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Memorial pays homage to Carranza
By KATHLEEN DUFFY
The Tabernacle Sun
John and Theresa Unger of Al-
lentown, Pa., may not have any di-
rect relation to Captain Emilio
Carranza, but their soon-to-be
born daughter will be named
Emily in his honor.
The Ungers are self-proclaimed
history buffs who have traveled to
Mexico in the past. They were
two of the many who journeyed
into the Pine Barrens and braved
the humid and wet conditions at
the 84th annual Carranza Memo-
rial Service on Saturday, July 14.
In July 1928, Carranza, a cap-
tain in the Air Corps of the Army
of Mexico, was in transit back to
his home country on a goodwill
mission flight leaving New York
for Mexico City when his plane
encountered a violent storm over
the forest.
He lost control and crashed to
his death.
He had been commissioned by
the Mexican government to un-
dertake the flight.
Carranza is often considered
the Charles Lindbergh of Mexico.
When the crash occurred,
(American Legion) Mt. Holly Post
No. 11 was instrumental in find-
ing the body and bringing it out,
said Lawrence Gladfelter, com-
mander for Post No. 11. They
also stood guard at the court-
KATHLEEN DUFFY/The Tabernacle Sun
Theresa and John Unger of Allentown, Pa., sit with their daughter, Stella Maria, under an umbrella at the rainy Carranza Memorial Service in
Wharton State Forest on Saturday, July 14. The Ungers will be naming their unborn child Emily, after Emilio Carranza. Theresa is eight
months pregnant.
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Wreaths were placed at the memorial
house in Mt. Holly.
Carranzas body was returned
to Mexico on a train after making
stops in nearby Chatsworth and
Mt. Holly, as well as back to New
York.
To continue his message of
goodwill, Post No. 11 has held a
memorial every year since pledg-
ing in 1929 to continue to pay
homage as the years progress.
Eighty-four years and we
havent stopped yet, said Gladfel-
ter.
In keeping the tradition alive,
Post No. 11 is following the first
order of every soldier, said Lt.
Colonel Robert E. Jennings, vice
commander of the New Jersey
wing of the Civil Air Patrol dur-
ing the service.
Jennings was one of the spe-
cial speakers representing both
the United States and Mexico.
The dismal weather conditions
were appropriate for the service,
said Richard Franzen, mayor of
Tabernacle Township and long-
time resident.
The weather we see today, the
rain, the clouds, the high humidi-
ty, is probably what Emilio Car-
ranza faced, he said.
The conditions made the event
a special one for him, as the sky is
usually cooperative and bright.
Boy Scouts from troops in Sha-
mong and Medford Lakes made
the trek for educational reasons.
According to assistant Scout-
master Lawrence Caldwell, 10
scouts from Troop No. 48 of Med-
ford Lakes camped at Goshen
Pond in Shamong and rode their
bikes to the memorial service.
Its a great opportunity, he
said. Weve never done this be-
fore.
Scouts were able to achieve
merit badges.
While the rain managed to not
affect most of the days program,
there was no fly over during the
event due to safety concerns.
Prior to the annual re-enact-
ment, more than 25 wreaths were
placed at the memorial, a pillar
that stands in the middle of a
clearing off of Carranza Road in
Wharton State Forest. Tabernacle
Township and Shamong Town-
ship were represented.
Suddenly, Post No. 11 members
congregated and dashed into the
woods, soon thereafter returning
with a blanket covering a corpse
with a hand outstretched a
flashlight clutched just as it was
said that the original American
Legion members found his re-
mains.
As the years have progressed,
Gladfelter said that the true feel-
ing of Carranza has come closer.
He is the greatest hero of
Mexican aviation, said Gene O-
Grady, department commander of
the American Legion Depart-
ment of N.J. He was a true patri-
ot.
This is where it ended, he
added.
