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On Wednesday, May 31, 2000 at 03:34:15 a tribute was placed here to Honor LaRue Pizzo Mom, I Love you so much, and i miss you more than words can say. My life has changed so much since you left. I didn't think i could live without you. But because of your love and your memory, I have been strong. I know that God made you my guardian Angel, so how could I go wrong. Mom, even after all the years you have been gone, I Still cry cause I miss you so very much. what I didn't have the chance to tell you before you left here, was what a wonderful Mother you were, and what a wonderful Friend you were to me. God blessed me with you. Mommy, I do love you with all my heart, I always will. I really miss you. If i could reach to heaven I would hold you in my arms and NEVER let go. I LOVE YOU!! by Marlene Pizzo from Texas,

On Wednesday, May 31, 2000 at 01:07:51 a tribute was placed here to Honor JERRY PIZZOFERRATO (MY UNCLE BILL) I LOVE YOU & I WILL MISS YOU. by EDDIE PIZZO from OHIO, E-mail address: ROWDYYATES@WORLDNET.ATT.NET

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 22:20:15 a tribute was placed here to Honor TO ALL THOSE THAT HAVE EVER SERVED IN ANY ARMED FORCES OF THE MILITARY A VISITOR FROM THE PAST I HAD A DREAM THE OTHER NIGHT,I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND A FIGURE WALKING THROUGH THE MIST, WITH A FLINTLOCK IN HIS HAND. HIS CLOTHES WERE TORN AND DIRTY, AS HE STOOD BY THE BED.HE TOOK OFF HIS THREE CORNERED HAT, AND SPEAKING LOUD,HE SAID: WE FOUGHT A REVOLUTION, TO SECURE OUR LIBERTY. WE WROTE THE CONSTITUTION, AS A SHEILD FROM TYRANNY FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS,THIS LEGACY WE GAVE: IN THIS LAND OF THE FREE, AND HOME OF THE BRAVE. A FREEDOM WE SECURED FOR YOU, WE HOPED YOU'D ALWAYS KEEP. BUT TYRANTS LABORED ENDLESSLY,WHILE YOUR PARENTS WERE ASLEEP. YOUR FREEDOM GONE AND YOUR COURAGE LOST, YOU ARE JUST A SLAVE, IN THIS LAND OF THE FREE, AND HOME OF THE BRAVE. YOU BUY PERMITS TO TRAVEL, AND PERMITS TO OWN A GUN. PERMITS TO START A BUSINESS, OR TO BUILD A PLACE FOR ONE. ON THE LAND YOU BELEIVE IS YOUR OWN, AN YOU PAY A YEARLY RENT. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE IN CHOOSING, HOW THE MONEY IS SPENT. YOUR CHILDREN MUST ATTEND A SCHOOL, THAT DOESN'T EDUCATE. YOUR MORAL VALUES CAN'T BE TAUGHT ACCORDING TO THE STATE. YOU READ ABOUT THE CURRENT NEWS, IN A REGULATED PRESS. YOU PAY A TAX YOU DO NOT OWE, TO APPEASE THE IRS. YOUR MONEY IS NO LONGER MADE, OF SILVER OR GOLD YOU TRADE YOUR WEALTH FOR PAPER, AS YOUR LIFE CAN BE CONTROLLED. YOU PAY FOR CRIMES THAT MAKE OUR NATION, TURN FROM GOD IN SHAME. YOU'VE TAKEN SATAN'S NUMBER, AS YOU TRADED IN YOUR NAME. YOU'VE GIVEN GOVERMENT CONTROLS TO THOSE WHO WOULD DO YOU HARM. PADLOCK YOUR FAMILY BUSINESS, AND STEAL THE FAMILY FARM. KEEP OUR COUNTRY DEEP IN DEBT, AND PUT THOSE WHO DISSENT IN JAIL. HARASS YOUR FELLOW COUNTRYMEN, WHILE CORRUPTED COURTS PREVAIL. YOUR PUBLIC SERVANTS DON'T UPHOLD, THE SOLEMN OATH THEY'VE SWORN. THEY INTERFERE IN YOUR CHOICE, WHETHER CHILDREN WILL BE BORN. YOUR LEADERS, THEY SHIP ARTILLERY, AND GUNS TO FOREIGN SHORES. AND SENT YOUR SONS TO SLAUGHTER, FIGHTTING OTHER PEOPLE'S WARS CAN YOU REGAIN THE FREEDOM, FOR WHICH WE FOUGHT AND DIED OR DON'T YOU HAVE THE COURAGE, OR THE FAITH TO STAND WITH PRIDE? ARE THERE NO MORE VALUES, FOR WHICH YOU'LL FIGHT TO SAVE? OR DO YOU WISH YOUR CHILDREN, TO LIVE IN FEAR AND BE A SLAVE? SONS OF THE REPUBLIC, ARISE AND TAKE A STAND. DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION,THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND. PRESERVE OUR GREAT REPUBLIC, AND EACH GOD-GIVEN RIGHT. AND PRAY TO GOD TO KEEP THE TORCH,OF FREEDOM BURNING BRIGHT. AND AS I WOKE HE VANISHED, INTO THE MIST FROM WHENCE HE CAME. HIS WORDS ARE TRUE, WE ARE NOT FREE;WE HAVE OURSELVES TO BLAME. FOR EVEN NOW AS TYRANTS TRAMPLE,EACH GOD GIVEN RIGHT; WE ONLY WATCH AND TREMBLE,TOO AFRAID TO STAND AND FIGHT. IF HE STOOD BY YOUR BEDSIDE,IN A DREAM WHILE YOU WERE ASLEEP... AND WONDERED AT WHAT REMAINS, OF THE RIGHTS HE FOUGHT TO KEEP. WHAT WOULD BE YOUR ANSWER, AS HE CALLED OUT FROM THE GRAVE: "IS THIS THE LAND OF THE FREE, AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVE?" AUTHOR UNKNOWN by DREAMER from MEMPHIS TN., E-mail address: DREAMERSLALA@AOL.COM

