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On Friday, December 31, 1999 at 20:32:27 a tribute was placed here to Honor All of those MIA or a POW 
We pray for your return home. It's been far too long. With a new era coming into the year 2000 I want you to know that you are not forgotten. And I will continue doing my part to get you home. God be with you and keep you. Teri and Family by Teri from California, E-mail address: pashn@webtv.net Website: Teri's Little Corner of The Web~Net |
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On Friday, December 31, 1999 at 20:22:23 a tribute was placed here to Honor Donald Stephen Newton 
As we begin the era of 2000 my thoughts are with you. I pray that you will be home where you can be at peace. God Bless you Donald ~ Your Friend, Teri by Teri from California, E-mail address: pashn@webtv.net Website: Teri's Little Corner of The Web~Net |
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On Wednesday, December 29, 1999 at 00:05:37 a tribute was placed here to Honor The Veterans in My Family. Past, Present & Future
Past Edward J. Callahan, USN (my Dad) Harry J. Callahan, USN (uncle) William Rennie, USAF (uncle) James Sheerin, RAF (uncle) Harry Jay Callahan, USN (cousin) Robert Rennie, USN (cousin) Present Kory M. Sutton, USN (brother-in-law) Tracy L. Rennie, USAF (cousin) Future Matthew G. Rennie, Recruit USMC Reserves (cousin) by Julie E-mail address: USNBRATZ@aol.com Website: USNBratz's Patriotic Page |
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On Monday, December 27, 1999 at 18:54:43 a tribute was placed here to Honor albert fontenot 
IN memory of my husband, world warIIvet. father of albert jr. and jack by clesta fontenot from lawton,oklahoma, E-mail address: cfontenot@webtv.net |
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On Tuesday, December 21, 1999 at 02:30:40 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Veterans 
I would just like to say "Thank You" to all of those who have given their lives fighting for their country. They gave their lives, so that we may live our lives today. by Carrie Lee from Renton, WA, E-mail address: cedarstaffs@uswest.net Website: Cedar River Staffs |
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On Monday, December 20, 1999 at 21:00:32 a tribute was placed here to Honor Norman G. Werner Marcella Werner Lloyd McCue Kenneth T. McCue
In Remembrance of both of my parents and my father-in-law who all served in the U.S. Army during WWII. All have now passed on but this is to let others know that their scarifices will never be forgotten for the freedoms that we enjoy today. Their courage, stamina, and commitment to the flag and American way of life have always been our personal standard for living each day in this great land the United States of America. As well as for my husband Ken, and myself that served during the Vietnam War. by Pat McCue - Commander 1999-2000 from Amvet Post 27 Milwaukee Wisconsin, E-mail address: mccue@execpc.com Website: Wisconsin Amvets Post 27 |
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On Saturday, December 18, 1999 at 19:43:11 a tribute was placed here to Honor SSG Joseph E. Suponcic Co C, 3rd Bn, 10th SFG (A) Killed in Kosovo by a Land Mine
To a steely-eyed, barrel-chested freedom fighter, who was truly the epitome of a Professional Special Forces Soldier and Non-Commissioned Officer. You will be missed by all dearly. by SGM Jon E. Mulcahy from Fort Carson, Colorado, E-mail address: mulcman@aol.com |
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On Saturday, December 18, 1999 at 18:08:36 a tribute was placed here to Honor SGT.MAJ. Gale Stopher, Jr. USA, Green Beret
Beloved brother-in-law killed in action in Vietnam, April 1970 trying to save a friend's life. I regret not being able to attend your burial, but I was on duty in Vietnam serving with the U.S.Marines at Force Logistices Command, FMF, as a Navy Hospital Corpsman. I know you understand the "call of duty" more than anyone. You were my mentor in my teen years and although you never knew it, you were also my Hero. We will meet again. by Robert L. Kintz, Chief Hospital Corpsman, USN, (Ret.) from Sun City West, Arizona , E-mail address: kinbob@juno.com |
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On Friday, December 17, 1999 at 17:46:26 a tribute was placed here to Honor SFC John Owen Warren United States Army
Yesterday was 29 years since you left us. You are always in our hearts and in our thoughts. Saddly missed by son John, daughter Joanna and grandson Johnny. by Joyce Warren from Augusta, Ga., E-mail address: jmw0440@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, December 14, 1999 at 20:35:58 a tribute was placed here to Honor Sgt. Major Gale Stopher, Jr 
My Dad was killed on his 3rd tour of Vietnam. He died trying to save one of his men. I was barely in my teens at the time and had no concept of war. I wish I had had the chance to know my dad better, but I am so proud of him~~of the person he was, his dedication, and his loyalty. I pray for all soldiers lost in any war and may they never be forgotten! I love you Dad~~I pray we'll see each other again someday! Dawn by Dawn Gates from Michigan, E-mail address: thebest@modempool.com |
