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Membership in the 63rd Division Association is open to all current and former Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians, contractors, and family members with a connection to the 63rd Division and its successor organizations throughout its history. This includes those who served in, were assigned or attached to, or provided support to the Division and its subordinate organizations, from World War II to the present-day 63rd Readiness Division. Whether you served directly, supported its mission, or have a family connection to someone who did, you are welcome to join the Blood and Fire community and help preserve the Division’s history and legacy for future generations.

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63d Infantry Division
 

Attention!!   Annual Brunch Rescheduled due to the      Corona Virus Pandemic

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  Join us for Brunch and the 54th Annual Meeting

of the 63rd Infantry Division Association USAR

 

Our Board this morning, March 19, 2020, officially postponed this event until fall. We will reschedule as soon as we can after the current crisis is over. LTC Bev Houghton has not deposited your check. Please advise her if you want her to hold, shred or return your check.

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53rd Annual Reunion Meeting 

 

The 53rd Annual Brunch Meeting was held on 28 April 2019 at Hotel Fullerton in Fullerton. We had a good time  and good food and fellowship.  Below is the group picture we took there.

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In Memoriam, Our Fallen Comrades

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Wilfred Louis “Wil” Ebel

Birth: 31 May 1930 Nebraska, USA

Death: 3 Jul 2018 (aged 88) Corona del Mar, Orange County, California, USA

Burial: Omaha National Cemetery, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA

 

 

COL Alfred M. Diaz 
February 13, 2019
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Interned at

Riverside National Veterans Cemetery.

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CW4 Layland A. Carson

February 9, 2019

Internment --  Wednesday, February 27, 2019 . 

at Riverside National Veterans Cemetery.

 

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MAJ Raymond H. Edgerly

October 8, 1919 - January 5, 2019

Interned at

Riverside National Veterans Cemetery.

 

 

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Update
24 November 2020
Webmaster 
COL Richard Garza
UAS (Ret)
razrag06@yahoo.com
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View the Historic First 63rd Infantry Division Association
Annual Report 1966-67
 

View the Historic first issue of the June 15, 1943 "Blood and Fire" Offical Newspaper of the 63rd Infantry Division in the

Annual Report 1972 -73

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