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We have been asked by Keanya Horton who is the niece of William Gallman, a Navy/USMC veteran The escort will be from The First Baptist Church of Langhorne to WCNC. The family would also like a flag line at the cemetery.

William Gallman Jr., 62, of Bordentown NJ, went home to be with the Lord on October 2, 2023, at his home. Born on April 8, 1961 in Philadelphia, PA, to William Gallman Sr. and Helen Gallman- House, William graduated from St. Joseph’s University with a Bachelor of Science in Health Administration. He worked for Orthologic Health Care until his health declined.

William served in the United States Navy under the direction of the United States Marine Corps Special Forces as a Fleet Marine Corpsman and earned an honorable discharge after several years of dedicated service. He married Denise, his soulmate and loving wife of 35 years, in 1988.
William's heart was open with love to anyone who met him and he was a man of God - sharing His love with whomever he met.

He was preceded in death by his father, William Gallman Sr.

William is survived by his wife, Denise; mother, Helen Gallman-House; brother, Reginald Gallman; sister, Kimyatta Gallman; godchildren, Erica Miller, Ryan Wheet Jr, and Ameerah Wheet; and a host of loving nieces, nephews other relatives and friends


Rally: 9:00 am
Location: First Baptist Church of Langhorne, 215 E Richardson Ave, Langhorne, Pa
KSU: 9:15

Secondary Rally: 9:30 am
Location: WCNC
Service time: 10:am

Respectfully standing by. Seagraves and I will be doing the escort

Respectfully standing by at WCNC

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[size=85]In Memory of Daddy, Uncle Roy, Uncle Earl, Uncle Stan, Ed, Steve, Stretch, Al, Eddie, Kat and Lee.
In Honor of Capt. Walter Sigafoos and ADJ3 Paul Moser - still missing.[/size]

Standing by

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John J. Ketterer (Johnny)
Riding in memory of LCpl John Muffler USMC KIA Beirut, Lebanon October, 23 1983 and John (Johnny) Kulick KIA Beiji, Iraq August 9, 2005

Standing by

Standing By at WCNC

Standing by at WCNC

This is obviously a loving and caring family. Even going through this today, family members, led by Mrs. Gallman-House came over to us to show their appreciation for our expressions of respect. The niece who requested our presence also made herself know and thanked us and Scouter.

Again, as we told them, it was our honor and privilege to be there.

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[size=85]In Memory of Daddy, Uncle Roy, Uncle Earl, Uncle Stan, Ed, Steve, Stretch, Al, Eddie, Kat and Lee.
In Honor of Capt. Walter Sigafoos and ADJ3 Paul Moser - still missing.[/size]