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On Wednesday, December 8, 1999 at 11:48:54 a tribute was placed here to Honor Donald Stephen Newton ~ U.S.Army ~ My 'Adopted' M.I.A ~ Missing since February 1966
Whether walking or in lying in peace, I pray you return home,as I pray for all of our POW/Mia's.....You aren't forgotten Donald ~ God Bless You, Teri by Teri from California, E-mail address: pashn@webtv.net Website: Teri's Little Corner of The Web~Net |
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On Tuesday, December 7, 1999 at 22:11:16 a tribute was placed here to Honor All of our American and Foreign Veterans
I thank God for ALL of you for making our country a free country.....Giving your lives so that we may live.....You aren't forgotten here in our home....Teri and Family...December 7 1941 ~ December 7 1999 by Teri from Calfornia, E-mail address: pashn@webtv.net Website: Teri's Little Corner of The Web~Net |
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On Tuesday, December 7, 1999 at 13:06:02 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Those Who Lost Their Lives On This day Dec. 7, 1941
May the time never come that we forget all those who lost their lives on this day, and the many more who would give their lives for our freedom. by Dan Jacobs from Cape Cod, Ma., E-mail address: jakethesnake@capecodmouse.com Website: Reflections |
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On Sunday, December 5, 1999 at 03:01:13 a tribute was placed here to Honor Sgt. Phillip Edward Parks USMC
Uncle Phil, You never spoke a word of the time you spent in Korea or Viet Nam, but in your eyes it was plan to see. The proud but misty eyes every time you watched Ol' Glory wave and "America" played, when Revile sounded but especially when Taps sounded that final retreat. I never knew of all the honors you had recieved only the Purple Heart you once allowed me pin on your dress greens. A moment that will live on in my memory forever. My husband was a member of your burial detail his Army Class A's an moroon beret really stood out from your follow Marine's and with honor and pride I watched him help you to your final resting place. It was a day I will never forget the sound of Taps and the 21 gun salute still echo in my head and my heart but the hardest thing of all was watching Granny. In the last few years I have gained an undying respect for all who have served and are serving in the United States Armed Forces. Something I had only just began to realize when you left. You helped instill the value of or freedom in all of us as you celebrated each and every Veterens Day. In the strenth and honor you put forth to the very last I am honored to say your are my friend, my mentor, my freedom fighter but must of all my Uncle Phil. Love, Sherpoo by Sheri Bockelman from Tulsa,Ok, E-mail address: poohboo@mindspring.com |
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On Wednesday, December 1, 1999 at 09:53:37 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Veterans, both living and deceased
Please visit my webpage, I think you'll like it very much. I spent 1 year in Nam and will never forget what I had seen there. It still haunts me, not everyday but, it does every so often. Still I wouldn't give up those things for anything, because of the things that I learned about human nature during time of war. by Edward A Metzler from Springfield, Oregon, E-mail address: marinersfan34@hotmail.com Website: Mariner Fan Homepage |
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On Saturday, November 27, 1999 at 11:08:13 a tribute was placed here to Honor Bosons Mate Charles Phelps
Charlie was a Boson's mate on The USS The Sullivans. His ship served on the line in Korea for quite a time.I think they won 3 battles stars.Charlie had atough life, after the Navy,but could still tell a good joke, now and then.Charlie lost his wife in Oct of 1998. He was real lonesome after that,but he is with her now.Charlie passed this Oct 1999.he will be missed alot,by all that knew him.Especilly my wife and myself. Rest in peace Charlie.Your buddy Erick. by Erick Lagerberg from Danielson Ct, E-mail address: lagy@snet.net |
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On Wednesday, November 24, 1999 at 01:58:18 a tribute was placed here to Honor Those who have given there all and more.....
God bless those who have come before. May our and future generations never forget their sacrifices. And may we all be willing to give the same if that time ever comes to pass. by Scott D. Stadler from Pontiac, IL., |
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On Sunday, November 21, 1999 at 15:43:03 a tribute was placed here to Honor Warren G. Gray
Warren passed away Tuesday, November 16, 1999. Not only was he a wonderful, generous friend, he served in the Navy during World War II. Warren was 73 years old. He lived a full happy life and made mine that much better through his friendship. I love and miss him very much. by Dawn Rhodes from Bettsville, Ohio, E-mail address: drhodes@nwonline.net |
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On Saturday, November 20, 1999 at 10:57:00 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Of Those That Serve and Served.
