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After 84 Years, Pearl Harbor Casualty Comes Home

Military teams identified Boyer’s remains and returned them to his family, ending an 84-year wait for closure.

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KEMPTON — Nearly 85 years after he died during the attack on Pearl Harbor, Fred Boyer’s final journey home ended Wednesday surrounded by military personnel, veterans organizations, Scouts and community

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After 84 years, Pearl Harbor casualty comes home

KEMPTON — Nearly 85 years after he died during the attack on Pearl Harbor, Fred Boyer’s final journey home ended Wednesday surrounded by military personnel, veterans organizations, Scouts and community members who came to pay their respects.

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After 84 years, Pearl Harbor casualty Fred Boyer completes final journey home

KEMPTON, Ind. — Nearly 85 years after he died during the attack on Pearl Harbor, Fred Boyer’s final journey home ended Wednesday surrounded by military personnel, veterans organizations, Scouts and community members who came to pay their respects.

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Kokomo Tribune broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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