GC7F513 Chard!
Type: Traditional | Size: Micro | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: PoshCacher @ | Hide Date: 11/20/2017 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N39° 38.941 W105° 02.837 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
       

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Cache is only available from Sun up to Sun down. Please respect landscape and the rules.

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Richard Allen Sonnenberg Jr., 67, passed away November 21, 2015 in College Station, Texas. Richard was born July 18, 1948 to Richard A. Sonnenberg Sr. and Phyllis (Ness) Sonnenberg. He graduated from SterlingHigh School in 1966 then attended Northwestern State College in Alva, Oklahoma with scholarships in basketball and baseball. Richard was drafted into the United States Army in 1970, and served with the 101st Airborne, Echo Company 2/502 stationed in Phu Bai, Vietnam. After his service in the Army, he settled in the Denver area and met Sandy Basden. They were married in 1976. During Richard's combat tour in Vietnam, he was awarded the bronze star for valor as his actions in combat saved several of his fellow soldiers. Richard was a member of the 101st Airborne Association and the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Club. Richard is survived by his wife of 39 years, Sandy, of Littleton, Colorado, a son Richard III, (Teresa) of Bailey, Colorado, daughters Lauren Steeb (Daniel) of Fort Bragg North Carolina, and Morgan Miller (Travis) of Littleton Colorado. His beloved grandchildren are Isaac and Embree Sonnenberg, and one on the way, Crimson and Eli Steeb, Mattias, Kaiden and Oaklea Miller. Richard is also survived by one brother, John Sonnenberg and wife Susan of Sterling, Colorado. Richard was preceded in death by parents Richard and Phyllis, stepmother Helen, and infant sister Margaret K. Richard's remains were interred January 4, 2016 at Fort Logan National Cemetery in DenverColorado.

06/26/2019 By Parrott_flock
TFTF.
Parrott_flock/2

05/28/2019 By 2lablovers
Beautiful cemetery. Especially enjoyed this cache with the dog tags hanging there. Thanks for bringing us here

05/26/2019 By MOENAILSdotCOM
New container and new log. All ready to go and be found!!

05/21/2019 By Heartland Cacher
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03/19/2019 By MOENAILSdotCOM
We will see if we can redo the container to protect the log better.

08/12/2018 By peace love pi
Out with nerak2001. Replaced the log, but didn't have a baggie to keep it dry since the o-ring is missing. TFTC!

08/12/2018 By nerak2001
Quick find. Nice hide!

07/18/2018 By Blestmomof6
Found cache with HelloRose! TFTC

07/18/2018 By HelloRose
Up here visiting from Phoenix and having a great time, enjoying the weather and the scenery. We cached in the park across the street and came over here just as the sun was setting. What a beautiful cemetery.

07/15/2018 By Knyte7
Log is soaked. Tried to dry. K7

12/16/2017 By dustyriver
A find after the Wreaths Across America event at Ft Logan - Surprised to see a "Screaming Eagle" (my old unti) with the same Country I visited so many years ago. Best Wishes, DustyRiver / Terry