You Gave Your Life So That We May Live ~ by Teri from Calif., E-mail address: pashn@webtv.net Website: Teri's Little Corner of The Web~Net |
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On Monday, November 15, 1999 at 00:52:29 a tribute was placed here to Honor Ted Eppler
Thanks dad for all the years. God knows I miss you. by Mike Eppler from Prineville Or, E-mail address: sparky1@bendnet.com |
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On Sunday, November 14, 1999 at 14:30:33 a tribute was placed here to Honor Robert Bruce Dewine
When I think of you I think about how much you loved life. Your fantastic sense of humor and that always honery grin on your face. Your life was cut short too soon and all of earth lost your presence, your gifts and your love. May you rest in Gods arms. by Kelly Green from Indiana, E-mail address: kellygreen_us@yahoo.com |
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On Saturday, November 13, 1999 at 23:16:29 a tribute was placed here to Honor Major Robert Ernest Rausch United States Air Force
I never knew him, I did wear his POW bracelet for years, even when it wasn't trendy. I keep it in my jewelry box now, gone but not forgotten. I went to the "Moving Wall" today, and have decided to try to find his family and give the bracelet to them. My husband is a Viet Nam veteran as well, he survived the evacuation and many other incidents I'm sure I'll never know about, he doesn't talk about it. I still feel blessed that he made it home, and sad that my major didn't. by Margaret A. Franzini from Phoenix, Arizona, E-mail address: ZUZUPEG@aol.com |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 18:50:37 a tribute was placed here to Honor Yates Mitchell Greene
Paw-Paw: Thank you for being an American serviceman and fighting in World War II. We Love You. Love, Julia and Craig by Julia and Craig Bolton from Shelby, North Carolina, E-mail address: plainjane63@yahoo.com |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 15:43:39 a tribute was placed here to Honor Warren G. Johnson World War II United States Air Force
Like most of your generation, you kept your thoughts and memories of the war deep inside your heart, sharing little only when pressed. Even though you were shot down and taken prisoner by the Germans, God protected you and brought you home for he had a plan for your life. December 6, 1990 brought unbelievable sorrow to your family, but wonderous joy to you as you went home for "breakfast with Jesus." I will share that joy with you one day, but until then, on this Veteran's Day, I thank you and salute all those who guaranteed the freedom of all Americans. Thank you for being a wonderful dad! I love you and miss you! by Sharon Carter from Bristol, Tennessee, E-mail address: sc925@aol.com |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 15:40:37 a tribute was placed here to Honor Fred Prunty/Pennsylvania Rev. Larry Toney/Pennsylvania Bill Riley/Maine and Veterans like them everywhere
Too often, myself included, we only think of the veterans on certain holidays. I cannot even begin to imagine what families with members who are "lost" or "MIA" still go through wondering what ever became of their loved ones. for them these holidays aren't a moment in time, but away of life now. I have had several family members serve in various wars, but we were fortunate and all returned to us. Although some still scarred emotionally of their experience. Still, whenever I look at them or the proud men and women who march by in parades, sit in the pews of my church, or pass by me on the street, I cannot help but think them to be a walking memorial to God and country. They wear their experiences as a coat of honor, every triumph and loss like a medal pinned upon their chect. Like Jesus Christ, they were and still are willing to lay down their lives for people that do not even know them. I count it a priviledge and honor to live in a country that they call home. We can never repay any of them for what they have given, but then they don't ask us to. They walk on in quiet resolve that they have served their God and country and that they have served well and with honor. For them that is enough. For they know true glory... they found it in a country made free by their own hand and sacrifice. May God continue to shine upon them and the hope that they even today continue to instill on generations to come. by Rev. Wanda Lee Christy from Pennsylvania, E-mail address: cindrela@bellatlantic.net |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 14:28:17 a tribute was placed here to Honor ROBERT COLUS TERWILLIGER SSGT
IN HONOR OF A GREAT MAN THAT DEFENDED OUR COUNTRY AND ALL OUR FAMILIES! I LOVE YOU DAD. MAY GOD TAKE CARE OF YOU FOREVER. FORVER MY LOVE, MAUREEN by maureen conner from elmira new york, E-mail address: mosense@aol.com |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 13:24:48 a tribute was placed here to Honor Basil Morrison /Tim Morrison 
For all you gave for all of us Thanks by Morrison |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 11:44:20 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Veterans: Past, Present, and Future
Thank you!! by Lisa Bosher from Levitown, PA, |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 11:24:04 a tribute was placed here to Honor Honoring All Veterans, Past, Present & Future Veterans Day '99
I would like to place these flowers in honor of ALL veterans, as Veterans Day is a day to honor all who have served in the Armed Forces, be it in peace, or time of conflict. Let us please take time from our busy day to honor a veteran, be it a loved one, or a friend, on this the last Veterans Day of this century. May we all realize that the price of freedom is not free. by Dan Jacobs from Cape Cod, Ma., E-mail address: jakethesnake@capecodmouse.com Website: Reflections |
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On Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 11:23:14 a tribute was placed here to Honor Those who gave their all, whether living or deceased.
