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CPL. POPS AYLOR
was alive because other people were gettirig cards and letters,” Mrs. Aylor said, adding she knew if the Marines did not show at her door, her son was safe. “No news was good news,” she said with laughter.
On March 6, Pops called to tell his family he “was packing things up” in preparation to leave the dessert sands.
“I just wish we could all get together and be with him and see him,” the Sperryville mother said, adding waiting for his arrival home are his older brother Nils and his sister-in-law, Sheri and their children, Nils and Monica, and his father Russell “Sam” Aylor.
“It’s just we don’t know when he will be here,” she said, adding that although his arrival date is unknown, he does hope to be back in the county by the end of the month.
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