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 22:17:16 a tribute was placed here to Honor Jerry Pizzoferrato Uncle Bill, I love you and miss you VERY much. I will NEVER forget you and the love that you gave to our family. You were definately a very special man. You still are. I pray that GOD keeps you as close in his heart as you are in mine. I LOVE YOU!Love Always, your neice, Marlene by marlene pizzo from Ohio born, Texas raised, E-mail address: martymar165@hotmail.com

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 18:49:38 a tribute was placed here to Honor JERRY W PIZZOFERRATO SR In merory of a loving father and a kind man. A gentelman that would give his own shirt off his on back to help anyone and would also show a loving heart. A man that would help anyone in need and a man that would take care of his family in the need of time. A man that would do anything to help his family and friends when he was needed. by MICHAEL E HYATT from TEXAS, E-mail address: MHYATT007@EXCITE.COM

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 12:49:44 a tribute was placed here to Honor JERRY W. PIZZOFERRATO SR THIS IS FOR MY DADDY!!! I MISS YOU VERY MUCH AND WISH YOU WERE HERE! YOU GAVE YOUR ALL FOR YOUR FAMILY AND COUNRTY MAY GOD REST YOUR SOUL!!! HE SERVED IN THE 2ND WAR AND IN KOREA! WE WILL ALWAYS MISS AND LOVE U!!!! by BETTY PIZZOFERRATO from TEXAS, E-mail address: CAJUNSGAL1996@AOL.COM

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 12:13:42 a tribute was placed here to Honor JERRY WILLIAM PIZZOFERRATO SR. MY LOVING HUSBAND WHOM I WILL ALWAYS LOVE AND MISS WHO WAS A GREAT DAD AND HUSBAND. HE GAVE 21 YEARS OF HIS LIFE SERVING HIS COUNTRY.MY GOD BLESS HIM AND KEEP HIM IN HIS ARMS. LOVE YOU JERRY ALWAYS by MARY JANE PIZZOFERRATO from OHIO LIVE IN TX, E-mail address: DUCKIEPI051240@AOL.COM

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 11:30:24 a tribute was placed here to Honor ALL THOSE THAT SERVED IN THE KOREAN WAR THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS by CARL E. CLINE from MEMPHIS TN., E-mail address: DREAMERSLALA@AOL.COM

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 10:17:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor JerryWilliam Pizzoferrato My Daddy Was and all way will be a wonderfull man loveing husband loveing father.The best any kids could have .Or ever ask for.We miss and love you so very much. Love All ways MaryAnn,Leanna,JerryJr,Gary,Betty,chuck,Raehael,Grand kids terry,Angie,Anthony,Marjayne,Ann,Meagan,Amanda,Joel by MaryAnnBenson from New Carney Texas born in Ohio, E-mail address: sissy510559@aol.com Website: http://hometown.aol.com/sissy51059/

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 09:36:29 a tribute was placed here to Honor Samual Ralph Moser In honor of my Uncle Sammy whom i did not know, But truly wished i had. TC by Terry L Moser Jr. from Greenville,South Carolina, E-mail address: tcmoser@hotmail.com

On Tuesday, May 30, 2000 at 02:58:42 a tribute was placed here to Honor Jerry William Pizzoferrato Sr. EULOGY FOR A VETERAN DO NOT STAND AT MY GRAVE AND WEEP, I AM NOT THERE,I DO NOT SLEEP, I AM A THOUSAND WINDS THAT BLOW, I AM THE DIAMOND GLINTS ON THE SNOW, I AM THE SUNLIGHT ON RIPENED GRAIN, I AM THE GENTLE AUTUMN RAIN, WHEN YOU AWAKEN IN THE MORNINGS HUSH, I AM THE SWIFT UPLIFTING RUSH OF QUIET BIRDS IN CIRCILED FLIGHT, I AM THE SOFT STARS THAT SHINE AT NIGHT. DO NOT STAND AT MY GRAVE AND CRY, I AM NOT THERE,I DID NOT DIE. "UNKNOWN AUTHOR" WE LOVE YOU DADDY,FOREVER AND ALWAYS. by Leanna Hand from Ohio live in Texas, E-mail address: zekeswife23@aol.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 23:13:51 a tribute was placed here to Honor Carl Ellsworth Jones He spent WWII in London loading bombs on the planes. He always wanted to go back and see London when it wasn't blown to bits. He never made it. I would like to go for him. by Linda Hoelscher from Ohio, E-mail address: davlin2@wilkshire.net

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 23:04:53 a tribute was placed here to Honor Jesse C. Quick Sr. Father, Husband, Friend. A gentle man with strong family and work values. Truly missed! by Jesse C. Quick Jr. from Anchorage, Alaska, E-mail address: quick@gci.net

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 20:33:10 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Deceased Crew Members of USS BRIGHT DE-747 In honor of all who served aboard "The Lucky Lady" by Richard G. Boldosser from Newville, PA 17241, E-mail address: rboldoss@eoix.net

