+ Follow JIMMY GORDON Tag
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[Title] => Jimmy Gordon recalled as Olongapo City turns 35
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Olongapo, the last place ceded back by the Americans to the Philippine government, became so because a man who was born an American, but who chose to live as a Filipino, dared to make a difference.
That man, James Leonard Gordon, renounced his American citizenship, in pursuit of his dream of an Olongapo free from the clutches of the Americans and the United States Navy.
In this all-consuming vision, Jimmy Gordon, as he is still fondly called, fought the good fight, without counting the cost, without heeding the wounds.
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That man, James Leonard Gordon, renounced his American citizenship, in pursuit of his dream of an Olongapo free from the clutches of the Americans and the United States Navy.
In this all-consuming vision, Jimmy Gordon, as he is still fondly called, fought the good fight, without counting the cost, without heeding the wounds.
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That man, James Leonard Gordon, renounced his American citizenship, in pursuit of his dream of an Olongapo free from the clutches of the Americans and the United States Navy.
In this all-consuming vision, Jimmy Gordon, as he is still fondly called, fought the good fight, without counting the cost, without heeding the wounds.
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That man, James Leonard Gordon, renounced his American citizenship, in pursuit of his dream of an Olongapo free from the clutches of the Americans and the United States Navy.
In this all-consuming vision, Jimmy Gordon, as he is still fondly called, fought the good fight, without counting the cost, without heeding the wounds.
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