WEBVTT THE STORY. >> JOHNNY COMES, 57 YEARS OLD, DIED BRIAN: ACCORDING TO HIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2000. OBITUARY, JOHNNY COMBS WAS BORN IN KENTUCKY LIVED WHAT APPEARED TO BE A SIMPLE LIFE IN CHESTER COUNTY PA. AND AFTER HIS WIFE RUTH DIED A FEW YEARS AGO, HER DAUGHTER IN LAW, PHYLLIS GREGOR, FOUND THIS URN AMONG RUTH’S BELONGINGS. >> I WAS CLEANING HER STUFF OUT DOWN IN THE BARN AND FOUND HIS ASHES. BRIAN: JOHNNY’S ASHES WERE FOUND WITH AN AMERICAN FLAG AND RECORDS OF HIS SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE. >> ACTIVE-DUTY FROM FEBRUARY 1, 1960 ONE TO JANUARY 29, 1965. BRIAN: ALONG WITH PICTURES OF JOHNNY AS A HANDSOME YOUNG MAN. ALL ITEMS THAT PHYLLIS SAYS SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN STORED IN A BARN. >> IT WAS LIKE A BIG, OH MAN, THAT SHOULD HAVE NEVER HAPPENED. BRIAN: PHYLLIS A SAID IT WAS TWO YEARS AGO HE FOUND THE EARN AND SINCE THEN, SHE IS CALLED NUMEROUS TELEPHONE NUMBERS AND POSTED ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO FIND HIS FAMILY. >> I THINK THEY SHOULD HAVE THIS STUFF. IT SHOULD BE IN MY BASEMENT. IF IT WAS MY DAD’S ASHES, I WOULD WANT THEM. HE IS SURVIVED BY HIS SON OF NEW HOLLAND AND DAUGHTER OF CONESTOGA. BRIAN: PHYLLIS SAYS SHE GOING TO CONTINUE LOOKING FOR JOHNNY’S FAMILY OUT OF RESPECT. >> IT IS THE WAY I WAS RAISED. YOU RESPECT SOMEBODY IN THE SERVICE, SOMEBODY’S ARE IN.