Mr. Robert Guy Torry Sr. was born in Lexington, Ms in 1933. He was born an only child that ended up moving to Chicago, IL and then St. Louis, Mo. and ended up attending and graduating from Sumner Public High School. There ran he track with the late and Legendary comedian and Civil Rights Activist Dick Gregory and his brother Ron. Mr. Torry was then later drafted in the U.S. Army and ended up serving a total 23 years. By the time he retired, he achieved the rank of Sergeant First Class an E-7 twice. He served two tours in Viet Nam during the war. As a drill sergeant, He lead 150 men over there and brought a 150 back.
Mrs. Rebecca Louise Torry was born in 1937 in Orangeburg, South Carolina. She too was grew up as an only child. Rebecca attended South Carolina State University as well as other colleges such as Monterey Peninsula i n California and Harris State College in St. Louis , Mo. She went on to became not only a teacher, but a Civil Rights Activist, a Den Mother for the Cub Scouts, and a Catechumen teacher in the Catholic Church. Rebecca went on to retire from teaching in 1997. Mr. & Mrs. Torry have raised 6 children and were married for 53 years before Mr. Torry succumbed to his health problems that stemmed from the deadly chemical warfare Agent Orange that was used in Viet Nam. He took his last breath July 11, 2014.
My dad was drafted into thea United States Army.
Robert and Rebecca met in South Carolina while my dad was stationed at Fort Jackson.
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My father realized he had six children growing up without a father and reconciled with my mother. He retired from the Army after 23 years and came to St. Louis to reunited with his family. This made a HUGE difference in our lives.
This would be their 50th Wedding Anniversary. My dad would go on to live only three years after that before his passing. It was tough on the family to see this once proud strong soldier deteriorate before our very eyes. Dementia had set in and that was tough to watch.
On July 11, 2014 SFC Robert Guy Torry II was called to the "Upper Room" . He was sick for sometime so we saw the writing soon the wall. Even though w e know it was inevitable, it still was not easy. I know IT happen. I didn't know when IT will happen, but when IT happened I said, what just happened?
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