Lalla, Bartholomew

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Date of Birth: Seeking Info

Address: 47 High Street

Branch of Service: U.S. Air Force

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Bartholomew Lalla lived in Rye at 47 High Street and graduated Rye High School, class of 1965. During the Vietnam War he served in the U.S. Air Force.

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Comments for “Lalla, Bartholomew

  1. My brother Bart was born Jan 5th 1944 and named after our uncle Bart who was reported “missing in action” during WWII. He died several years ago due to his exposure to Agent Orange.
    Frank Lalla

  2. Bart and I graduated from RHS together and enlisted in the Air Force on the same day. We were together through basic training. Bart went on to advance training as a cargo loadmaster. I believe he was stationed in Michigan prior to his tour of duty in VietNam.

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