Austin Patriot Guard Riders › Forums › Completed Missions › MSG George Gott, 85, USAF (Ret), Vietnam veteran, Round Mountain, TX, 26 Jun 2021
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June 19, 2021 at 11:21 am #5975markwellsKeymaster
Confirmed Mission: The Patriot Guard Riders have been invited to participate in the interment service for MSG George Gott. MSG Gott served in the USAF from 1955 to 1975, including two tours to Vietnam.
More about his life can be read here: https://www.crofts-crowfuneralhome.com/obituary/george-gott
Date/Time: Saturday, 26 June 2021. Interment service scheduled for at 11 am..
Location: Round Mountain Cemetery, which is located immediately NW of Hwy 281 & RR 962.
Staging Location: Valero gas station, 10541 US-281, Round Mountain, TX 78663
map link: https://goo.gl/maps/cQZbLCPTkzk2c8oo7Timeline:
10:05 – 10:35 am – Staging
10:35 am – Briefing
10:45 am – Depart for the short ride to the cemeteryWx: High 97F, mostly sunny
Notes: Bring drinking water, stay hydrated! We will form a flag line for the duration of the interment service.
Ride Captain: Warren Longacre, longacre@austin.rr.com, (512) 755-4163
Flag Wrangler: Nicki CampbellPlease attend to honor this airman’s long and faithful service to our nation.
June 27, 2021 at 12:27 pm #5980markwellsKeymasterPosted on behalf of RC Warren Longacre whose computer is in the shop.
We had 12 patriots standing to honor MSG George Gott. It was a warm day, but thankfully we had some clouds and a breeze to keep us comfortable. Nicki posted flags at the cemetery in advance, and the rest of us road the short distance from the staging to the cemetery and formed our flag line about 10 minutes prior to the start of the service.
There was a substantial turnout of friends and family. The USAF honor guard did a fine job as always, and MSG Gott’s sons shared some funny and poignant stories about their dad. You’ll enjoy reading his obituary.
We welcomed new rider (new to us, anyway) Bob Watson. Thanks to all who took time out of their Saturday to honor this long serving USAF veteran.
RIP, MSG George Gott
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