Thank you so much for my freedom. by Bethany Lynne Bonner from Borger, Texas, USA, E-mail address: Bethany.bonner@iac.honeywell.com |
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On Wednesday, November 10, 1999 at 19:30:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor Paul Bateman
He was a veteren of five major battles and I am very proud of his dedication to our country. As Native Americans our young men where always willing to fight for their country, it was an honor. Even today in our communitites we honor the veterns in our ceremonies, songs and dancing. When my dad's health was failing I came to realize that we do not support our elder veterns. They are in need of more health care facilities and homes to let them spend their lasts days in dignity.DAD I Love YOU. by kathy froelich from Fort Yates, North Dakota, E-mail address: kathyf@sbci.edu |
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On Wednesday, November 10, 1999 at 18:12:31 a tribute was placed here to Honor Jack Dale, T-Sgt. WWII Grandpa, I wrote this while you were still alive, but I don't think you ever got to see it. THE TREASURE BOX I remember my grandpa sitting outside, underneath the shade of the pine tree my dad planted when he was 5. He'd be in one of the dark green and white lawn chairs, holding a bottle of RC cola. Rather than scold me or my brother or sister for screeching after the wild barn cats, he would sit and stare. He looked past the railroad tracks at the back of the property and past the farm which sat on the other side. Not even the barking of Corky and Pepper, the beloved hunting mutts, disturbed grandpa. He just sat and stared. We didn't notice much, we just knew that we could remain acting like wild animals, chasing after wild animals. That was something grandpa just sometimes did. I also remember being at grandma and grandpa's one Sunday morning, still in pajamas, watching an old Western on the ancient RCA television. Grandpa came down the stairs, creak, creak, carrying something he retrieved from the attic. It was an olive green box, metal, covered in many years of dust. Its hinges were rusted adn the push button lock needed no key to open it. Intringued, we scooted over to where grandpa sat on the floor with the green box in front of him. As he opened it, our eyes widened at the treasures we beheld. First, grandpa pulled out two wooden shoes with pointed toes. He tapped them together, making a "cloggin" noise. These were from Holland. WoW! Next, he pulled out a toy of a girl in a nurse's outfit, red cross on her hat. She too was wooden, but if you pushed in the bottom of the pedastal where she stood, her legs would bend and she would dance. Grandpa made her perform to the tune of his whistle. (giggles) She was from England. OOOOO- Peeking into the box, I saw medals and aged letters, but grandpa said, "No, look at this." It was a funny shaped hat, black I think, shaped like a turtle's shell. "This helmet belonged to a German soldier, he was killed, and I kept it." There was a moment of silence, only interupted by a soulful sigh by grandpa. He put the treasures back in the box, closed it and took it back upstairs. The medals, the letters, the helmet, this is when I learned that my grandpa had been in "The War." I never knew I was related to a hero. It was the only time grandpa mentioned it to us. I remember my grandpa sitting out under the shade of the pine tree my dad planted when he was 5. I remember his endless stare. I remember a box, olive green with rusted hinges and a broken lock. It held "treasures." It held grandpa. Andrea Dale (1997) I love you grandpa and thank you for your unknowing gifts. by Andrea Dale from Canton, Ohio, E-mail address: Rowan0104@aol.com |
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On Wednesday, November 10, 1999 at 15:28:42 a tribute was placed here to Honor Russell K. Crans
It has been almost a year since you have been gone. We think of you every day and miss you every day. We all hope you are at peace. You served your country in WW11 and thanks goodness you were able to come home from being a POW. by your wife and two daughters |
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On Wednesday, November 10, 1999 at 07:23:36 a tribute was placed here to Honor WAYNE E. STEVENS JR. 82nd airborne-dessert storm
it may not have been as long or as horrible as the other wars to keep our country free, but i sent an innocent young man to war and a very different young man came home. to all the men and woman who served thank you. by barbara {mom} |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 22:12:17 a tribute was placed here to Honor SPEC. CHARLES BOWMAN ARMY, GULF WAR
to a great man who fought for us. he will be missed and loved by all. thank you. by shawn from washington state, E-mail address: stcdvan@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 21:58:50 a tribute was placed here to Honor father,ww2 dav, wilford michaud, son desert storm veteran and neil belyea, a great friend, vietnam. who all made it home
i thank all veterans of all wars for our freedom but please support "operation just cause" to bring all our pow/mia's home. you will never be forgotton. by barbara stevens E-mail address: barbs1962@netscape.net |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 20:04:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor Raymond Klepp
recipient of the Purple Heart by Connie Kyle from New York, E-mail address: K3C9@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 20:00:18 a tribute was placed here to Honor James Haney
currently serving in Germany by Connie Kyle from New York, E-mail address: k3c9@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 18:06:22 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Past, Present and Future US Service Personnel & My Mom (deploying Fri.)
