean Conflict. He was retired from Eastern Airlines and was a member of the American Legion.

Constantine Railey 12/04/07 - USA - WW II

Constantine J. Railey., 86, of Weston passed away December 4, 2007. He was born on March 9, 1921 in New York City . Constantine was a member of the Third Army serving under Lt. General George Patton, Jr. during World War II.

Juan R. Zayas 12/29/07 - USN - Korea

Morris Weinstein 04/03/08 - USN - WW II

Morris Weinstein, 84, of Weston passed away April 3, 2008 . Born in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , Mr. Weinstein had been a resident of South Florida since 1989 coming from Willingboro , New Jersey . He is interred at Menorah Gardens, Southwest Ranches, Florida.

John A. Sexton 04/09/08 - USMC - Vietnam

John A. Sexton Jr., a resident of Century Village in Pembroke Pines , Florida passed away Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Born and raised in Brooklyn , New York , Mr. Sexton lived for twenty years in Oklahoma City , moving to Pompano Beach , Florida in the late '80s. He was a Corporal in the United States Marine Corps from 1959 to 1965, serving aboard the USS Wasp. Interment was at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth.

Interment at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth. Section 35 grave 692.

Andrew Hudson07/07/08- USAF - WW II

Andrew D. Hudson, 79, of Pembroke Pines , died Monday, July 7, 2008 . He was cremated at the Metz Chapel of Harvey-Engelhardt-Metz Funeral Homes, Cape Coral , Florida.

Raymond G. Chote ???? - USN - WW II

Eugene V. Palermo 10/11/08 - USA - Korea

Interment at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth. Section 39 grave 47.

Alvin Harold Chanin 03/15/09  - USAF - WW II

Alvin Harold Chanin, of Pembroke Pines born May 26, 1923, died March 15, 2009. March 16, 2006. Al and Korrine, his wife, lived in New York City until 1952, when they moved their family to North Miami Beach . Al worked in the lighting sales business for over 50 years. Al was a World War II Air Force veteran, a member of American Legion Post 385 and Knights of Pythias, South Florida Lodge 195. He was interred at Beth David Memorial Gardens, Hollywood, Florida.

Anthony J. Radzville 02/03/09 - USA - WW II

Anthony J. Radzville 96, formerly of Plains, passed away on Tuesday, February 3, 2009, in Memorial Manor Hospital, Pembroke Pines, Fla. He was born on Aug. 15, 1912, in Shenadoah. He resided in Plains until 2004, when he relocated to Century Village, Pembroke Pines, Fla. He was a veteran of World War II serving as Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army. He was a devoted member of Saint Peter and Paul Church, Hudson were he served as an usher for many years.
Anthony was preceded in death by his wife, Theresa Radzville; sister Alice Radzville; and brother Joseph Radzville.
Surviving are his loving children, Bernard, Richard, John and Ronald Radzville; daughter Marilyn Jaskiewic; his grandson, Richard Radzville Jr.; and granddaughters Patty Rosenburg and Courtney Radzville; along with five great-grandchildren.

Fred Green 03/24/09 - USAF - Korea

William Engel 01/31/10 - USA - WW II

Was in the Battle of the Bulge. He was interred at Menorah Gardens, Southwest Ranches, Florida.

Frank Dingfelder 06/24/10 - USA - Vietnam

Dingfelder, Frank “Frankie”, 67, of Pembroke Pines, FL, passed away suddenly. He was an army veteran who loved his country. He generously volunteered his time to the VA. Frank was the Vice Commander in American legion Post 385 in Pembroke Pines. All of his loving family & friends will love & miss you always.

Interment at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth. Section 39 grave2085.