Learn more about Emilio Car-
ranza and obtain directions to his
memorial on Carranza Road by
visiting http://post11.org/carran-
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While there will be some who say a
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Far too often, we hear stories of sex-
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A few years ago, the Dateline NBC
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The penalties for failing to comply
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Carranza flight offers leaders a lesson
We stood in the rain. It was wet. It was
cloudy. It drizzled. And of course it was
humid. The only thing missing were the
thunderclaps and lighting. Emilio Carran-
za would have made his final landing on a
day like todays 84th anniversary of his
1928 unintended and fateful visit to the
Wharton Forrest. Over a forty year period I
have attended many of the Captain Emilio
Carranza memorial services. The sun has
always shown brightly, the sky was a deep
summer blue and white puffy clouds
floated overhead.
Not even the Civil Air Patrol flyover was
possible. It was as if Emilio himself had
said enough is enough, you need to see
what it was really like. And we did. Sever-
al hundred of us ventured down Carranza
Road to his monument. Cars parked amid
Jersey bull pines which may have wit-
nessed the aviators arrival. But the serv-
ice went on with-
out a hitch.
American Le-
gion Mount Holly
Post 11 organized
the memorial
service. It is an
event they have
been leading for
many, many years.
Speakers included
representatives of
the Mexican Em-
bassy, American
Legion, Civil Air
Patrol and the Car-
ranza family. In a
very moving ceremony, over 25 organiza-
tions presented wreaths in honor of Cap-
tain Carranza. Our own Tabernacle Boy
Scout Troop 439, Cub Scout Pack 439, Com-
mitteeman Joe Barton and yours truly rep-
resented our township. We joined the oth-
ers as we each individually presented our
wreaths to the American Legion honor
guard.
Captain Carranza was known as the
Mexican Lindbergh. As we heard it ex-
plained to us, he had just completed the
third longest non-stop flight by any aviator
up to that time. Only Charles Lindberg had
flown further. The two fliers were good
friends and worked to encourage good will
between our respective nations. Carranza
had come to New York and was awaiting a
good weather report before his return to
Mexico City.
But for some, yet clearly unexplained
reason, he left in the worst possible weath-
er conditions. He may have been ordered
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by his superiors to leave imme-
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(railroad buffs will understand
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The American Legion will say
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mony recreated their assertion.
However local pineys will tell
you a blueberry picker made the
discovery. And that once Emilios
last remains were taken to
Buzbys Store in Chatsworth, the
American Legion became in-
volved. To some the factual histo-
ry will be important, but for all of
us we should recall why this
flight was made and how two in-
ternational aviators had world
harmony in their hearts. Its a les-
son so few world leaders today
have learned.
REMAINS
Continued from page 6
KATHLEEN DUFFY/The Tabernacle Sun
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his plane during a thunderstorm and crashed to his death over Whar-
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(856) 810-2182
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609-500-3550
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Pauls Painting of Medford
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(609) 320-9717
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WINDOW/PATIO DOOR REPAIR
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856-488-5716
Windows
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856-983-0022
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609-953-9794
609-405-3873
Lic #13VH03950800
ISA Cert. Arborist NJ-0993A
Lic. 13VH00932400
856-627-1974
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Since 1974 FREE ESTIMATES
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$10.50 per hour
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INSTALLATION
(856) 629-8886
(609) 698-4434
Residential
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Underground
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Above Ground
Tanks
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Structural Support
DEP Certified
Insurance Approved
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609-882-S800
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Offer expires 7/31/12.
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UP TO
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Offer expires 7/31/12.
10% OFF
UP TO
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roofing
or siding job
Must present coupon at time of estimate.
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Offer expires 7/31/12.
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GUTTER
INSPECTION
Must present coupon at time of estimate.
Not valid with other offers or prior services.
Offer expires 7/31/12.
FREE
GUT TERS
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and siding job
Virtual Home
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Tbe Root CIeaner
Restore - Dont Replace
Save Dollars $$$
We dont pressure wash, we clean your roof.
Free Estimates & Details - call Colin
(C) 609-304-6344 (H) 609-654-4747
Fully Insured & State licensed
License #13VH06879200