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| Beverly (White) Bradshaw Danville, Indiana |  Mary Jane ( White ) Pluimer is my baby sister and I remember Tyndal Town very well.Our dad owned a garage in Tyndal Town.I remember when we were playing on the big cement floor they had there and I reached down to pick up a broken bottle and I cau my leg real bad and they had to take me to the hospital.There is alot of memories from there. 07/15/2007 @ 11:26 [ref: 6083] |
| Ricardo E Villegas Camby, Indiana | We first came to Tyndal Town, in the early 53 54 years, from Weslaco Texas, After WW2 they offered housing to Vets and help with Jobs. The housing came the Jobs did not. My Dad Roberto R Villegas, came with his Family of 5, we would work in the Tomato fields, in MarsHill with the rest of the Migrant workers for about 5 cents a basket. it was just enough to live on, and we lived with very little. but it was a place to call home. I remember a Family of Bobby Mccoy, and Reuter I beleive went to a Catholic Grade school named Assumption on Blain St. and Morris St. ran into A David Reuter and His Sister Angela was my Friend as WE got older.The Family Lived in the Decatur Central area. Mary Jane White! Had No Idea we were neighbors 07/15/2007 @ 08:38 [ref: 6080] |
| MaryJane White , Indiana | I have a few pictures of when we lived in Tyndal Town (1953-54). If you tell me how to include them I will send them to your website. I know how to download pictures, but did not see anywhere to do it. thanks. 07/15/2007 @ 07:13 [ref: 6078] |
| Betty Breen Indianapolis, Indiana |  This is my e-mail address for the comments I made on 4-11-07, if anyone wish's to contact me inregards to my question.betty_breen16@yahoo.com 04/27/2007 @ 00:09 [ref: 5869] |
| Betty(Greene) Breen Indianapolis, Indiana | My parents were living at Tyndal Town when I was born Feb.16,1951. Robert and Marcella Greene,we moved within the next year.I also would like to see photo's of my birthplace.I have been told the housing was covered in tar paper.I'm curious as are my children.Thank's to anyone that can help. 04/11/2007 @ 16:11 [ref: 5799] |
| Betty Schumm , Arizona |  I recently stumbled upon the Aviation Enthusiast Corner and read your comments. I too lived in Tyndal Town around 1950 when I was about 3 or 4 years old. I was quite young and don't remember a lot, except a play area where my brother and I used to spend a lot of time. I will be in Indy this spring and plan on visiting Stout Field and the surrounding area. I just started writing my memories for my grandchildren and would like to include Tyndal Town. Has anyone come across any pictures or history you would be willing to share? If so, please contact me. I would appreciate it very much! 12/11/2006 @ 19:50 [ref: 5485] |
| Richard Reuter , Illinois | My father, SSgt. Karl Reuter, was stationed at Stout Field during WWII with the Troop Carrier Command. I have a lot of his orders and papers from that post. if anyone serves with my dad, feel free to contact me. We visited the site where Stout was back in the 70's and while it is now an Indiana State Police HQ, he could still see where many of the buildings and runways had been. He always said that during WWII, he "fought the battle of Mars Hill". I also have a "yearbook" from Stout that has his photo as well as individual photos of all who served there one of the years he was there. 12/10/2006 @ 13:03 [ref: 5480] |
| Ed Schreiner Louisville, Kentucky | I was assigned to Stout Field with a Secret Service Unit from Jan '82 to Apr '82, before heading to pilot training at Columbus AFB May '82. 12/28/2005 @ 12:43 [ref: 4682] |
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