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Nock Family Heritage
History of the Extended Nock Family
History of the Nocks
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Top Row, left to right:
Walter Nock, Great Britain. Died in France in World War II.
Weldon Nock, served honorably for America in World War II.
American soldiers on the move during the Vietnam War.
American soldiers returning home from the Vietnam War.
Bottom Row, left to right:
Melvin Nock, served honorably for America in World War II.
Jerome Nock, served honorably for America during the Vietnam War.
Gene Nock{lower right}, he and his crew gave their lives when their B-24 bomber crashed in the South Pacific during World War II.
Oscar Simms, served honorably for America in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. He is buried in Arlington National Cemeterey near Washington D.C.
Did Jerome Sr. pass on? I served with him at VR-48 NAF Andrews circa late 70’s early 80’s. Good guy, liked the man, sorry for your oss. Rest easy Jerome.
Yes, he passed in 2009. I was Just with Jerome Jr. a couple of days ago.
I’m truly sorry to hear this. I hadn’t seen him since the early 80’s I’m guessing. Did he retire from the Navy or move back to Baltimore when his hitch was up?
Hi Steve, I apologize for not responding to you earlier. I lost track of things and I thought I had. Jerome did retire from the Navy and moved back to Baltimore, then. Thank you for inquiring about my cousin.
No problem, been a long time but Jerome always had a big smile and a huge laugh.