Falls Church High School Alumni
Falls Church, Virginia (VA)
Recent Members
| Beverly Beverly Miller | 1956 |
| David Yarbrough | 1975 |
| Deborah Conner | 1978 |
| Elora Brown | 2016 |
| Jeanne Kelly | 1986 |
| Lawrence Patrick Miller Lawrence Patrick Miller | 1966 |
| Margie Margie Stallings | 1972 |
| Sharon Utt | 1972 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
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Honored Military Alumni
Bill Anderson
Class of 1979
Navy, 20 Years
ETC (SW)
USS South Carolina (CGN-37)
NESEA ST Inigoes MD
PATWING One Det Diego Garcia
PATWING Det Misawa Japan
CPRFP Barbers PT Hawaii
Class of 1979
Navy, 20 Years
ETC (SW)
USS South Carolina (CGN-37)
NESEA ST Inigoes MD
PATWING One Det Diego Garcia
PATWING Det Misawa Japan
CPRFP Barbers PT Hawaii
Charles Edward Stringfellow
Class of 1964
Army, 3 Years
Medic Vietnam Era
Other Medical - Physical Therapy
Class of 1964
Army, 3 Years
Medic Vietnam Era
Other Medical - Physical Therapy
David Burgess
Class of 1975
Army, 3 Years
Draftsman, 47th Engineer Company, Ft. Wainwright, AK & 522nd Trans Bat., Ft Campbell, KY
Class of 1975
Army, 3 Years
Draftsman, 47th Engineer Company, Ft. Wainwright, AK & 522nd Trans Bat., Ft Campbell, KY
Edward R. "Buster" Ellis
Class of 1964
Air Force, 20+ Years
34+ years. Retired as a Major General. Pilot with combat time over Iraq. Served in Korea, Allied Force, commanded Operation Northern Watch, served in Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.
Class of 1964
Air Force, 20+ Years
34+ years. Retired as a Major General. Pilot with combat time over Iraq. Served in Korea, Allied Force, commanded Operation Northern Watch, served in Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.
James Hilton "Jim"
Class of 1968
Army, 20+ Years
6th Aviation Platoon - Korea
Camp Red Cloud
Camp Page
Class of 1968
Army, 20+ Years
6th Aviation Platoon - Korea
Camp Red Cloud
Camp Page
Jim Hilton
Class of 1968
Army, 20+ Years
Crew Chief / Door-Gunner
Assault Helicopters Platform Started
1967 thru Today
We came out the 134th Assault Helicopter Company at Fort Bragg North Carolina. We were in the 1st Flight Platoon and did all of our training for Vietnam. This 1st Flight Platoon became a lift Platoon re-routed to Korea we did not have a name for this lift Platoon yet. We didn’t have any Officers over the rank of 1-Lt First Lieutenant when we left Fort Bragg. On December 9, 1967 this lift Platoon arrive in Korea with 12 Uh-1D Hueys that is when we meant our Commander Major Robert Oliver and 1st Sergeant Davis. I know we got the name for the lift Platoon after the Blue House Raid we played big part. I think it was about 2 or 3 weeks before we had a name for this lift Platoon. When we were told what our name for the Platoon would be they said we are the 6th Aviation Platoon and to take off our Pocket Patch of the 134th. Our main mission was to add Security to the DMZ and support all of the ROK Army and ROK Marines and the US forces on the DMZ and surrounding areas for Quick Reaction Forces. There was another brick - out of North Korean coming across the East side of the DMZ and because the fence on the East side was not finish yet. This when the Platoon would be split in half the 6th Aviation Platoon would be in both Camp Red Cloud and Camp Page back in January 1968. I was a Helicopter Crew Chief / DoorGunner and Maint Clark in Korea at the same time of the Vietnam War. We were there when the North Korean took the U.S. Navy Ship the USS Peblo and they men and women were Proud in what we did back then. We wore the Black Beret back then and our call sign was the BlackHat. Korea 1967 thru 1969 this 6th Aviation Platoon was the First and only Assault Helicopters in all of Korea at that time.
Class of 1968
Army, 20+ Years
Crew Chief / Door-Gunner
Assault Helicopters Platform Started
1967 thru Today
We came out the 134th Assault Helicopter Company at Fort Bragg North Carolina. We were in the 1st Flight Platoon and did all of our training for Vietnam. This 1st Flight Platoon became a lift Platoon re-routed to Korea we did not have a name for this lift Platoon yet. We didn’t have any Officers over the rank of 1-Lt First Lieutenant when we left Fort Bragg. On December 9, 1967 this lift Platoon arrive in Korea with 12 Uh-1D Hueys that is when we meant our Commander Major Robert Oliver and 1st Sergeant Davis. I know we got the name for the lift Platoon after the Blue House Raid we played big part. I think it was about 2 or 3 weeks before we had a name for this lift Platoon. When we were told what our name for the Platoon would be they said we are the 6th Aviation Platoon and to take off our Pocket Patch of the 134th. Our main mission was to add Security to the DMZ and support all of the ROK Army and ROK Marines and the US forces on the DMZ and surrounding areas for Quick Reaction Forces. There was another brick - out of North Korean coming across the East side of the DMZ and because the fence on the East side was not finish yet. This when the Platoon would be split in half the 6th Aviation Platoon would be in both Camp Red Cloud and Camp Page back in January 1968. I was a Helicopter Crew Chief / DoorGunner and Maint Clark in Korea at the same time of the Vietnam War. We were there when the North Korean took the U.S. Navy Ship the USS Peblo and they men and women were Proud in what we did back then. We wore the Black Beret back then and our call sign was the BlackHat. Korea 1967 thru 1969 this 6th Aviation Platoon was the First and only Assault Helicopters in all of Korea at that time.