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 16:56:32 a tribute was placed here to Honor Leonard J. Ellsworth Who served his country valiantly during WWII in the US Army and was wounded in battle. He received the Purple Heart and Silver Star and carried the shrapnal with him for the rest of his life. by Sonia Natoli from Kingston, NY, E-mail address: Sonronat@aol.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 15:53:51 a tribute was placed here to Honor Winfred Jacobs MOMM1cUSN Edwin Jacobs AOM1cUSN Harold Eldredge PFC USA Peter Demakis SSGT USAAF These are members of my family who all served in WWII. They have gone now to their "Post Everlasting", but the memory of them will always be with me. They served with honor so that we may all enjoy our freedom. God Bless all who served and have now past from us, they are gone from here, but they will never be forgotten. They have now gone to a land where there are no wars and peace reigns forever. by Dan Jacobs from Cape Cod, Ma., E-mail address: jake@capecodmouse.com Website: Reflections

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 14:59:45 a tribute was placed here to Honor My husband, Donald R. (Danny) Daniels You are a veteran of the "Forgotten War." Few others may think of those men and women who served (and still serve) in Korea. I haven't forgotten. I think myself wonderfully blessed to have your love. by Patricia Clarkson Daniels from Cordova, TN, E-mail address: DANNY-PAT@prodigy.net

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 13:20:18 a tribute was placed here to Honor First Lt. James Meagher WWII Army Air Corps P47 pilot killed in action Feb. 9,1944 over Belgium. You are still missed. by P. L. Meagher from Elgin, Illinois, E-mail address: plmglobal@msn.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 13:00:50 a tribute was placed here to Honor CWO4 Claude Thomas Cook Jr and his Wife Sadie Mary Cook United States Army I'm so proud of my parents, dad served 30 years and Three wars, WWII, Korean War, (one of the oldest men to serve his country in Vietnam). Now, you are both together at Arlington National Cemetery, this place of honor. Thank YOU for teaching me to love my country, my family, my life in the military. Mom would always serve up meals for any G.I. who needed that touch of home. You were beside dad, wherever you might be sent to, with all of us Army Brats in tow. Everyday I am so proud of you both, the dedication to our country. And, to my mother for her life as an "Army Wife". Today, I raised my children and Now my grandchildren to stand with their hands over their hearts and remember they do this in respect for you. I love you both forever....God Bless America... Eulogy for a Veteran Do not stand at my grave and weep. I am not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow. I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the Gentle autumn rain. When you awaken in the mornings hush, I am the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds in circled flight, I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die. ~Author Unknown by Keri Cook from Reno, Nevada, E-mail address: DadsArmyBrat@aol.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 11:20:21 a tribute was placed here to Honor Harry Saunders I was only a baby when you lost your life You were a young man without children or a wife We are family but never got to know each other I am your niece, you are my Mom's brother It must have been hard on our family that day When the war claimed you and death took you away I want to take just a little time To say something about this uncle of mine We are so pround of the stand he took You can not read about him in any book We take a day out of every year To remember him and wish he was still here Memorial Day has been set aside To honor all the soldiers like him who have died Life for us has gone on for years When we think of him, we shead some tears We thank God for giving us so many brave men Honor and courage is what it was about then We thank you for fighting for our freedom that day Even though the cost was so hard to pay You've done your duty, you've done your part We will remember you always within our heart by Carole Burns from Pennsylvania, E-mail address: gburns8574@aol.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 10:31:19 a tribute was placed here to Honor WILLIAM G. KILTS ON OCTOBER 24/1940 WILLIAM ACCEPTED "THE CALL OF DUTY" AND ENLISTED IN THE U.S.ARMY;SUBSEQUENTLY ATTAINING THE RANK OF 1ST SGT.HIS TOUR OF DUTY CONTINUED THROUGHOUT WW 11 UNTIL BEING DISCHARGED IN 1945.A VETERAN OF MANY ENGAGEMENTS,WILLIAM SAW ACTION WITH THE 64thARMORED AND 101st AIRBORNE DIVISIONS,AND PARTICIPATED IN SUCH FAMOUS CAMPAIGNS AS THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE,THE SIGFREID LINE ENGAGEMENT,AND THE NORMANDY INVASION.WILLIAM CONTINUED HIS SERVICE COMMITMENT IN THE ARMY RESERVES FOR THE FOLLOWING THREE YEARS.AS A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 569,AND WITH THE V.F.W, HE SERVED AS POST COMMANDER IN EACH ORGANIZATION.WILLIAM WAS BORN ON DEC.4/1917 AND PASSED AWAY ON SEPTEMBER 10/1998.1YEAR AFTER HIS LOVING WIFE ROSEMARY J. KILTS NOW THEY ARE JOINED AS ONE AGAIN.SURVIVING ARE THERE CHILDREN. WILLIAM L.KILTS JAMES D.KILTS KATHY M.KILTS(DECKER) ROSEMARY J.KILTS(MARCH) JOHN F.KILTS ROBERT D.KILTS THOMAS M.KILTS SHERRY L.KILTS(RICE) PATRICHA A.KILTS(DUCKETT) JOANNE M.KILTS(DIEHL) DAVID L.KILTS 35 GRANDCHILDREN AND 24 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN.AND A VERY SPECIAL DAUGHTER IN-LAW SKIPPY WHO WAS WITH HIM ALL THE TIME.WE MISS YOU MOM & DAD.ALL OUR LOVE YOUR KIDS. by SHERRY from UPSTATE NEW YORK, E-mail address: RIGOLETTO-ONE@WEBTV.NET

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 10:12:12 a tribute was placed here to Honor C.E. "Sam" Sausman, USN and Mary C. "Kit" Sausman In loving memory of my dad and mom who now rest at Arlington National Cemetary. I will always be proud and grateful for everything you did - dad's military service of over 20 years and the sacrifices both of you made for our country and our family. by Dan Sausman from Harrisburg, PA, E-mail address: dsausman@aol.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 08:08:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor I. Glenn Boldosser, TM3, US Navy (1915-1984) My Dad was My Hero. He served but 25 months in the Navy, and aboard the USS BRIGHT DE-747, in the South Pacific, But like many others, He served his time in HELL. Freedom IS not FREE! We must cherish it. If we don't, we will lose it, and it is not until something is lost, that we truly appreciate how valuable it is. by Richard G. Boldosser from Newville, PA 17241, E-mail address: rboldoss@epix.net

