James Shortnacy

Sep 24th 10:00 am - 10:00 am
US Marine Corps
World War II Veteran
MRC - Rick Crabb
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Mission Summary

Classification 

Military Veteran 

Military Branch

United States Marine Corps 

Military Service 

Battle of Okinawa April 1 – August 15, 1945; Occupation of China September 30, 1945 – April 28, 1946. 

Campaigns

World War II (1941 - 1945)

Mission Segments 

Funeral Service 

Obituary

Link to Obituary 

Photo Permission

Unknown

MRC

Rick Crabb 

rickcrabb@patriotguard.org 

(910) 330-9861 

 

 

Part 1

Segment

Funeral Service 

Mission Date 

Saturday, September 24, 2022 

Staging Time 

1000 

Briefing Time

1010

In Position/KSU Time

1020

Starting Time 

1100 

Staging Point 

Jayne’s Memorial Chapel

Staging Address 

811 South Cockrell Hill Road

Duncanville, TX 75137 

Map Link 

Link to Map 

GPS 

32.64364 -96.891641 

Details 

The family of James Ray Shortnacy, United States Marine Corps World War II Combat Veteran, has asked us to honor his memory and service to our Country by establishing a Flag Line prior to his funeral service, fold and present the casket flag.

After the Mission Briefing, the Riders will establish the Flag Line and await the arrival of Mr. Shortnacy’s family and friends. Once the service begins, the Riders will return the flags to the support vehicle and be dismissed. The committal service will be at 1000, next Monday morning, September 26th, at the Dallas – Fort Worth National Cemetery. 

Support 

Yes Linda Jones-Kennard 

 

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