I am 14 years old and the Editor of Over N Out US Troop Support Newsletter. I find your site to be impressive, informative and touching. I have over 3,000 e-mail subscribers to my newsletter and would like to refer them to your site with your consent. Seems like a lot of healing goes on here. I commend you. Respectfully, Brian Editor, Over N Out US Troop Support Newsletter "Over the Internet N Out to the Troops" Both of my parents are former US Marines, and my Mom is leaving for Turkey on Friday with the Air Guard. I am proud of her, but also scared for her. Be safe Mom and come home soon. by Brian from Over N Out US Troop Support Newsletter/Soldier Adoption Sites, E-mail address: JVPitcher7@aol.com Website: Over N Out US Troop Support Newsletter/Soldier Adoption Site |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 16:48:04 a tribute was placed here to Honor My Grandpa 1916 to 1996
Yea He was a good old man fought in the World War 2 we really miss him i done alot of tears still think about him every day & here is a little poem i thought of back in 1996 and have had it ever since. GOD hath not promised Skies always blue. REMEMBER 1 THING GRAMP I LOVE YOU 4-EVA RIP "I WLL MISS YOU" by Amanda Barber from Ft Valley Georgia, E-mail address: Rricket@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 16:20:45 a tribute was placed here to Honor John David Guillen
I will never forget the legacy that you have left. You died too soon, as did thousands of others. You are missed by family and friends but your life lives on in the memories of all you had touched. We are all better for it. Your cousin, Lou by Lou Guillen from Wamego, Kansas, E-mail address: lugil@webtv.net |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 15:15:23 a tribute was placed here to Honor RAY SIMMONS, USN, Korea
Remembering the sailor of all times and a great brother..... by Bud Simmons from San Francisco, California, E-mail address: BSim180563@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 15:11:57 a tribute was placed here to Honor AL SIMMONS, USMC, WW2
Remembering a great role model...a good Marine, a good Uncle & a great MAN by Bud Simmons from San Francisco, California, E-mail address: BSim180563@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, November 9, 1999 at 15:08:28 a tribute was placed here to Honor Jim Simmons, USMC
A great marine & a greater man by Bud Simmons from San Francisco, California, E-mail address: BSim180563@aol.com |
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On Monday, November 8, 1999 at 03:35:57 a tribute was placed here to Honor Eulas Monroe Jerome Drye
December 2,1920 - February 13,1992 My Daddy. He loved unconditionally, he gave unconditionally. I didn't have enough time with him and my daughter didn't have enough time with him. We miss him. by Jerry Drye Evans from Fort Smith, Arkansas, E-mail address: jevans1824@aol.com |
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On Sunday, November 7, 1999 at 21:27:22 a tribute was placed here to Honor T. Sgt. John
You are in my thoughts everyday grandpa. We all miss you. Though I knew you all of my 25 years, I wish I had known you better. I love you and thank you for taking part in the creation of the world in which I live. In honor of Jack Dale, 1923-1999 by Andrea Dale from Canton, Ohio, E-mail address: rowan0104@aol.com |
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On Friday, November 5, 1999 at 09:00:00 a tribute was placed here to Honor Stanley Golinski and the Polish Legion of American Vets, George Washington Post 31, Euclid, Ohio
I miss you Dad. by Patricia Milam from Cleveland, Ohio, E-mail address: Perkeypat@aol.com |
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On Friday, November 5, 1999 at 00:14:26 a tribute was placed here to Honor Bobby Goodhue, SSgt, USMC
My brother, my friend. Less than two years older than me. You were always the calm to my storm. You were the one I could confide in, yell at, make fun of or run to whenever I didn't know where to go. I never got to tell you all that you meant to me 'cause Vietnam took you away & sent you back with a sickness that couldn't be cured. You were my hero... I just didn't let you know. I know where you are and I pray that someday, I will see you again. I try to mask what I feel since you left, with indifference. But deep down inside, I miss you. Thanks for being my brother! by Ric from Lincolnton, North Carolina, E-mail address: boxkikr@aol.com |
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On Thursday, November 4, 1999 at 11:45:01 a tribute was placed here to Honor SMSgt Robert J. Roberts
In my heart for eternity. by Peggy McDaniel from Portland Oregon, E-mail address: SNUG2GL2@aol.com |
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On Wednesday, November 3, 1999 at 19:20:15 a tribute was placed here to Honor CW2 Jeffry C. Schwab
Not a day has gone by in 15 years, 9 months and 21 days that we don't miss you, think of you, and love you. God takes only the very best!! With all our Love, Karen, Brandon & Jason :-) by Karen Schwab from Illinois, E-mail address: Cow22Girl@aol.com |
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On Monday, November 1, 1999 at 22:43:53 a tribute was placed here to Honor All veterans, living and dead, who did classified special projects
