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Posted: 04/14/2020 Name: Brian Cunningham Message: The 2020 USMRA Scholarship Committee has completed review of this year’s applications. We had the opportunity to see first hand young adults who have distinguished themselves by their pursuit of excellence and their willingness to serve their communities. All the applicants were outstanding and evaluating their packets was an exceptionally challenging task. All are very deserving of an award, though only two may be selected. And so, after due consideration of the applications, the USMRA Scholarship Committee has selected Ms. Ashlynne G. Waters, daughter of Ranger Jeffrey Waters, and Ms. Noelle Head, granddaughter of Ranger Chuck Windham, as the recipients for 2020. Each will receive a $2000 scholarship award. The 2020 USMRA Scholarship Committee wishes to thank the membership for allowing us to serve in this capacity. Rangers Lead the Way! Respectfully submitted: Ranger Bob Bischoff Ranger J.D. Kirby Ranger Brian Cunningham |
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Posted: 04/10/2020 Name: Bob Williams Message: It is with sadness that I write that Earl Singletary passed away on April 7, 2020. Another Ranger down but not forgotten. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date due to Covid. Burial arrangements will be coordinated with Arlington Cemetery and a date will be announced when they give us a date. |
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Posted: 04/10/2020 Name: Lance Bagley Message: How is everyone doing in the Dahlonega area? I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. If anyone needs any assistance, food, or sundry items, please let me know how I can help. Stay safe and keep your powder dry. |
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Posted: 04/06/2020 Name: James REGAN, CSM, USA, (Ret) Message: Ranger Earl was my Pilot on that Cessna 172 that we skydived from, over Wimpy's field. What memories Earl. Almost fifty years ago. We remember fellows such as you easily. You did things that made a difference in peoples lives. Thanks for those memories. Love & prayers, Jim RLTW/L&P |
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Posted: 04/01/2020 Name: Michael M. Keohane Message: Served with Earl Singletary at the RMC. A fine Ranger Instructor who taught me how to be a good instructor. |