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 08:02:09 a tribute was placed here to Honor 55 Black Lions KIA Oct 17, 1967 at Ong Thanh From one who made it back- Black Lion, Sir. by Steve Olcott from Camp Springs, MD, E-mail address: dad33@hotmail.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 04:08:36 a tribute was placed here to Honor Cpl. Joseph A. Zutterman Jr. Happy Memorial Day Devildog. Today is your day. Thank you for your sacrifice and God bless you and your loved ones. Know that you are missed and will always be remembered. SEMPER FI by Joseph A. Midona Jr. from Chicago, Il. U.S.A., E-mail address: jam7270@home.com

On Monday, May 29, 2000 at 01:18:58 a tribute was placed here to Honor LCPL Benjamin H. Gearheart Memorial Day 2000 May we also remember today those who paid the ultimate sacrifice while in training. Our precious son Ben was 22 when he died on 8/27/97. During a military training maneuver his LAV went down a 1200 ft. embankment at Camp Pendleton Ca. He was born and raised in Galloway Ohio and moved to Tn. in 1992. Ben was a third generation Marine. 12/24/74 - 8/27/97 Loved and missed by Mom, Dad and brothers Frank, Jeremy, & Brad You were so proud to be serving your country Yes son... the great "Red, White, & Blue" Your great sense of humor and kindness to others I'm sure... helped carry you through Know that this Memorial day with every breath I take I'm still... Your Mother Missing You May you rest in peace my precious "Chubby Cheeks" You are not forgotten! A Soldier Marching forever In Grace. I miss you THIS MUCH! <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> by Brenda Gearheart from Franklin Tn, E-mail address: BennyG2474@aol.com

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 23:18:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor Charles E. Crockett U.S. Army WWII Philippines Oct 1926 - Nov 1995 For my father-in-law, Charlie by Dave Emborsky from Penrose, CO, E-mail address: Glorsky@bwn.net Website: C Btry, 3/13 Arty, 25th Infantry Division

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 21:13:45 a tribute was placed here to Honor Shirley N. Richards Shirley N. Richards, beloved husband of Florence Richards, devoted father of Duane, Larry, Mary, Lynn, Sandy and Jack, served as a Staff Sargeant in the 82nd Airborne Division in the Army in Belgium at the Battle of the Bulge, WWII. He was born in Bowman, North Dakota, on June 27, 1928 and died on July 1, 1992. He now lies at rest in the Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon. This is also in rembrance of his brothers Dale, Dean and Bud, who also served bravely, and all the men who served with Shirley. Today we honor all the brave men and women who have and will serve our country in the armed forces. by Diame Richards from Deer Island, Oregon, E-mail address: plong@crpud.net

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 19:56:24 a tribute was placed here to Honor Troels My beloved and honored father died April 9, 2000. He was born in Horsens, Jutland, Denmark, on April 10, 1923. He served in the Merchant Marines in WWII gallantly and bravely. Two ships were blown up while he was on them. Daddy was a devoted and loving father to his seven children. He was extremely devoted to his wife, Jeannette Ann Nielsen, who died December 12, 1999. Daddy, I miss you with all my heart and cannot begin to pay tribute to you because the things you did for me are priceless. My memories of you would take a book or two. Just know that we love you and Mama and we are waiting to hug and kiss you when we meet again. Paul, April, Camille, Michael and all the other grandchildren miss both of you. Till we meet again, my beloved parents... by Melody Long from Deer Island, OR, E-mail address: plong@crpud.net

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 19:23:47 a tribute was placed here to Honor John Crail 3 May 1745 - 3 Apr 1839 Private in Capt. Waggoner's Company, Colonel Wood's 12th Virginia Regiment Engaged in the Battles of Brandywind, Germantown and others. Served as a body guard for General George Washington at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777/1778. by Donna Dreyer from Oklahoma, E-mail address: donna@shepherd.ms Website: Woodward County Oklahoma Military

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 19:17:48 a tribute was placed here to Honor James William Forrest 27 Mar 1842 - 7 Feb 1884 Co. C, 30th Ohio Vet. Vol. Inf 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division Civil War Private in the Union Army Enlisted 25 Jul 1861 Honorably dischargd 13 Aug 1865 Wounded at Kenasaw Mountain, GA. by Donna Dreyer from Oklahoma, E-mail address: donna@shepherd.ms Website: My Home Page

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 19:04:37 a tribute was placed here to Honor Orville Malone Shepherd 14 Jan 1917 - 12 May 1978 Enlisted in US Navy 7 Feb 1944 Honorable Discharge 31 Oct 1945 Served aboard USS Baham and USS Dayton Asiatic Pacific, Philippine Liberation, Victory Ribbons. by Donna Dreyer from Oklahoma, E-mail address: donna@shepherd.ms Website: Woodward County Oklahoma Military

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 17:05:53 a tribute was placed here to Honor All who served Thank you. by Patricia Clarkson Daniels from Cordova, TN, E-mail address: DANNY-PAT@prodigy.net

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 16:55:40 a tribute was placed here to Honor To all those who have served America throughout the years It is the soldier, not the reporter, Who has given us freedom of the press. It is the soldier, not the poet, Who has given us freedom of speech. It is the soldier, not the campus organizer, Who has given us the freedom to demonstrate. It is the soldier who salutes the flag, Who serves beneath the flag, and whose coffin is draped by the flag, Who allows the protestor to burn the flag. - Father Denis Edward O'Brien U.S. Marine Corps. by Patricia Clarkson Daniels from Cordova, TN, E-mail address: DANNY-PAT@prodigy.net

