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Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe,

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe,

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe, participates in a cake cutting ceremony at Wolfe Hall March 10, 2017, on Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. Zartman and her daughters also received a tour of the buil... More

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe, views

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe, views

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe, views a wall display about her father at Wolfe Hall March 10, 2017, on Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. Zartman and her daughters received a tour of the facility an... More

A memorial plaque honoring Lt. Leroy Wolfe hangs on

A memorial plaque honoring Lt. Leroy Wolfe hangs on

A memorial plaque honoring Lt. Leroy Wolfe hangs on the outside of Wolfe Hall March 10, 2017, on Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. The daughter and granddaughters of Wolfe received a tour of the facility and partic... More

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe, and

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe, and

Jean Wolfe Zartman, daughter of Lt. Leroy Wolfe, and his granddaughters, Nancy Hagy and Barbara Howard, pose for a photo in front of Wolfe Hall March 10, 2017, on Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. Wolfe’s family r... More

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