We shall forever honor those veterans who were called upon to do assignments that they can never tell friends of family about, yet were determined to be critical for our countries security. Even many years after the fact they still pay a price that others cannot understand. by Jim (Grizz) & Dee from Michigan, E-mail address: dahlked@edzone.net |
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On Monday, November 1, 1999 at 18:50:56 a tribute was placed here to Honor L/cpl. Larry L Lower and all the other brave brothers of the Flaming I Co. 3/9
Together in the end my friends. Remember, if anyone ever looks on Heaven's scenes, they will find the streets are guarded by these great Marines!!!! SEMPER FI by N.C. (Country) Moore from Cartersville, Georgia, E-mail address: ncmonam39@aol.com |
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On Monday, November 1, 1999 at 06:55:57 a tribute was placed here to Honor LCPL GARY LEE REAM USMC KIA - 7/25/46-11/3/66
YOU MAY BE GONE BUT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. WE MISS YOU! SISTERS JOANN AND JODY; BROTHERS DUANE, WALLY AND ALAN. YOU ARE WITH MOTHER NOW - LOIS K. REAM, CARLISLE, PA by JODY SOLLENBERGER from MECHANICSBURG, PA, E-mail address: JoEtta_A_Sollenberger@icpmech.navy.mil |
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On Saturday, October 30, 1999 at 13:54:38 a tribute was placed here to Honor Edward A. Willing
For Edward, still listed as MIA from Vietnam. Until he is brought home there will be no peace! by Joanna from Nevada, E-mail address: joimac@aol.com Website: A POW's Prayer |
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On Saturday, October 30, 1999 at 13:49:51 a tribute was placed here to Honor August F. Milner
For my Grandfather, who I barely knew. He died when I was a baby due to effects of Mustard Gas Exposure from his service in WW1. He was my Hero. by Joanna from Nevada, E-mail address: joimsc@aol.com Website: For Those Who Touch Our Hearts |
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On Tuesday, October 26, 1999 at 12:17:33 a tribute was placed here to Honor R. J. Purtell, USMC
With Awe and great admiration of my dear friend R.J. who so honorably served his country in Vietnam. A true NATIVE AMERICAN and Chief of the Onanadaga. May you live in peace and the freedom which you so willingly fought for. I love you! by Marilyn Harrison from California, E-mail address: harrisonop@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, October 26, 1999 at 11:51:40 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Military Personel from Porterville, California
It is a little known fact that the largest number of military personel per capita killed in Vietnam were residents of Porterville, California. I honor those who sacrified their lives so willingly. May you rest in peace knowing you will never be forgotten. by Marilyn Harrison from Porterville, California, E-mail address: harrisonop@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, October 26, 1999 at 11:40:53 a tribute was placed here to Honor Wesley R. Beach and Floyd E. McCartie
My brother, Wesley served in Vietnam three times. He retired from the Army after 20 years faithful and valorous service, having received a Bronze Star for action in Vietnam. My nephew, Floyd McCartie served in Vietnam and is still suffering the effects of Agent Orange. by Marilyn Harrison from California, E-mail address: harrisonop@aol.com |
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On Friday, October 22, 1999 at 15:16:09 a tribute was placed here to Honor LCPL ROBERT J. SLATTERY
How you used to 'tease' me as your little sister unmerciful..now I realize just how much that actually bonded us...when you came home from bootcamp (he was 20 and I was 17) and you saw me with a cigarette in my hand, saying..who said you could smoke..i said, daddy says it's ok..well i don't he replied...OH GOD HOW WE ALL MISS YOU BOBBY..Mom is for sure YOU are her guardian angel on her shoulder..I Hope it is you...I've been waiting all these years (33 of them) to receive a sign from you...please come to me...FOREVER YOU REMAIN YOUNG IN OUR EYES AND HEARTS...WE ALL LOVE AND MISS YOU BRO...Your extremely loving sister, Alecia...xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo by Alecia C. Hansen (Slattery) from Brooklyn, New York (as a Slattery - WHIPPANY, New Jersey), E-mail address: Harley713@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, October 19, 1999 at 19:45:29 a tribute was placed here to Honor James Edward Owens
Dad I never got to meet you. I'm the daughter that you always wanted. Yur death came 5 months before I was born. you served your country Proud. Dad served in the U.S. Army. 1945-1946. He was killed in a hunting accident. Nov,3rd 1955. He left behind 3 sons and a daughter. We were told how much he enjoyed serving his country. I'm sure he was a very good solider. DAD WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU EACH DAY. YOUR CHILDREN by Theresa Kelly from Neosho, MO E-mail address: tckelly@ipa.net Website: My Home Page |
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On Tuesday, October 19, 1999 at 00:57:17 a tribute was placed here to Honor T/Sgt. Johnnie H. Martin, Jr.
