Deibert, Harold J. E., Capt

Deceased
 
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Last Rank
Captain
Last Primary MOS
0302-Infantry Officer
Last MOSGroup
Infantry
Primary Unit
1972-Present, 0302, MCB Camp Pendleton
Service Years
1951 - 1972
Officer Collar Insignia
Captain

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 Personal Details 

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Home State
District Of Columbia
Year of Birth
1932
 
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This Remembrance Profile was originally created by Capt Harold J. E. Deibert (Hedge) - Deceased
 
Contact Info
Last Address
Oceanside
Date of Passing
Sep 26, 2010
 
Location of Interment
Eternal Hills Memorial Park - Oceanside, California

 Official Badges 


 Unofficial Badges 

Drill Instructor Shellback


 Military Associations and Other Affiliations
American LegionMilitary Officers Association of America (MOAA)Marine Corps Mustang AssociationUnited States Seagoing Marine Association
Marines' Memorial Association & FoundationVeterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)Marine Corps Heritage Foundation
  1956, American Legion
  1981, Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)
  1981, Marine Corps Mustang Association
  2003, United States Seagoing Marine Association
  2003, Marines' Memorial Association & Foundation
  2003, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)
  2008, Marine Corps Heritage Foundation


 Additional Information
Last Known Activity:

Recovering from heart attack 3Jul07 (5x bypass). One step at a time - one day at a time, as well as two or three breaths at a time.
Recoup/Rehab is a long and very slow process. I am now on the second year of rehab- oh how slow this is, and some days quite hard. If you smoke---QUIT! We can't blame "Agent Orange" on everything. Take and be responsible for your own actions!

New Stuff: 17Oct08 Another heart problem - Congestive Heart Failure. Emergency 911 and four (4) days in hospital. Excess liquids removed, change of/addional medications. Sent home to recover. No driving, no pulmonary rehab until further notice. Bland foods, no salt, and reduce liquid intake. Oh Woe is Me- Will this ever end?????

   
Other Comments:

Life is beautiful and great. Don't waste it! Maximize each and every day! Live today as though there is no tomorrow! THERE MIGHT NOT BE A "TOMORROW!"

New-new stuff - 30Mar09 - Pulmonary Rehabilitation three (3) days - Monday, Wednesday and Friday per week, Dr. appointments/follow ups on Tue and Thurs. Full weeks of medical appointments. On oxygen 24/7/365 with prognosis of "no cure for Pulmonary Fibrosis" due to smoking, nasty stuff in the air, and the kicker, Agent Orange in Vietnam - 1966-1967. But hell, tomorrow the sun will come up, my backyard birds will sing to me, my wife will still be by my side - and it too shall be a great day! I love it!!!!
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New newer stuff--June 2009 As if I don't have enough physical problems, I have just been diagnosed as a Diabetic #2 - so the insulin shots and Glucose monitoring, plus doing a lot of reading and research on this subject. So I will loosen up my haversack shoulder straps for this new extra load, and continue to march - one breath, one step and one day at a time. Each day is a challenge, but with the grace of God, the help and support of my wonderful wife and family - this too shall pass. Each day is still beautiful!
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20 Sept 2009
Newest of new stuff;
Seems my various systems are needing a lot of help, as implants and medications are coming on scene more often to keep this old antique body breathing and stumbling around. Just had a Pacemaker & Fibulator combination implanted - seems this worn heart needs help to stay in sync, and not to "flutter" - makes my Dr.s nervous. However, each day is a bonus, and more beautiful than the last, and I look forward to each new day - who knows, miracles still happen, and although my Drs. say "no way," I have faith, and believe that God makes the call. Life is still precious and beautiful.
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28Nov09- New "old stuff!" Another 911 Help call- More of the same- congestive heart failure along with a major blood infection. In hospital eight (8) days. Many test and scans in an attempt to locate source- all test and culture smears negative. The virus is identified, but its source is not known. More test next week. In the meantime, recovering at home to get strength back and get back to Rehab. Its been too long. Each day is a big "Plus" and I thank God for it and look forward to the next day. Life is good and very, very precious.
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 Remembrance Profiles - 9 Marines Remembered

  1967-1969, 0302, MCB Camp Pendleton



From Month/Year
- / 1967
To Month/Year
- / 1969
Unit
MCB Camp Pendleton Unit Page
Rank
First Lieutenant
MOS
0302-Infantry Officer
Base, Station or City
Camp Pendleton
State/Country
California
 
 
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 MCB Camp Pendleton Details

MCB Camp Pendleton

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton is the major West Coast base of the United States Marine Corps. It is located on the Southern California coast, in San Diego County, and bordered by Oceanside to the south, Cleveland National Forest, Orange and Riverside counties to the north, and Fallbrook to the east.

The base is split into North and South and was established in 1942 to train U.S. Marines for service in World War II. By October 1944, Camp Pendleton was declared a "permanent installation" and by 1946, it became the home of the 1st Marine Division. It was named after Major General Joseph Henry Pendleton (1860–1942), who had long advocated setting up a training base for the Marine Corps on the west coast. Today it is the home to myriad Operating Force units including the I Marine Expeditionary Force and various training commands.

