Ray Gillich shared a story about Robert "Skinny" Sinclair Jr.

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In Memory of

Robert G. "Skinny"
Sinclair Jr.

1930 - 2015

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Skinny and I spent many a night together at Malone's Bar after our service time for the Korean War. It was a group of veterans (about 12 of us) that had not yet married and we met every tuesday night to talk about the past weekend and what we planned to do on the coming weekend . We had good times and to many stories to relate at this time.

We also duck hunted together in Maryland, never shot many ducks but it was just great to spend time together.

He was also my brother in law from a previeos marriage to my sister Rita, but he said he liked me better as a drinking buddy then as a brothwer-in-law

Posted by Ray Gillich

Wednesday February 11, 2015 at 9:44 am