In memory of my daddy who was KIA on November 26, 1944. He volunteered to serve in World War II, because he didn't want "someone else doing my fighting for me." I never knew him, as I was a baby when he left for England and the 8th Air Force. Without men like my daddy and all the other soldiers, past and present, the United States of America would not be free! Soldiers, thank you for our freedom! by Kay from Texas, E-mail address: opahof94@aol.com |
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On Monday, October 18, 1999 at 21:32:31 a tribute was placed here to Honor SP1-E4 Roger Wayne Patton 01/05/1948-03/27/1969
Died at QuangNam, South Vietnam Roger, we think of you often. But we know you are in Gods hands. If the rest of the world could have gotten to know you they would have know how special you were. The people of Neosho,Mo. will never forget you or Terry. by Theresa Kelly from Neosho,Mo, E-mail address: tckelly@ipa.net Website: Theresa & Toms Family page |
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On Monday, October 18, 1999 at 21:11:19 a tribute was placed here to Honor PFC-E3 Terry Lester Zumalt 6/13/1950-11/15/1969
Phuoc long,South Vietnam Terry you were such a good friend. you have never been forgotton. Your family and friedns miss you so much. I wish my children could have got to know you. Your Friends from Neosho will never forget you, or the fact that you gave your life for our country . So that we may be free. May your Rest In Peace. by theresa kelly from Neosho,MO, E-mail address: tckelly@ipa.net Website: theresa $toms family page |
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On Monday, October 18, 1999 at 20:44:27 a tribute was placed here to Honor PFC ALVIN L SCHAPER USMC 5TH DIV. KIA IWO JIMA
YOU DIED ON A DESOLATE ISLAND FAR FROM HOME 20 YEARS BEFORE I WAS EVEN BORN. NO ONE IN THE FAMILY MENTIONED YOUR NAME UNTIL I STARTED ASKING QUESTIONS. THE FAMILY REFUSED TO TALK ABOUT YOU LIKE YOU WERE SOME SECRET. I KNOW WHAT HAPPENED ON IWO JIMA. I KNOW THE MILITARY MANUVERS, BUT I DON'T KNOW YOU. YOU DIED A HERO FEBRUARY 28,1945 AT THE FOOT OF MT SURIBACHI AFTER THEY RAISED THE FLAG. I HAVE THE LAST LETTER AND CHRISTMAS CARD YOU SENT TO YOUR MOTHER. YOU SHOWED SUCH LOVE FOR YOUR FAMILY. I HAVE YOUR MEDALS. I HAVE YOUR PURPLE HEART. I HAVE THE FLAG THEY PUT OVER YOUR COFFIN MAY 20,1948 WHEN THEY BROUGHT YOU HOME FOR GOOD. I WISH I HAD YOU ALTHOUGH I NEVER MET YOU. YOU WILL NEVER BE SECRET IN OUR FAMILY AGAIN. YOUR YOUNGEST BROTHER, JUNIOR, I THINK MISSED YOU THE MOST. I HAVE A PICTURE OF YOU HOLDING YOUR LITTLEST SISTER WHO WAS RETARDED AND YOU LOVED HER THE BEST. IN THE PICTURE YOU ARE SMILING. THATS HOW I REMEMBER YOU. THANKS FOR BEING MY DAD'S BIG BROTHER by JUNIOR'S YOUNGEST from PGH., PA., E-mail address: dcyjr21@pgh.net |
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On Sunday, October 17, 1999 at 14:23:05 a tribute was placed here to Honor all american veterans that dedicated their lives
i would like to dedicate to all american veterans who dedicated their lives and gave up their own families to support and save all of my family past and present to serve and honor the american flag so that one day when i grow up my family will be sheltered from any harm. may god bless your families and may god bless your lives richly! by garrad lodrigues from laplace, louisiana, E-mail address: rstarstep@aol.com |
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On Thursday, October 14, 1999 at 09:57:43 a tribute was placed here to Honor Robert Roger Gray
He gave his life for this country in Vietnam on Feb. 10, 1968 by Phillip David Cameron Jr. |
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On Wednesday, October 13, 1999 at 23:26:25 a tribute was placed here to Honor Roland A. Richard
I visit The Wall often and touch your name and just remember. You are among the honored and loved. We will never forget! by Dennis R. Richard from Walden, Vermont, E-mail address: jadderm@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, October 12, 1999 at 12:03:42 a tribute was placed here to Honor 1st Sgt. Jack C. Cantrell (USMC, ret.)