Type
Support
 
Parent Unit
Marine Corps Bases Pacific
Strength
Unit
Created/Owned By
Not Specified
   

Last Updated: Sep 7, 2008
   
Memories For This Unit

Best Moment
I was assigned as Military Training Officer at the Field Medical Service School (FMSS), MCB Camp Pendleton, CA. Teaching Navy personnel the who/what/where/when and why of serving with Marine Units. I revampted the training to most match VN. My Marine instructors were VN combat veterans, consequently, the training was very good. Some of the Naval Medical Officers grumbled and complained, but later on expressed their appreciation. This was a very rewarding assignment.

   
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My Photos For This Unit
FMSS Staff -MCB-1969
260 Members Also There at Same Time
MCB Camp Pendleton

Risner, Richard Franklin, Maj, (1953-1975) 3 0302 Major
Sureau, James, Maj, (1969-1990) 3 0302 Major
Mellon, David, Capt, (1965-1968) 3 0302 Captain
Mellon, David, Capt, (1965-1968) 3 0302 First Lieutenant
Williams, Clarence, Maj, (1957-1977) 3 0302 First Lieutenant
Batchelor, Jerry, SSgt, (1959-1969) 3 0369 Staff Sergeant
Hoadley, Jack, SSgt, (1963-1970) 3 0326 Staff Sergeant
Floyd, Ernest, Sgt, (1963-1967) 3 0351 Sergeant
Glover, Ron, Sgt, (1965-1968) 3 0311 Sergeant
Hofmann, Frank, Sgt, (1965-1969) 3 0311 Sergeant
James, Charlie, Sgt, (1969-1971) 3 0311 Sergeant
Owings, Donn, Sgt, (1966-1969) 3 0331 Sergeant
Rubio Alarcon, Rafael, Sgt, (1963-1967) 3 0314 Sergeant
Scruggs, Kenneth Sr., Sgt, (1966-1970) 3 0351 Sergeant
Strong, David, CWO3, (1961-1986) 3 0311 Sergeant
Vest, David, Sgt, (1967-1973) 3 0311 Sergeant
White, Larry, Sgt, (1964-1970) 3 0351 Sergeant
Angulo, Richard, Cpl, (1968-1977) 3 0331 Corporal
Carranza, Miguel, Cpl, (1966-1968) 3 0311 Corporal
Chandler, George, Cpl, (1969-1971) 3 Corporal
Cortez, Roger, Cpl, (1960-1967) 3 0369 Corporal
Faulkner, Carl, Cpl, (1962-1968) 3 0323 Corporal
Goratowski, Thomas, Cpl, (1967-1969) 3 0300 Corporal
Hayes, Ronnie, Cpl, (1964-1967) 3 0311 Corporal
Mays, James, Cpl, (1967-1970) 3 0331 Corporal
Monaco, Richard, Cpl, (1969-1971) 3 0311 Corporal
Nardie, Peter, Cpl, (1965-1971) 3 0311 Corporal
Owens, Tom, Sgt, (1965-1971) 3 0311 Corporal
Phillips, Cecil, Sgt, (1964-1968) 3 0311 Corporal
Rice, Benjamin F, Cpl, (1965-1968) 3 0311 Corporal
Sear, Thomas, Cpl, (1964-1967) 3 0331 Corporal
Taylor, Emmett, Cpl, (1961-1967) 3 0311 Corporal
Blume, Ken, LCpl, (1968-1974) 3 0311 Lance Corporal
Desmond Jr, Forrest, LCpl, (1966-1969) 3 0311 Lance Corporal
Epting, William, LCpl 3 0311 Lance Corporal
Hanratty, Timothy, LCpl, (1968-1974) 3 0311 Lance Corporal
Hanson, Craig, LCpl, (1969-1972) 3 0317 Lance Corporal
Lawson, John, LCpl, (1968-1970) 3 0351 Lance Corporal
Ray, Tom, LCpl, (1967-1969) 3 0300 Lance Corporal
Smith, John, LCpl, (1966-1968) 3 0311 Lance Corporal
Young, Eddie, Cpl, (1967-1973) 3 0311 Lance Corporal
Arduser, Verne J., PFC, (1967-1968) 3 0311 Private 1st Class
Campbell, Jerry, Sgt, (1968-1970) 3 0341 Private 1st Class
Donnelly, James, SSgt, (1967-1969) 3 0351 Private 1st Class
Engesser, Danny Wray, PFC, (1966-1967) 3 0331 Private 1st Class
Hill, Corey, PFC, (1969-1970) 3 0311 Private 1st Class
Honan, Lawrence, LCpl, (1966-1969) 3 0311 Private 1st Class
Lowery, Earl, Cpl, (1968-1972) 3 0351 Private 1st Class
RANDALL, CARL, Sgt, (1966-1984) 3 0311 Private 1st Class
Roberson, John, LCpl, (1969-1970) 3 0311 Private 1st Class
Sitten, Johnny Wayne, LCpl, (1967-1968) 3 0311 Private 1st Class
Akers, Harold, Pvt, (1968-1968) 3 0341 Private
Brown, Shawn, Pvt, (1967-1972) 3 0331 Private
Enriquez, George, LCpl, (1966-1968) 3 0311 Private
Goratowski, Thomas, Pvt, (1965-1971) 3 Private
Kinny, Gerald Carl, PFC, (1967-1968) 3 0331 Private
Waren, Larry, Cpl, (1969-1971) 3 0300 Private
Garretson, Frank, BGen, (1940-1970) 99 9903 Brigadier General
Dobbs, William, LtCol, (1962-1983) 4 0402 Lieutenant Colonel

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