[always get the local angle. Note, from 18-Jan-2023]:
Tuskegee airman from NW Ohio dies
PORT CLINTON -- A witness to history -- who made history himself -- passed
away last week.
World War II fighter pilot Harold Haywood Brown, 98, of Port Clinton, died
Thursday, his wife, Marsha Bordner, announced on her social network page.
"Early this morning, Harold Brown, the love of my life, took his final
flight," she said. "With the heart of a lion, he fought bravely until he
could fight no more. May he soar like an eagle in the skies and beyond."
.....
Brown left the Air Force in 1965 after serving in the military for 23
years. He then earned his master's and doctoral degrees from Ohio State
and taught at what would become Columbus State Community College. Brown
retired in 2012 with Bordner, who is president emeritus of Terra State
Community College.
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rest:
https://thecourier.com/news/439049/tuskegee-airman-from-nw-ohio-dies/
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