Michael DeJarnette
Class of 1977
Army, 20+ Years
Served in the Infantry and in Special Forces and other Special Operations Organizations. 9 combat tours. Retired at the rank of LTC. Honored to have served. Go Jags.
Class of 1977
Army, 20+ Years
Served in the Infantry and in Special Forces and other Special Operations Organizations. 9 combat tours. Retired at the rank of LTC. Honored to have served. Go Jags.
Reverend William Daniel Addison "Dan"
Class of 1966
Navy, 8 Years
My brother Dan served proudly in the NAVY for 8 years during Viet Nam. He was an Aviation Mechanic Hydrolics on F-4U Phantom EA-6's and EA-6B''s in VAQ-132 in Oakland, Alameda NAS, transferred w/squadron to Oak Harbor, WA, Whidbey Island. Spent many years at sea in SE Asia and other places riding the USS Enterprise, USS Kitty Hawk(Shitty Kitty) and the USS America until he was assigned to NAS Oceania, VA. BCH till he got out. He said "changing to polyester broke his heart and his reason to join and now and to leave"! During his time on ship he volunteered for door gunner duty. Was shot, blown out of guys w/others. Spent time doing covert "things" in different locations tryout SE Asia. Never spoke in detail about his buddies leaving this world to their great rewards.
Married 3 times. First wife is Maxine Harris of Falls Church, divorced. Married a "Filthydelphia"girl w/too many mommie issues before his 3rd and "the love of his life" while attending church in VA. Beach. Married for more than 25 years before he passed away. Dan has 3 children, 2 sons and a daughter. He became a Pentacostal Holiness Churches Pastor in VA in Fredericksburg. Fully ordained and moved back to our childhood home in rural Ohio till his very sad and brutal disease leading to him passing away.
I didn't know my brother well during childhood as he was 7 yrs older but got the chance to get very close with him before Esophageal cancer stole him from our lives. He was a speaker for the Morrow Co. Ohio veterans at their untimely deaths, Memordial Day celebrations and other military sponsored veteran events. All while fighting his final battle and no has a place w/God and all our families and friends we miss so vey much. I miss my brother deeply. He graduated form the old school we knew as Whittier. I have 2 sisters, Mary Addison 69 lives in Richmond and little sister Carol Addison class of 75. 73 class was 1st to graduate at Wolf Trap and 75 was the last year! Streaker! Go figure.
Class of 1966
Navy, 8 Years
My brother Dan served proudly in the NAVY for 8 years during Viet Nam. He was an Aviation Mechanic Hydrolics on F-4U Phantom EA-6's and EA-6B''s in VAQ-132 in Oakland, Alameda NAS, transferred w/squadron to Oak Harbor, WA, Whidbey Island. Spent many years at sea in SE Asia and other places riding the USS Enterprise, USS Kitty Hawk(Shitty Kitty) and the USS America until he was assigned to NAS Oceania, VA. BCH till he got out. He said "changing to polyester broke his heart and his reason to join and now and to leave"! During his time on ship he volunteered for door gunner duty. Was shot, blown out of guys w/others. Spent time doing covert "things" in different locations tryout SE Asia. Never spoke in detail about his buddies leaving this world to their great rewards.
Married 3 times. First wife is Maxine Harris of Falls Church, divorced. Married a "Filthydelphia"girl w/too many mommie issues before his 3rd and "the love of his life" while attending church in VA. Beach. Married for more than 25 years before he passed away. Dan has 3 children, 2 sons and a daughter. He became a Pentacostal Holiness Churches Pastor in VA in Fredericksburg. Fully ordained and moved back to our childhood home in rural Ohio till his very sad and brutal disease leading to him passing away.
I didn't know my brother well during childhood as he was 7 yrs older but got the chance to get very close with him before Esophageal cancer stole him from our lives. He was a speaker for the Morrow Co. Ohio veterans at their untimely deaths, Memordial Day celebrations and other military sponsored veteran events. All while fighting his final battle and no has a place w/God and all our families and friends we miss so vey much. I miss my brother deeply. He graduated form the old school we knew as Whittier. I have 2 sisters, Mary Addison 69 lives in Richmond and little sister Carol Addison class of 75. 73 class was 1st to graduate at Wolf Trap and 75 was the last year! Streaker! Go figure.
Robin Hemlepp
Class of 1978
Air Force, 4 Years
Avionics Technician in support of the F-15 fighter
Class of 1978
Air Force, 4 Years
Avionics Technician in support of the F-15 fighter
Scott P. Holcomb
Class of 1965
Army, 3 Years
Army 1966-69
Korea (DMZ) and Vietnam (I Corp)
Class of 1965
Army, 3 Years
Army 1966-69
Korea (DMZ) and Vietnam (I Corp)
Steve Thoma
Class of 1971
Air Force, 20+ Years
Crewmember EC-135 Aircraft 16 1/2 years of flight time
Class of 1971
Air Force, 20+ Years
Crewmember EC-135 Aircraft 16 1/2 years of flight time
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Our Falls Church High School military alumni are some of the most outstanding people we know and this page recognizes them and everything they have done! Not everyone gets to come home for the holidays and we want our Falls Church High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Falls Church are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!