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In Memory Of Jonathan Ryan Thomas

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Jonathan Ryan Thomas

September 29, 1988December 21, 1988(Age: 3 months)

Senior Airman LaWanda Thomas was bringing home a very special gift to her parents in Southfield, Michigan—her two-month-old son, Jonathan Ryan, whom her parents had never seen.

Daughter of Eugene and Lelia Coleman, LaWanda was a graduate of Coley High School in Detroit, Michigan, her birthplace...

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