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New photo on 286th.com | Will Hoppe
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New photo on 286th.com. The “mighty” soldier photo has been scanned and posted on 286th.com. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. December 9, 2012. Jan 1946 – Postcard to Grandma Grandpa Steinberg. PS 214 in the Early 1930s, NYU in 1943: My two “D” Grades →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. We’ve Never Known A Better Man. New photo on 286th.com.
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Wilbur Gustav Hoppe 9 October 1925 – 25 May 2014 | Will Hoppe
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Wilbur Gustav Hoppe 9 October 1925 – 25 May 2014. Will was born in Brooklyn to Gus and Dolly Hoppe. Graduated from Franklin K. Lane HS in 1943 and served in the 286th Engineer Combat Battalion. During World War Two. He was in Paris on VE Day! Using the GI Bill, he graduated from NYU in 1948. He was employed by the Brooklyn Eagle and the Smithtown Messenger before moving to the New York Times. In lieu of flowers, donations to Will’s favorite organizations would be welcomed:. 6 Soundview Drive North. My de...
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December | 2012 | Will Hoppe
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Monthly Archives: December 2012. New photo on 286th.com. The “mighty” soldier photo has been scanned and posted on 286th.com. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. December 9, 2012. We’ve Never Known A Better Man. Wilbur Gustav Hoppe 9 October 1925 – 25 May 2014. The Chronology of His Day, When Grandpa Was In Charge During His Visit. PS 214 in the Early 1930s, NYU in 1943: My two “D” Grades. New photo on 286th.com. On Dogball at Rockaway Beach. On Wilbur Gustav Hoppe 9 October 1925 – 25 May 2014.
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Uncategorized | Will Hoppe
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We’ve Never Known A Better Man. Words for Will Hoppe at his Celebration of Life. From Bill and Sally Altman. To those who knew you Will,. You were a MAN among men;. To us you were more –. Our cousin, our friend. This message derives,. Right from our heart;. We really liked Will –. Right from the start. And what we learned. With ensuing time;. He was a quality guy,. We’ve never known a better man. A lot of kindness, without any demands,. A lot of giving, with wide-open hands;. A lot more WE, a lot less I,.
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Whoopee Cotton Ears, the Listener | Will Hoppe
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Whoopee Cotton Ears, the Listener. How is it that almost all of the experiences felt during eight years of elementary school can disappear? There are random occurrences that come to mind, mostly positive stuff, but nothing which can now be interpreted as character forming. It may be that our ego only allows the good stuff to filter through. Elementary school must have been an exciting time and I remember so little of it. He continued to call me “Whoopee” or “Whoop” and so did ever...It was as “Cott...
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will | Will Hoppe
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PS 214 in the Early 1930s, NYU in 1943: My two “D” Grades. How to evaluate my eight years of schooling at P.S. 214? I have the feeling that it was a positive learning experience. But then there was Mrs. Norris. And then there was her sewing class…. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. May 30, 2013. College (NYU 1946) and Career. I felt that enough time had been lost by my service in the Army. I wanted to get a degree as quickly as possible and get on with my life. However, in light of the fact that I ...
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May | 2014 | Will Hoppe
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Monthly Archives: May 2014. Wilbur Gustav Hoppe 9 October 1925 – 25 May 2014. Will was born in Brooklyn to Gus and Dolly Hoppe. Graduated from Franklin K. Lane HS in 1943 and served in the 286th Engineer Combat Battalion. During World War Two. He was in Paris on VE Day! Using the GI Bill, he graduated from NYU in 1948. He was employed by the Brooklyn Eagle and the Smithtown Messenger before moving to the New York Times. 6 Soundview Drive North. Huntington, NY 11743. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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rand | Will Hoppe
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We’ve Never Known A Better Man. Words for Will Hoppe at his Celebration of Life. From Bill and Sally Altman. To those who knew you Will,. You were a MAN among men;. To us you were more –. Our cousin, our friend. This message derives,. Right from our heart;. We really liked Will –. Right from the start. And what we learned. With ensuing time;. He was a quality guy,. We’ve never known a better man. A lot of kindness, without any demands,. A lot of giving, with wide-open hands;. A lot more WE, a lot less I,.
