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                        Flight 
                        Officer John H. DayBombardier
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                          He 
                          was born Sept. 30, 1923 in Snyder, Texas to Burton D. 
                          Day and Cuba Brooks Day. He moved with his family to 
                          Howard County in 1933, graduated from Big Spring High 
                          School and received an Associate Degree from Howard 
                          College. Later he also attended Texas Tech in Lubbock.
John 
                            married Dories E. Taylor, Feb. 14, 1947 in Big Spring. 
                            They were married 46 yrs at the time of Dories passing 
                            on May 5, 1993. They  had 2 daughters, 4 grandchildren 
                            and 11 great grandchildren.and one great grandchild.He 
                          attended Butler University for Aviation Cadet Training 
                          in Indianapolis, In. where he also played the drums 
                          in the Military Band. He went to the Big Spring Bombardier 
                          School.John 
                          worked at the Webb Air Force Base Fire Department as 
                          a crew chief, retiring in 1965. He also owned and operated 
                          Day's Pumping Service from 1960 until 1988. He also 
                          served with his wife as a Big Spring State Hospital 
                          volunteer for the Chalet. He was an avid golfer, fisherman 
                          and Dallas & Houston football fan. He loved all 
                          animals and his two Rat Terriers were his constant companions. |  
                    
                      | View 
                          John H. Day's WWII Bomb Pin Collection by clicking here |  
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                      | John 
                          Henry Day took his final flight on 5 March 2005 at 11:30p 
                          with his family at his side in Big Spring, TX at the 
                          age of 81 yrs of age. He was buried at Trinity Memorial 
                          Park, Howard Co. TX. |  
                      | Harry 
                        Johnson, John Day's best friend through Basic Training 
                        and Aviation Cadet Training, send a letter to Day's daughter 
                        Lana about her father and their training days - to view 
                        the transcribed letter click here. |  60th 
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