My father, 1st Sgt. Jack C. Cantrell (USMC, retired) died March 5, 1999. He was an extremely proud career Marine who served three tours through Vietnam. He eulogized his brother Marines who died before him in his funeral service and obituary. I am so hoping that any Marines who knew him will send me their memories of him. Please contact me at PenniF@flash.net or Penni C. Fitzgerald; 3342 Burke #100; Pasadena, TX.; 77504. Thank you, Leathernecks. God bless this fallen Marine. by Penni Cantrell Fitzgerald from Pasadena, Texas, E-mail address: PenniF@flash.net |
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On Tuesday, October 12, 1999 at 02:53:21 a tribute was placed here to Honor Lawrence Edward Trant
In loving Memory of my father, USA in WWII and continued to serve our veteran's throughout his life. I lost him 6-16-96 on Father's Day. Heaven's gates opened wide today, another hero has entered..dad, you are the wind beneath my wings. This is also dedicated to all our beloved hero's,those that returned,and those that were left behind. We will never forget your sacrafice for us. We live free because of you. God Bless You!!!!! From a Proud American by Dottie Trant from Massachusetts, E-mail address: dtusnavy@webtv.net |
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On Saturday, October 9, 1999 at 21:08:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor James Dotson Duke
My dad was killed in W.W.II and I am looking for others whose dads may have been killed in that war. I belong to AWON (American W.W.II Orphans Network). Please visit the web pages listed below and sign our guest book. Jamie Duke (gammyduke@leading.net) Proud daughter of Pvt. James Dotson Duke 1st Army, 1st Div., 16th Infantry, Co. "G" KIA - Nov. 20, 1944 - Aachen, Germany buried in Belgium - reburied in Birmingham, AL ----------------------- American W.W.II Orphans Network (AWON) http://www.awon.org -------------------- My sister created this web page dedicated to our dad: http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Surf/7551/purpleheart.html ----------------------------------- She recently added this page: http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Surf/7551/eternalflame.html ----------------------------------- She also did one for our mom: http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Surf/7551/therose2.html by Jamie from Alabama/Florida, E-mail address: gammyduke@leading.net Website: DOTSON'S PURPLE HEART |
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On Friday, October 8, 1999 at 07:56:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor All those who fought and died to keep us free.
This is my thank-you to all the men and women who fought and died to keep us free and ensure us a place in this world, and to someday create a world that is at peace forever so that someday my boys will never have to face what they have faced and ultimately sacraficed themselves for. by Donna J. Marsden from Parish, New York, E-mail address: DJM033087@aol.com |
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On Thursday, October 7, 1999 at 10:23:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor Klaus D. Scholz
He sacrificed his life for this Country in Vietnam on November 30, 1968 by Sue Morin from California, E-mail address: tshuwah@cncnet.com Website: True American Heroes |
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On Tuesday, October 5, 1999 at 06:04:35 a tribute was placed here to Honor Spec. 4 Robert Arnold Tillquist
This is to honor my brother. He was killed on November 4th, 1965 at the young age of 23. I am so proud of him for his courage and the fact that he was willing to give his life for his country. I miss you still and always will. I love you Your sister Jean by Jean Risley from Coventry Connecticut, E-mail address: rwrisley@snet.net |
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On Sunday, October 3, 1999 at 09:29:54 a tribute was placed here to Honor Ist LT. RICHARD E. HOLZER
DEATH CAN BE A STATISTIC, READ IN A NEWSPAPER, HEARD ON RADIO OR TV. OR IT CAN BE A PERSONAL THING, INVOLVING SOMEONE YOU KNEW AND LOVED, OR A PART OF YOUR FAMILY. WHEN THE LATTER HAPPENS, STATISTICS BECOME PEOPLE, AT LEAST FOR A WHILE, AND YOU CAN NO LONGER LOOK AT STATISTICS OR STORIES IN THE LIGHT YOU ONCE DID. THANKS GEO. FOR RICKY, DOD 8/1/69, BINH DOUNG PROVINCE by james c. holzer from brookfield, missouri, E-mail address: craig218@aol.com |
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On Sunday, October 3, 1999 at 00:00:11 a tribute was placed here to Honor SSgt. Dennis Wayne Hammond
2/8/68 QuangNam Vietnam. We will not rest until you are home. by Sue from Massachusetts, E-mail address: Southboundsue@aol.com |
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On Saturday, October 2, 1999 at 09:15:48 a tribute was placed here to Honor ROBERT MUCIBABICH
In the memory of my father, retired US Army & WWII vet. Died July 8, 1997. From daughter Elaine by E-mail address: ELAROBNICK@AOL.COM |
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On Friday, October 1, 1999 at 13:06:47 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Who Have Served
To all the men and women who have served their country unselfishly...during times of war and during times of peace. God bless those who have fallen....you will not be forgotten! by CeCe Corvera from San Diego, CA, E-mail address: ccorvera@yahoo.com Website: In Memory - You Are Not Forgotten! |
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