CAPT. JOHN LARRY STALLINGS
  Funeral services for Capt. John Larry Stallings, 26, who was killed Dec. 1 in Vietnam, will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Memory Chapel Funeral Home.
  The Rev. Hollis Hendon will be the officiating minister.  Burial will take place in Memory Hill Gardens with full military graveside services to be conducted.
  He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Judy Stallings of Tuscaloosa; his parents,   Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stallings of Tuscaloosa; two brothers, Ricky and Danny Stallings of Tuscaloosa; and two sisters, Mrs. Linda Noland of Hueytown and Miss Sandra Stallings of Tuscaloosa.
  Capt. Stallings was a native of Tuscaloosa County and was a member of the West End Baptist Church.  He graduated from Tuscaloosa High School in 1962 and received his BS degree in industrial relations from the University of Alabama in 1966.
  He entered the Air Force as a second lieutenant in June, 1966, and was assigned to Amarillo Air Force Base, Tex.  He was assigned to Pope Air Force Base, N.C., as management and procedures officer on Sept. 12, 1966, and remained there until June, 1970.  While at Pope, he received the Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious services.
  He served on temporary duty in Japan, Greece, Puerto Rico, Denver, and Seymour-Johnson AFB, N.C.  He began his tour of duty in Vietnam Aug. 1 as officer in charge of material service with the 15th Aerial Port Squadron.
  Military personnel will serve as active pallbearers.
  Honorary pallbearers will be Col. N. T. Lawrence, Col. Theodore Katz, Maj. Dick Unrath, Capt. George Ipock, Capt. Thomas Engelke, Capt. Whitman, Capt. Raymond Kerker, Capt. John Eatons, Capt. Ralph Johnson, Capt. Donald Bierl,  Lt. John Fedor, Lt. Ronald Sellers, Lt. William Blitch, Lt. William Jones, Lt. Morrone, CMS Wade Baucom, SMS Harvey Nicholson, Monnie Sanders CMS(ret)., Col.(Ret) Nelson Hardin, Kenneth McLean, Gary Knight, Lee Hitchcock, H. P. Standridge Jr., Melvin Vines Jr., James Carruthers, Jackie Burrage, Shirley Edgars, John McCaskill, T. G. Smith, W. G. Martin, Col. Demunk, Col. H. L. Rothman, the 464 Supply Squadron at Pope AFB, N.C., 14th Aerial Port Squadron at Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam and Air Force personnel.

The Tuscaloosa News - December 9, 1970.