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 16:38:08 a tribute was placed here to Honor William Kenny Burns 1931-2000 My dad died February 4, 2000. I started growing up the day I saw the expression on his face when the news about My Lai broke on the CBS Evening News. He was a radio interception operator during the Korean Era and served at Adak, Alaska. He always laughed about how they kept beer cold in the sink, but there was always pain beneath that story. He wouldn't tell us a lot more about what went on. My dad taught me to take pride in my country and especially to honor the people who served because their sacrifice of time, youth, health and life helped to keep all of us free and enjoying the lives with which we are blessed. I shall never forget his lessons. by Julia K. Pearson from Kentucky, E-mail address: jkp3cats@aol.com

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 15:15:27 a tribute was placed here to Honor CPL VERRELL D. STILES HARRY CABLE WILLIAM L. HUNNICUTT HAROLD FOUTS WE HONOR YOU TODAY BROTHER FOR THE SACRIFICE YOU MADE FOR THIS GREAT COUNTRY. WE HONOR YOU TODAY FATHER AND UNCLES FOR SERVING SO HONORABLY THIS GREAT COUNTRY. WE HONOR YOU TODAY ALL WHO HAVE SERVED AND WILL SERVE TO MAINTAIN PEACE AND FREEDOM FOR THIS GREAT COUNTRY. by DAVID L. AND FREDA STILES HUNNICUTT from ST ROBERT, MO, E-mail address: fhunnicutt@webound.com

On Sunday, May 28, 2000 at 14:24:31 a tribute was placed here to Honor All the brave American soldiers who fought for our Freedom. You sailed over oceans and fought in countries, where most of you never have been before and sometimes even knew the existence of for the cause of freedom. Today my country is a free and independ country because of your fight and struggle. May God be with you all. Thank You. by Knud-Erik Andersen from Denmark, E-mail address: kunstsmed@image.dk

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 23:48:22 a tribute was placed here to Honor Norman T. Langston Dear Dad: I know growing up I took it for granted that you were a veteran and for that I apologize. It means alot to me to know that you served in WWII. So I just want to say Thank You for all the freedoms I have today, you helped protect them so that me and my children so that your grandchildren could have the wonderful things they have today and for that I am greatful. Thank You Daddy!!! by Monica Bridget Langston from Omaha, NE,

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 20:21:02 a tribute was placed here to Honor All who have served To all the men and women who made the supreme sacrifice. by Walter Lester from Edison New Jersey, E-mail address: WLe23557@aol.com

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 16:46:50 a tribute was placed here to Honor THERON C. GRISSOM U.S. NAVY WWII THANK YOU AND ALL THE VETRANS FOR KEEPING US FREE.I SHALL ALWAYS HAVE THE UPMOST RESPECT FOR EVERY VETRAN OF OUR GREAT COUNTRY.WE WILL NEVER FORGET THE HONOR IN WHICH YOU SERVED. by DOUG GRISSOM from MCMINNVILLE,TN., E-mail address: FIREPIG1000@YAHOO.COM

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 14:57:13 a tribute was placed here to Honor Roy Clark My grandfather is and remains a true patriot- - he left his wife and small children to battle the Nazis and bring freedom to others. To this day he is still my inspiration. by Jeff Ramsey from Hugoton, Ks., E-mail address: hawks88@pld.com

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 14:46:23 a tribute was placed here to Honor Marshall Myron Holt II 28 May 1933 - 2 Mar 1966 - Binh Dih, South Viet Nam by Patricia Juon

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 13:35:53 a tribute was placed here to Honor Pvt. Herbert Christian, U.S. Army 15th Infantry 3rd Infantry Division I never knew Pvt. Christian or any of his family as far as I can tell, but our village has a memorial for him in front of the municipal building, and I read it from time to time. He was killed in action on June 2-3 1944 near Volmontone Italy. It goes on to tell the story of his heroic death. He recieved the Medal of Honor for his couragous act, during an ambush. by Tina Sheeler from Byesville, Ohio, E-mail address: Sheeler301@yahoo.com

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 13:13:12 a tribute was placed here to Honor Francis Kempa Frank, (my grandfather) was among the men chosen when the navy first organized the udt's in ww2. It has been a source of great pride in my family knowing he was on omaha beach before our troops landed, clearing the way! He was a modest man who didn't like talking of himself or the things he experienced, but on the rare occasions he spoke-it was obvious how profoundly these things affected his life. Frank died several years ago and I miss him terribly, thank you for this opportunity to write what is in my heart. by Brad Meadows from Lorain, Ohio, E-mail address: bmeadows@prodigy.net

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 12:15:50 a tribute was placed here to Honor ADRIAN J. JOHNSON, JR KIA VIET NAM FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 HUSBAND, FATHER, SON, BROTHER, FRIEND, PATRIOT YOU WERE LOVED THEN AND ARE STILL LOVED NOW. YOU WOULD BE PROUD, YOUR CHILDREN GREW UP TO HONOR YOU AS GODLY, LOVING, GIVING, CARING ADULTS. NOW THEIR "FATHER" AND I ENJOY THEM, LOVE THEM AND THANK THEM FOR THE SIX GRANDCHILDREN THEY HAVE GIVEN TO US. YOU WOULD LOVE THEM TOO. THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOVE AND YOUR STRENGTH THAT HAS GIVEN US THE MEANS TO CARRY ON. BELIEVE SANDY by Sandra Johnson Wooten from El Paso TX, E-mail address: sawooten@aol.com

