Lt. Michael Scott Lamana
07-07-2010, 09:52 AM
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Lt. Michael Scott Lamana
http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/mslamana.htm
I bought his 1965 Mustang from him back in 1990. I always wanted to complete the restoration and bring it to show him and his dad. After his death in the Pentagon, I kind of quit on the car, but its about 90% complete. One day it will be finished in his memory.
Miss you cuz.
I bought his 1965 Mustang from him back in 1990. I always wanted to complete the restoration and bring it to show him and his dad. After his death in the Pentagon, I kind of quit on the car, but its about 90% complete. One day it will be finished in his memory.
Miss you cuz.
08-19-2010, 11:20 AM
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Thanks y'all. I didn't see much of him because he lived elsewhere, but part of him lives on in the '65 I bought from him. One day I'll finish it and it'll have something of a tribute to him on the car.
09-18-2010, 10:45 PM
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I am always deeply moved by losses such as this one.
In this gentleman's honor, please finish the car, and please post pics of the car in its current state.
Movies like Coming Home with Jane Fonda, Jon Voight play an integral role in the history of the Mustang,
Unfortunately, the new normal will include many losses like this with such an eccentric religious group.
With a heavy heart.....
In this gentleman's honor, please finish the car, and please post pics of the car in its current state.
Movies like Coming Home with Jane Fonda, Jon Voight play an integral role in the history of the Mustang,
Unfortunately, the new normal will include many losses like this with such an eccentric religious group.
With a heavy heart.....
