In Tribute to Those Who Served
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Chris Corchado
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Lost a good brother today. Rest easy Brother Chris Corchado. Your work is complete good friend. You were an example of selfless service, dedication, and true brotherhood. You will be missed. U. S. Army, First Sergeant, Airborne, Drill Instructor. “Earth Has No Sorrow That Heaven Cannot Heal.” United Supreme Council, 33° Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Prince Hall Affiliation, Southern Jurisdiction, USA, Inc.
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Tim Hall
Tim was in A 1/503 during his military service and he shall be sorely missed. He passed on Thursday, July 23, 2020 at 03:30. He will be interred at Miramar National Cemetery,
Tim was in A 1/503 during his military service and he shall be sorely missed. He passed on Thursday, July 23, 2020 at 03:30. He will be interred at Miramar National Cemetery,
Pat and with his Family
Ernest Patrick "Pat" Hogan III
Pat was a very faithful man not only in his love for God but love of country. He served as an Army Paratrooper for the 173 Airborne and made the first and only air drop with 800 men into Viet Nam. It was a disaster. For the last 6 months of Pat’s 12-month tour, he served as the bodyguard escort for Father Charles Watters.
Pat was a very faithful man not only in his love for God but love of country. He served as an Army Paratrooper for the 173 Airborne and made the first and only air drop with 800 men into Viet Nam. It was a disaster. For the last 6 months of Pat’s 12-month tour, he served as the bodyguard escort for Father Charles Watters.
Warren Wendell Williams Jr.
November 14, 1946, to May 14, 2026 Passed away at home peacefully with family at his side.
Warren Wendell Williams Jr was born on November 14, 1946, in San Diego, California. After graduating from high school in 1966, he joined the United States Army and served in Vietnam with the 173d Airborne Brigade, the legendary “Sky Soldiers,” as a mortar specialist, earning the rank of a Sgt. E-5. His military service earned him nine medals and commendations, including two Bronze Stars, the Purple Heart, and the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross.
Upon his return from Vietnam, education became Warren’s lifelong calling. He entered San Diego State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1973, followed by a Master of Arts in Education in 1980, along with numerous professional certifications throughout his career.
From 1976 to 1990, Warren served as a high school teacher, teaching seven different subjects and inspiring countless students along the way. In 1986, he was honored with the Teacher of the Year award in recognition of his outstanding dedication and impact in the classroom.
Warren became an early pioneer in educational technology, helping integrate computer technology and classroom applications into high schools long before such tools became commonplace. He later served as District Technology Director and Assistant Superintendent, helping modernize educational systems and expand opportunities for students and teachers alike.
As a Chapter 28-member, Warren developed the website of the San Diego Chapter 28 of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Association and became its Webmaster.
Upon his return from Vietnam, education became Warren’s lifelong calling. He entered San Diego State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1973, followed by a Master of Arts in Education in 1980, along with numerous professional certifications throughout his career.
From 1976 to 1990, Warren served as a high school teacher, teaching seven different subjects and inspiring countless students along the way. In 1986, he was honored with the Teacher of the Year award in recognition of his outstanding dedication and impact in the classroom.
Warren became an early pioneer in educational technology, helping integrate computer technology and classroom applications into high schools long before such tools became commonplace. He later served as District Technology Director and Assistant Superintendent, helping modernize educational systems and expand opportunities for students and teachers alike.
As a Chapter 28-member, Warren developed the website of the San Diego Chapter 28 of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Association and became its Webmaster.