CDR Sammy Kyzar, 83, US Navy (Ret), Vietnam vet, Round Rock, TX, 13 Apr 2024

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    markwells
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    Confirmed Mission: The family of CDR Sammy Berton Kyzar has requested the participation of the PGR in his memorial service.  CDR Kyzar entered active duty in the US Navy in 1963 and served 21 years, including many years as a Navy aviator and flight instructor.  He also is a Vietnam veteran and served the Joints Chiefs of Staff in Wash, DC.

    More about his life can be read here: https://www.ramseyfuneral.com/obituary/sammy-kyzar

    Date/Time: Saturday, 13 April 2024.  Memorial service begins at 2 pm.

    Location: First United Methodist Church, 1004 N Mays St, Round Rock, TX 78664.  map link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2ynYfr9YuRLEnD7F7

    Timeline:
    1:00 – 1:20 pm – Staging
    1:20 pm – Briefing
    1:30 pm – Flag line

    Wx: Hi 80 deg F, cloudy

    Notes: Following the start of the memorial service we will strike the flag line and depart quietly.

    Ride Captain: Patti Hutto, patti.donlon@gmail.com, 512-636-6374

    Flag Wrangler: Lance Owen

    Please attend to honor this sailor’s long, brave service to our nation.

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    Patti Hutto
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    There were 20 Patriots who road/drove up to participate in the flag line for CDR Sammy Berton Kyzar. Among them were two Patriots attending their first mission.
    It was a beautiful spring day with temps nearing 80 and gusty winds during the flag line at First United Methodist Church in Round Rock.
    Mrs. Margaret Kyzar’s son-in-laws planned the memorial service, surprising her when she saw us standing with our flags in the gusting winds lining the entryway to the chapel.
    It was a tremendous turnout for this retired veteran of the Navy. Several motorists passing the church expressed their condolences by honking their horns as they went by.
    “Standing for those who stood for us”.
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