Jose Quinata Aguon
Platoon Sergeant
D CO, 4TH BN, 12TH INFANTRY, 199TH INFANTRY BDE, USARV Army of the United States Umatac, Guam February 05, 1932 to June 02, 1968 JOSE Q AGUON is on the Wall at Panel W61, Line 9 |
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I threw them up into the sky,
From his nephew, |
Hi, This is his niece June L. Aguon, daughter of his brother Felipe Q. Aguon. My Uncle Joe died when I was only 6 years old but I do clearly remember his funeral. I am in contact with his second son Joseph D. Aguon who resides in Citrus Heights, Sacramento with his lovely wife Yolanda. Finally they are planning to go to Guam this December 2006 after 38 years being away from Guam. My parents Felipe and Anita L. Aguon, Aunts Josephine A. Sanchez, Brigida A. Gofigan and Uncle Frank Q. Aguon visited Uncle Joe's children (Joseph, Johnny, Cathy, Tony) and of course some of the nieces and nephews in Sacramento 2001 and which was a very lovely reunion but also a tearful one since we have not seen his children for over 34 years. The rest of his kids are Benny, Michael and Linda who were not able to be there but they are always in our hearts and minds and wish them well since we are not in contact with them at this time. Hopefully one day we will be able to meet all of them at one time in the future ... that is one of my wishes for my family.
June L. Aguon |
I love the Dad I never knew but think about all the time.
John Diaz Aguon |
A Note from The Virtual WallThe 4th Bn, 12th Infantry lost four men on 02 June 1968 - two each from Charlie and Delta Companies:
"I was Jose's platoon leader the day he was killed and standing next to him when he was shot. Jose saved my life that day. He was an exceptional soldier, a fine man, and always my hero." |
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