Freddie Lenn - Revision history

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	Release Date 2: 31 Jan 1968		Release Date 2: 31 Jan 1968

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	From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.		From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.
	According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam ~~and it seems he was in~~ the Marines in ~~the early~~ 30~~'s also so he was a lifelong Marine.~~		According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. He joined the Marines in 1933 at age 18 and left in 1968 at age 53.
			Name: Frederick Lenn
			Gender: Male
			Birth Date: 29 Dec 1914
			Death Date: 23 Jan 1993
			SSN: 206225731
			Branch 1: M
			Enlistment Date 1: 30 Sep 1933
			Release Date 1: 23 Oct 1945
			Enlistment Date 2: 29 Jun 1946
			Release Date 2: 31 Jan 1968

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	Nobody called him "Frederick." He was "Freddie" to those who outranked him, and "Coach" to juniors and members of his boxing teams. Many were those who called him "friend."		Nobody called him "Frederick." He was "Freddie" to those who outranked him, and "Coach" to juniors and members of his boxing teams. Many were those who called him "friend."

	Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.'''''		Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.'''''''


	From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.		From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.
	According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and it seems he was in the Marines in the early 30's also so he was a lifelong Marine.		According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and it seems he was in the Marines in the early 30's also so he was a lifelong Marine.

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	August 1993		August 1993
	In Memoriam: Freddie Lenn, 78, Succumbs to Cancer		In Memoriam: Freddie Lenn, 78, Succumbs to Cancer
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	Nobody called him "Frederick." He was "Freddie" to those who outranked him, and "Coach" to juniors and members of his boxing teams. Many were those who called him "friend."		Nobody called him "Frederick." He was "Freddie" to those who outranked him, and "Coach" to juniors and members of his boxing teams. Many were those who called him "friend."

	Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.'''~~''Italic text~~''		Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.'''''


	From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.		From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.
	According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and it seems he was in the Marines in the early 30's also so he was a lifelong Marine.		According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and it seems he was in the Marines in the early 30's also so he was a lifelong Marine.

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	Frederick W. Lenn was buried with honors at the Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia. He died of cancer on January 23d.		Frederick W. Lenn was buried with honors at the Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia. He died of cancer on January 23d.

	Nobody called him "Frederick." He was "Freddie" to those who outranked him, and "Coach" to juniors and members of his boxing teams. Many were those who called him "friend."		Nobody called him "Frederick." He was "Freddie" to those who outranked him, and "Coach" to juniors and members of his boxing teams. Many were those who called him "friend."

	Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.		Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.'''''Italic text''


	From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.		From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.
	According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and it seems he was in the Marines in the early 30's also so he was a lifelong Marine.		According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and it seems he was in the Marines in the early 30's also so he was a lifelong Marine.

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	From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.		From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.
			According to his tombstone he served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and it seems he was in the Marines in the early 30's also so he was a lifelong Marine.

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	Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.		Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.


			From military records it seems Freddie Lenn coached boxing at Quantico Marine Base for many years.

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			August 1993
			In Memoriam: Freddie Lenn, 78, Succumbs to Cancer
			Volume 76, Issue 8
			Author:
			Tom Bartlett


			Frederick W. Lenn was buried with honors at the Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia. He died of cancer on January 23d.

			Nobody called him "Frederick." He was "Freddie" to those who outranked him, and "Coach" to juniors and members of his boxing teams. Many were those who called him "friend."

			Surprisingly, few of his compadres knew his family name: Lenkoski. He was one of nine children.

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