My brother and family recently visited Coronado, California and paid
respects to one of Essex’s own who served in Vietnam – GMG2 (Gunner’s Mate Second Class) Harry Mattingly.
Rest in peace, GMG2 Mattingly.
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A nice tribute to my brother… thank you.
I am living at a retirement home. One of the retirees is Lloyd Cletus Mattingly.
He asked me in look up the Mattingly family.
If you have any information, such as where to contact you,
I will gladly pass it on to him.
Best wishes and God bless you,
Andrew Carney