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2026 reunion omaha, ne.

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Tuesday, September 22 to Sunday, September 27, 2026
Embassy suites by Hilton Omaha Downtown/Old Market
details/itinerary and registration phone number to follow!
OKC business meeting minutes are posted on OKC page

uss benjamin stoddert USS Jupiter reunion association

2026 MEMBERSHIP ROSTER

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING YOUR ASSOCIATION

You can renew or begin your membership with a $30.00 yearly donation. Payment can be made with Paypal, online in our Ship Store at www.ddg22.com/store. If you like Zelle, you can Zelle your dues to carolebryanddg22. If you would prefer to mail a check, the address is USS Benjamin Stoddert Reunion Association 429 S Roselle Rd Roselle, IL 60172
UPDATED 2-9-26 9:57 AM CST 66 SAILORS AND WONDERFUL FAMILY STRONG!
David Archuleta 75-76 (2027) Mark Asplund 81-84 (2026) Gerry Arnett 61-62 (2026) Barbara Bassolino fam (2026) John Bassolino 65-68 (2026) Robert Binter 76-80 (2026) Leo Biodrowski 71-75 (2026) Jim Brown 69-73 (2026) Coleen Brown family (2026) Carole Bryan family (2026) Herm Chambers 66-68 (in memorium) Frank Chesla 63-66 (2026) Wayne Ellington 65-67 (2026) Harold Davison 68-69 (2026) John Dishaw 65-68 (2026) Bernie Dishaw family (2026) Myra Grzywacz family (2026) Tom Grzywacz 68-69 (2026) Leon Hall 57-64 Jupiter (2028) Art Hansen 72-76 (2026) Janie Hansen family (2026) Bernie Hansen 72-73(2026)
Chris Harris 83-85 (2026) Cynthia Hauschild family (2026) Daniel Hauschild family (2026) Peter Hekman 75-76 (2030) Jim Hinton 67-70 (2026) Susan Hinton family (2026) Dalma Jacob family (2026) Marc Jacob 74-81 (2026) Jay Jansson 70-71 (2026) Clifton Jensen 71-74 (2028) Jack Kilmer 64-67 (2026) Hank Koopman 66-69 (2026) Dennis Larsen family (2026) Paul Lee 71-73 (2026) Jan Lekwa family (2026) John Lekwa 71-74 (2026) Mac McCandless 65-67 (2027) Jon Malay 74-77 (2027) John Marchand 69-71 (2026) Maureen Moore (Bill 64-68) (2026) Dennis O'Leary 71-74 (2026) Thomas Omen 72-75 (2026) Rich Palazzo 71-72 (2027)
Tom Porter 64-66 (2030) John Reynolds 65-67 (2026) Mike Rigdon 62-64 Jupiter (2033) Harvey Rowe 64-67 (2026) Steve Sagaser 71-73 (2026) Patricia Sagaser family (2026) Dave Saunders 66-72 (2026) Myrtle Saunders family (2026) Ron Schall 76-78 (2026) Gary Scheidt 57-58 Jupiter (2026) Irving Smith III 83-85 (2027) John Souza 72-76 (2026) Marshall Tator 70-74 (2026) Michael Tribble 69-70 (2026) Lou Turilli 68-69 (2026)in memorium Louis Valenzuela 73-75 (2026) Stephanie Valenzuela (2026) fam Lon Walters 66-67(2026) Ted Waypa 66-69 (2026) Harley Wubben 71-75 (2026) Ron Zorn 64-67 (2026)
Our hula contest winner 2014 10 years later, our Bill Christensen 75-79, again wins the hula contest at the Germain's Luau!
Frank Chesla 63-66, James Cole 87-91 and Ron Zorn 64-67 at the Savannah reunion. 2 plankholders and 1 decommissioning
Three days after the last Marine Corps helicopter lifted off from Saigon, the author and his Navy shipmates became the very last American military presence of the Vietnam War. This is their untold story, the important final chapter in the history of that wars bitter end.
From: Danilo B. Concepcion,
I just read the in the "In Memoriam" section the passing of a great man, Doc Dooley. I served with him as his fellow corpsman until he finished his duty on board the Stoddert. He taught me a lot that, and to this day have used a lot of his inspiration in my medical profession. I now golf and one my memories is how he always had his clubs on our deployments. Such a great, honorable, and gentle man. I'm saddened that he has passed on, but happy that he was a strong believer. He is now home with God. If anyone has contact with his family, please send my condolences,
Jonathan T. (Jon) Malay (Benjamin Stoddert 74-77)I retired from a 20 career as a Navy ship-driver, oceanographer, meteorologist, and specialist in space systems, and then had a second great career in the aerospace industry representing my company at NASA and NOAA Headquarters in Washington, DC. I'm now happy to be an author, cruise ship lecturer in Earth and Space Science, and a consultant for government business. My wife and I live in Mill Creek, Washington and enjoy boating and fishing on Puget Sound.
I'm also very proud to be a Fellow and Past-president of both the American Meteorological Society (AMS) (www.ametsoc.org) and the American Astronautical Society (AAS) (www.astronautical.org), and an Associate Fellow and former Board member of the American Institute for Aeronautics & Astronautics (AIAA) (www.aiaa.org).
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Snack bar on Bravo Pier
Welcoming hula dance on the pier
USS Benjamin Stoddert DDG-22, USS Cochrane DDG-21, USS Goldsbrough DDG-20 Pearl Harbor 1966
USS BENJAMIN STODDERT (DDG-22)
Flag Hoist/Radio Call Sign - NHMC
Tactical Voice Radio Call Sign (circa 1968) - RANGEFINDER
CLASS - CHARLES F. ADAMS As Built.Displacement 4526 Tons (Full), Dimensions, 437' (oa) x 47' x 15' (Max)Armament 2 x 5"/54 RF (2x1), Tartar SAM (1x1 Mk 13) ASROC ASW (1x8), 6 x 12.75" Mk 32 ASW TT (2x3).Machinery, 70,000 SHP; Geared Turbines, 2 screwsSpeed, 33 Knots, Range 4500 NM@ 20 Knots, Crew 333-350.Operational and Building DataLaid down by Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging, Seattle on June 11 1962.Launched January 8 1963 and commissioned September 12 1964.Decommissioned December 20 1991.Stricken November 20 1992.Fate Sank February 3 2001 in the Pacific Ocean while under tow for breaking up in Brownsville, Texas.
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