[rlmorel]

I am sorry folks. I thought I bleeped out all the swear words, but a few got through. My apologies.

[sgtyork]

You gave us a real feel for a special man. We will overlook the marine language.

[Always A Marine]

Thanks for your memories of a good Marine and a good man. I knew SgtMaj Douglass at Camp Lejeune and in Beirut, and remember him well and fondly. I rarely saw LtCol Gerlach without SgtMaj Douglass, as they made their regular rounds around the BLT together. SgtMaj Douglass loved his enlisted Marines and looked out for them, and they loved him. The big guy from South Weymouth had a big heart and courage to match, and he is remembered as a giant of a man. Semper Fidelis...