Donald W. Landin, LT, USN (retired) |
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Donald W. Landin, LT, USN (retired) peacefully passed away at his home in Boise, Idaho at 2330 (local time) yesterday, 3 November. His wife, Lee, plans to have his remains interred at Arlington Cemetery on January 31, 2012 at Arlington. Dear Lee,
The Don ’s interment is January 31st
at 9:00am EST.
There will be 17 people attending the event.
You will need ID for entering the cemetery.
The ceremony will begin at the Admin building and from there
we can either walk behind the caisson, as I want to do or I
will have the bus follow the cortege if you do not want to
walk to Don’s final resting place. The weather
looks to be holding however, it could change on a dime so,
plan accordingly. It is currently 57 degrees, who
knows.
I will have two dozen roses for you to either take one or
place on the casket. There will also be a red
rose spray to be placed on the grave after Arlington staff
takes care of the grave. The headstone will not
be present. That will set at a later date.
After the ceremony is complete we can stay at the grave site
as long as we need to as the cars will be at the grave
site.
The service will be photographed by Mattox Photography and
they will post the pictures with 24-36 hours after the
ceremony. The photographer will have information
on how to access and order pictures if you would like them.
http://www.mattoxphotography.com/anc/ password is
LANDIN. The pictures will be available for
approximately 4 months after the ceremony. With
this event being personal for each of you, I would encourage
that you select your pictures and make arrangements with
Mattox on how you procure them. Logistically it
would be very difficult for me to try and coordinate
packages for you and the entire party. I am sure
if you work with the other members of the party and share a
package that might be an economical way to go.
The weather in Washington seems to cold but no snow or
rain. Let’s keep our fingers crossed.
www.weather.com
Finally, Don is official here is his notice of interment:
http://www.arlingtoncemetery.mil/FuneralInformation/FuneralScheduleSearch.aspx
Take Care,
Lee
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