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ents, as often as he could, and was raised between the two planes.
At 17 summers, Ywahoo joined the Marine Corps, where he received training as a marksman. He spent some six years in Vietnam, where he received many honors and accolades as a battle-hardened American.
He was at Khe Sanh and Hue, and in the Tet Offensive. Though he was wounded many times he always managed to stand back up to defend the people, the land, and his honor.
Upon his return to the states, Ywahoo worked briefly in astronautical/aeronautical engineering, and then chose the morally simpler work of auto mechanics and the art of glassblowing.
Ywahoo married three times and fathered three children. All three marriages were arduous and rewarding in their journeys. Those who have been touched by him know that he has left a legacy of outspoken, compassionate candor that remains with us all, as well as with many of those around us. It was an honor to know him.
He had many friends in the Rappahannock area.
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