I am an Air Force kid, a Naval Aviation veteran and former Deputy Chief of Police.

I am looking to find anyone that served alongside Peter "Pete" THIRIOT, my father (never got to meet him).

Or anyone serving with the 377th Security Police Squadron, Base Police, during the 1970 - 1971 time frame, that can help me understand details of the unit's deployment practices (e.g. Detachments, TDYs, Safe Side involvement, etc) during this timeframe.

Pete Thiriot, was killed in an automobile accident, on Dec 1988, in Dallas, Texas.

Please see picture below and if you have any question please contact Jack Smith or Tim Waage, at the emails above.

You need to click, one of the email links above, to request an order form, which will be sent to you.

The cost of the coin and shipping are included in the picture.

Again,if you have any questions, please contact either of the two emails above,

Welcome Home,

Jack Smith

Hi Guys,

You probably heard or guessed the April 1-5, 2020 Reunion in Nashville,Tennessee, has been cancelled.

The new dates for the 6250th / 377th SPS Reunion, Nashville, Tennessee, are March 24 -28, 2021.

The reunion officially starts Wednesday, March 24, 2021 with a meet and greet and ending with a farewell breakfast on Sunday, March 28, 2021.

The tours are Thursday- Saturday, March 25-27, 2-21.

The Banquet is Saturday, March 27, 2021.

We are finalizing the contract with the hotel and once that is completed we will send the information regarding the hotel reservation process, link and/or phone number.

Save the dates on your social calendar as we plan to see you in Nashville in 2021.

Lookout Nashville, Here We Come!

Out of an abundance of caution based on public health recommendations and best practices we are rescheduling the reunion for March or April in 2021. After a series of hardball negotiations we have come to an agreement with the Marriott Nashville Airport to reschedule. By rescheduling for next year we will not be penalized with a cancellation fee. You don’t want to know how much. $$$$$

We realize many may be disappointed (as we are too) but we made the decision to take preventive action and not jeopardize the health of the 377th SPS. The top priority is the safety of our 377th Brothers.

From everyone's feedback it appears you are genuinely looking forward to coming to Nashville, experiencing the city and seeing tourist sites that have been organized. You want to experience Nashville and Southern Hospitality which is why we are willing to sign a new contract for 2021 to have the reunion at the Marriott Nashville Airport. We don't have any dates yet but we will keep you informed.

The hotel will cancel all hotel reservation so that you are not charged. We are working out financial details and will be able to refund the tour money deposits. We are utilizing the registration fee to make a contract deposit. Since your registration deposit is not being refunded consider your registration fee paid for next year reunion! As we get closer to the 2021 reunion and have dates if you are not able to attend we will work to make a registration refund.

So in the next few weeks we will be working to identify the dates for the 2021 Reunion.

We hope everyone is okay with the decision to reschedule for next year in Nashville. That was the only way we could break the contract without the large penalty expense. We felt it was a reasonable resolution to eliminate everyone health risks.

Thank you for understanding and your support during this difficult planning process. We look forward to seeing everyone in Nashville in 2021.

Please let us know that you received this email. If you have any questions please call.

Tim & Patty Clifford

Gaffney, SC - - Robert Allen Throneburg, 75, of 604 College Drive, passed away on Wednesday, February 05, 2020 at his residence.

Born in Charlotte, NC, he was the husband of Patricia Frazier Throneburg and the son of the late R.A. Throneburg and Mary Brooks Throneburg.

Bob was a highly decorated Vietnam Air Force Veteran, receiving two Purple Hearts, The Bronze Star and The Warrior's Medal of Honor from the American Indian Nation.

He and his service dog, NEMO A535, served together at Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Saigon.

NEMO was his, hero warrior dog, who is memorialized at Lackland Air Base in Texas.

Nemo was later used to recruit other service dogs for the United States Military.

Bob was a graduate of Albemarle High School and attended North Carolina State University.

He also loved music, enjoyed scuba diving and reading.

Mr. Throneburg was a member of The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation.

In addition to his wife, also surviving are two sons:

1. Eric Allen Throneburg of Wilmington
2. Brian Layfayette Throneburg and wife, Tamara, of Isle of Palms

A daughter:

Susan Throneburg Brislin and husband, J.B. of Charlotte

Two grandchildren:

1. Jett Lucas Brislin
2. Caitlin Rohn

Two great-grandchildren:

1. Elizabeth Jade (E.J.) Rohn
2. James Jacob Rohn

Numerous nieces and nephews.

The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 PM on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at Blakely Funeral Home.

Memorial services will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation with Reverend Jenny Gettys officiating.

The family will be at their respective homes.

An online guest register is available at URL:  www.blakelyfuneralhome.com