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Joanne Brown
Posted by Joanne Brown on 03/12/2004 1:19pm
Hi, I am looking for any information that can be provided regarding a Curtis Elliott (possibly 1 't'). The only information I have is that he was in the USAF, served at Greenham common (united Kingdon) in 1962, unsure when he arrived and left. He had 2 older brothers and a younger sister called Faye. His middle initial may have been 'J'. We estimate that Curtis is about 61 Years old, possible DOB Aug 1942. Any help would be great. Many thanks to all who read this email.
David Lawlor
Posted by David Lawlor on 03/23/2004 10:07pm
Hi, I ran a trace for you. No listings in the USA directory. But, there is a listing for a Curtis Elliott in the Social Security Death Index and shows date of birth August 1942 it is: CURTIS ELLIOTT DOB 09 Aug 1942 DOD Apr 1979 (not specified) 24517 (Altavista, Campbell, VA) 451-70-6474 Texas SS-5 Letter Do you have any names of his relatives by chance I would be glad to look them up for you. Sincerely Dave Lawlor/Air Force Retired/ P.S. I was stationed at RAF Greenham Common from 1959 to 1962. What squadron was Curtis in if you know. I was in Supply.
David Lawlor
Posted by David Lawlor on 05/16/2004 1:50am
Hi, I ran a search for you on Curtis Elliott. Sorry to have to give this information. The only one that I could find with a birthday in August 1942 CURTIS ELLIOTT DOB 09 Aug 1942 DOD Apr 1979 24517 (Altavista, Campbell, VA)Veteran Social Security #451-70-6474 Texas SS-5 Letter Add Post-em The above information is from the Social Security Death Index. I was also stationed at RAF Greenham Common during that period. It is possible that Elliott and my paths crossed. I was the NCO in charge of Supply Equipment/Supplies. Wish I could have had better news to offer you. Sincerely Dave/Air Force Retired/
Jonathan Sayers
Posted by Jonathan Sayers on 09/26/2004 9:43am
Hi Joanne, You may like to leave a note for your lost relative on my website on RAF Greenham Common where Curtis served. It is at; www.megspace.com/politics/greenham/index.htm Best wishes, Jonathan Sayers UK
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