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 11:17:54 a tribute was placed here to Honor Willard LeRoy Phillips I am so proud of you, Dad, for your service in WWII. You continue to serve in the local VFW in Standish, Michigan today. You have been a good example for me to follow and you have taught me many things about love and loyalty to our country. God bless you and I love you very much. by Nancy Sanders from Pennsylvania, E-mail address: mrspastr@epix.net Website: Nancy's House

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 10:44:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor Jason Michael Callahan, USMC Poolee & Future Veteran Signing the papers at the recruiter's office yesterday was one of the hardest things I have ever done but I am so proud of my son for making this decision! by Julie from Bloomington, Illinois, E-mail address: USNBRATZ@aol.com Website: USNBratz's Patriotic Page

On Saturday, May 27, 2000 at 03:49:15 a tribute was placed here to Honor Tom Scofield I'll always remember the good times we shared, along with Roy and Loy my brothers. You were a great friend. We have never forgotten you. We will see you again Tom. I know one as brave as you will be with our Lord and savior. by Connie from Utah, E-mail address: bittohny47@aol.com

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 22:26:38 a tribute was placed here to Honor George William Clarkson 1912 - 1981 U.S. Navy -- I only met you a couple of times when I was a child, but I remember you making me laugh (not easy for a very timid child). I have been told you were on a destroyer.Thanks for your service. by Patricia Clarkson Daniels from Cordova, TN, E-mail address: DANNY-PAT@prodigy.net

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 22:14:26 a tribute was placed here to Honor Sgt. James LaFayette Clarkson US Army In honor of a distant cousin I never met. His name is on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. He was his parents only child. Born 6/30/47 - killed 12/1/69 by Patricia Clarkson Daniels from Cordova, TN, E-mail address: DANNY-PAT@prodigy.net

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 22:04:06 a tribute was placed here to Honor PFC Thurman Roby Clarkson Thurman R. Clarkson (1915-1968). We never really knew each other, but I do honor your service to this country. I don't think you had a happy life. I hope you found peace at last. Your daughter by Patricia Clarkson Daniels from Cordova, TN, E-mail address: DANNY-PAT@prodigy.net

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 19:25:04 a tribute was placed here to Honor JOHN A HENNESSY LOVE AND MISS YA DAD "YOUR FAVORITE" by DAWN KILTS from MADISON, N.Y., E-mail address: JUMAUNO@DREAMSCAPE.COM

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 19:17:33 a tribute was placed here to Honor Father, brothers and son. Father Nick De Febbo Sr, deceased; brother Nick DeFebbo, Jr, deceased and Navy veteran, brother Bob DeFebbo, Air Force retiree, brother Ron DeFebbo, Army veteran and son Bob Kerstetter, Air Force veteran. I am proud of all of them and love them all. From daughter, sister and mother, Marlene by Marlene Mongi from Beavercreek, Ohio, E-mail address: MM1218@aol.com

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 18:55:01 a tribute was placed here to Honor Cousin Anthony Gianangelli, Lansford, PA & Colorado Missing in action in Vietnam. Left behind a wife and six children. by Marlene Mongi from Beavercreek, Ohio, E-mail address: MM1218@aol.com

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 09:49:43 a tribute was placed here to Honor Charles M Vidas You were a terrific father. You made an ultimate sacrifice and taught us all SO much. I love you!! by

On Friday, May 26, 2000 at 01:19:16 a tribute was placed here to Honor WILLIAM P. HENNESSY TILL DEATH DO US PART TO A FRIEND WHO'S GONE THAT I MISS SO TRUE, IF YOU HAD KNOWN HIM YOU WOULD MISS HIM TOO, HIS BIG BRIGHT EYES THAT GLOW WITH LOVE, I WOULD HAVE GIVE ANYTHING FOR JUST ONE LAST HUG, HIS HAIR SO BLACK LIKE THE NIGHT'S SKY I DIDN'T GET A CHANCE TO SAY GOOD BYE, WITH HIS FACE SO ROUND AND A HEART SHAPED BROW, WHY WAS HE CHOSEN PLEASE TELL ME NOW. THERE'S SO MANY THINGS I DON'T UNDERSTAND LIKE HOW COULD HE BE TAKEN FROM THIS LAND, IT WASN'T HIS TIME HE SHOULDN'T BE GONE CAUSE THE WAY THINGS HAPPENED THEY WERE OH SO WRONG, THEY TOOK HIM AWAY NEVER TO COME BACK, THE NEXT TIME I SAW HIM HE WAS ON HIS BACK, HIS BRIGHT EYES WERE SHUT NEVER TO OPEN AGAIN, I KNEW THEN IT WAS CLOSE TO THE END, I STOOD BY HIS SIDE AND HELD HIS HAND, I SPOKE SOFT WORDS BUT HE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND. THE PAIN IN MY HEART WAS MORE THAN I COULD STAND AND THATS WHEN I FELT A SQUEEZE ON MY HAND, AGAIN I THOUGHT ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO SAY GOOD BYE AND THAT'S WHEN I SAW THE TEAR IN HIS EYE, AND I KNEW THEN, THAT TEAR WAS OUR GOOD BYE. TO MY DEAREST FRIEND BILLY, AND YOU TOO FANCY. I MISS YOU BILLY BY SHERRY L. RICE by SHERRY from UP STATE NEW YORK, E-mail address: RIGOLETTO-ONE@WEBTV.NET

On Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 22:50:29 a tribute was placed here to Honor Captain Richard Allen Kerr Memorial Day is coming up again, but every day is Memorial Day. There is not a day that goes by that you are not in my thoughts. Semper Fi With All My Love Lil by Lil Abrams from Toronto , Canada, E-mail address: lilystoy@idirect.com

On Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 21:22:36 a tribute was placed here to Honor SSG Herman D. Duncan United States Army In memory of my father, who was killed in Viet Nam on July 18th, 1968. I love you, Dad. by Garry Duncan from Murfreesboro, TN, E-mail address: gjduncan@home.com Website: MTG Publishing

On Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 20:42:47 a tribute was placed here to Honor Harry Marvin Wade Veteran of WWII When I was a child I spent many hours listening to the stories of WWII. You were so proud to have served your country. Though sometimes we disagree with our leaders, you taught me that we live in the greatest country and when we stand to hear the anthem and salute the flag we should always remember those who have gone on so this country could still be free. by Dawn E-mail address: duskiedawn@prodigy.net

On Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 18:49:27 a tribute was placed here to Honor Cpl. Verrell Daniel Stiles Cpl. Stiles gave his life for his country, for which he should never be forgotten. To his sister, Vanessa, Thank you for giving me this opportunity to pay homage to someone that we are all very proud of. God Bless Lyle by Lyle Wyant from Brevard, NC, E-mail address: lwyant@citcom.net

On Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 18:23:40 a tribute was placed here to Honor SGT Daniel A. Suplee Danny is my younger brother who served in Kuwait after the Gulf War. He now serves full-time in the National Guard and raises his two children! Way to go, Dan! Thank you! by Victoria Crane from Annapolis, MD, E-mail address: SewVicSew1@aol.com

On Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 16:19:47 a tribute was placed here to Honor John Bert Lees USMC Veteran of the Persian Gulf War Unlike many others, my brother made it back from the war but will always be affected by it physically. Since he was a little boy, he wanted to be a Marine. He used to dress up in my father's dress blues. As a young adult, he finally made it and our father's proudest day was when JB graduated boot camp at Camp Pendleton. Our father taught us that America, with all her faults, was still the greatest country in the world and that it is a privelege to defend her and I still believe that. I am proud to be the daughter and sister of Marine Corps veterans... by Francine Lees Solberg from Portland, Oregon, E-mail address: dfsolberg@yahoo.com

On Thursday, May 25, 2000 at 16:09:25 a tribute was placed here to Honor John Albert Lees USMC Veteran of the Korean War Dearest Daddy-- Although I am far away from home and you are no longer with me I miss you so much. I never get through a day without missing you so much...until you were gone, I never realized what a big influence you had on my life. Whenever I see an American Flag...attend a parade and a Marine color guard goes by...hear "The Halls of Montezuma"...someone whistles in a crowd the same way you used to whistle for us...the tears start to fall. Life will never be the same...and wouldn't be the same without your presence in it. Lexi and Dakota's life would be far richer had you been here to share it. We all miss you so much! I love you Daddy-- Fran by Francine Lees Solberg from Portland, Oregon, E-mail address: dfsolberg@yahoo.com

On Wednesday, May 24, 2000 at 19:50:49 a tribute was placed here to Honor Capt. Barron Warren Brodine I was only six months old when he died in Australia on Feb. 20, 1942. I will never forget his sacrafice or the sacrafices of all the others who have gone before and after to preserve the freedoms we take for granted. Thank you Dad. by Bobbie Spann from Douglasville, GA, E-mail address: bspann@bellsouth.net

On Wednesday, May 24, 2000 at 16:19:30 a tribute was placed here to Honor Joe Lee Lemon In honor of Joe Lemon, whose time with our family was much too short. Joe will always be loved and missed by our family. by Judy Bivens Cotton from Conway, Arkansas, E-mail address: judycotton@alltel.net

On Tuesday, May 23, 2000 at 11:25:14 a tribute was placed here to Honor Warren E. Hill Thank you dad for teaching me about those who fought in the wars, that I should remember everyday why they went away, You tought me to honor and respect those who fought for me. With a price they bought for me the freedom I enjoy. So though your gone now in my heart your cause goes on . . . to teach my children now, to honor and respect all who fought for us in war. "Thank you all for the freedom I enjoy" God Bless America ! by Holly Kutil from Ohio, E-mail address: HTK4JESUS@aol.com Website: Memorial Day

On Monday, May 22, 2000 at 22:10:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor James William McConnell In loving memory of James "Jim" McConnell, my father. by Jadean (McConnell) Hopper from Columbus, Ohio (formerly Dennison, Ohio), E-mail address: jadean46@aol.com

On Monday, May 22, 2000 at 22:07:56 a tribute was placed here to Honor Kenneth L. Foutz In memory of a very good friend. You are missed very much by your family and friends. by Jadean (McConnell) Hopper from Columbus, Ohio (formerly Dennison, Ohio), E-mail address: jadean46@aol.com

On Monday, May 22, 2000 at 20:52:39 a tribute was placed here to Honor Okie S. Green I think of you often and I miss you. by Stephen C. Berry from Ashland, Ky, E-mail address: Cardinalcommish@aol.com

On Saturday, May 20, 2000 at 14:30:05 a tribute was placed here to Honor Vincent Wargo Edward Corcran Frank Malseed I will always remember the good times we had as teenagers before we were split up in different phases of Military life. Sometimes I wonder why I was forurnate enough to come home from the NAM in Jan 1969. I will always keep your memories alive and within me. Thank you for being my friends. Pete Beal Military Advisor 5th Arvn Rangers, Vinh Binh Province 101st Abn, Long Toan Jan 68 Jan 69 IV Corp by Peter Joseph Beal from Abington PA, E-mail address: pbeal@home.com

On Wednesday, May 17, 2000 at 10:59:41 a tribute was placed here to Honor William 'Bill' Hughes Bill was an airborne ranger,during Korea. 82nd Airborne Division.He was a great,husband father,and grandfather.To me he was a friend,and a great neighbor.He put up a great battle against cancer,but it was one he lost,but he showed those around around him,how brave he was.He will be missed by all. His neighbor Erick by Erick Lagerberg from Ct, E-mail address: lagy@snet.net

