James O'Neal Pleasant 1936-62
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James O'Neal Pleasant 1936-62
James O'Neal Pleasant 1963-2006
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Jim Pleasant 1936

Jim Pleasant in basic training 1939

Jim Pleasant watching President Roosevelt's parade 1940

Jim Pleasant NAS Pensacola 1940

Jim Pleasant on leave for his father's funeral Angier, North Carolina September 1941

Jim Pleasant home on survivors' leave 1945

Jim Pleasant 1942

Jim Pleasant 1944

Jim Pleasant 1945

Jim Pleasant and buddy in the Navy 1939

Jim Pleasant North Carolina 1945

Jim Pleasant NC 1945

Jim Pleasant's 1942 Mercury

Jim, Tresia and Lillian Pleasant 1945

"Freedom's Cost" By R.C. Moore
This is a painting depicting the attack on the USS Gambier Bay by Japanese forces October 25, 1944.  Jim Pleasant was aboard this ship when the attack happened and was one of the survivors, having spent several days in shark infested waters before being rescued.
About the painting
View USS Gambier Bay and VC-10 Crew List

Read more about the USS Gambier Bay (CVE-73)

Jim Pleasant 1946

Jim Pleasant in the Navy during the middle of his combat training El Centro, California December 1943

Jim Pleasant during the time he sang with the Cavaliers gospel quartet 1946

Jim Pleasant  1951

Jim Pleasant in Iowa during a visit to the Stangeland farm 1952

Jim Pleasant mowing the lawn at the Stangelands' farm in Iowa during his family's visit in 1952

Jim Pleasant (second from right) with the Cavaliers gospel quartet 1953
Floyd Cooper, Bill Jones, Jim Pleasant, Reynolds, Gaynelle Jones pianist

Jim Pleasant Hudson Springs on the sound in Navarre Pam in foreground, Maudie in the background 1958

Jim and Lillian Pleasant's home 1961

The remains of Jim and Lillian Pleasant's home after a deadly tornado hit Milton in 1962

The remains of Jim and Lillian Pleasant's home after a deadly tornado hit Milton in 1962

The remains of Jim and Lillian Pleasant's home after a deadly tornado hit Milton in 1962 The family jumped in the bed in the room to the right of the photo and covered up the children and somehow survived the tornado

The remains of Jim and Lillian Pleasant's home after a deadly tornado hit Milton in 1962

The remains of Jim and Lillian Pleasant's home after a deadly tornado hit Milton in 1962

The remains of Jim and Lillian Pleasant's home after a deadly tornado hit Milton in 1962

 


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