On Saturday, May 13, 2000 at 19:54:57 a tribute was placed here to Honor My father, 1st Lt John H. Cline,Jr. & my son, LCPL Joseph A. Puoplo My father was a member of the Army Air Corps and flew 72 missions before being shot down. He got out safely.He flew P-47 Thunderbolts. My parents met when my mom was his nurse. She also was a 1st Lt in the Army Air Corps. My father passed away on November 22,1998 and 3 weeks later my son left for Parris Island and USMC boot camp. He is now stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC. by Diane Puoplo from Selden, New York, E-mail address: dianep3@juno.com

On Wednesday, May 10, 2000 at 23:20:16 a tribute was placed here to Honor LCpl Mark Hinde USMC my son, William E. Hinde Jr. husband USAF, William E Hinde USN, Richard L Hinde USN, Gerald Hodgins USA 4/8/36 - 10/12/87, Terry H Glassmeyer USA I want to honor my son who is currently serving in the US Marines. I am so very proud of you. I love you so very much. Also want to say thank you to my husband and all other family members who have served this great country. I love you all so much. Also want to thank all who has served this great country. Very Proud Mom of LCpl Mark Hinde and Melissa 16 by Janice Hinde from Elk Grove, Ca, E-mail address: Schoolwolf@aol.com

On Wednesday, May 10, 2000 at 22:18:22 a tribute was placed here to Honor LCpl Edwards, Thompson K. I shall never forget August 20, 1998 and looking into the eyes of you my nineteen year old and looking back at me with a confidence so keen was a United State Marine. My heart filled with pride and my eyes brimmed with tears. To wear the title of Marine is like no other, but none can be prouder than this United States Marine's Mother. I have given to my country for freedom my choicest treasure, MY SON. I love you my son with all my heart, I respect you for what you are doing and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for standing in the gap for me, your family, your God and your country. by Robbie from Ocoee, FL, E-mail address: RYE48@msn.com

On Wednesday, May 10, 2000 at 19:58:08 a tribute was placed here to Honor Arthur Semones Dana Semones and PFC Ryan Taylor My late father Arthur Semones served in the Navy in WWII, my brother Dana Semones served in the Navy during the Vietman War, and my son PFC Ryan Taylor continues the tradition today as a U.S. Marine. I honor them and thank all those who have fought to defend our freedom. God bless you. by Cheryl Semones Mandrackie from Cincinnati, Ohio, E-mail address: camandra@worldspy.net

On Wednesday, May 10, 2000 at 08:18:27 a tribute was placed here to Honor Lorenz K. Weiglein, Captain Army Air Corps, WWII "...you do your best, because that is what is expected...your effort is your contribution to the greater good..." The clarity of your ethics is how you lived your life....thank you by Lois L. Dey E-mail address: jcdey@aol.com

On Tuesday, May 9, 2000 at 19:28:03 a tribute was placed here to Honor My Father MSgt Thomas J. Long, Son PFC Christopher DeLena and All Veterans of the Past, Present & Future My father MSgt Thomas J. Long, USAF,was a medic during Vietnam serving in Laos & Cambodia. He retired after 28 years of service. His service, inspired me to serve. Now, the torch has passed to my son PFC Christopher T. DeLena,USMC. Through my father's service, my service and my son's service to this country, I have been honored to know many great men and women. Their sacrifices are many and I want to thank all of them for teaching me the meaning of courage, honor, commitment, faith, family, discipline and love. If I live to be 100 years may I never forget all that they have done and continue to do. May my days honor them. Daddy, you helped to make my a proud member of the United States Air Force. Christopher, you have made me a very proud Marine Mom. May God keep you safe and protect you from harm. From your hand Daddy, to my hand, to Christopher's we pass a legacy of service to this country. I am so very proud! God Bless all the veterans of yesterday, today and tomorrow. You are with me always. by Carolyn Long from Center Moriches, New York, E-mail address: longcas@aol.com

On Tuesday, May 9, 2000 at 15:02:29 a tribute was placed here to Honor CPL VERRELL DANIEL STILES IN MEMORY OF CPL VERRELL DANIEL STILES AND HARRY E. & ELLAMAE STILES A FATHER AND MOTHERS LOVE AMERICA, WE RAISED A SON FOR YOU, HE WAS A UNITED STATES MARINE. ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE, HE LOST HIS LIFE WHICH SHATTERED ALL OUR DREAMS. WE REMEMBER OUR SON WHEN JUST A LAD, ON HIS SHOULDER WAS A BROOM, SAYING,"MOM AND DAD, I'M GONNA BE A MARINE." AS HE MARCHED FROM ROOM TO ROOM. THE DAY HE LEFT, I'LL NEVER FORGET AS HE BADE US BOTH GOOD-BYE. TO BOOT CAMP TRAINING AT PARRIS ISLAND. AS TEARS FELL FROM OUR EYES.WE MISSED HIM SO, WHEN HE LEFT HOME. BUT HE WROTE US EVERYDAY. SAYING MARINE CORPS TRAINING WAS REALLY TOUGH SO FOR HIM WE'D ALWAYS PRAY. TIME WENT QUICKLY AND HE WAS HOME ON LEAVE. THE DAYS THEY PASSED SO FAST. LITTLE WE KNEW AS WE HUGGED HIM TIGHT. THIS WAS TO BE OUR LAST. WE COULDN'T BELIEVE THE WAY HE LOOKED. SO HEALTY, STRAIGHT, AND LEAN. WE REALIZED OUR SON WAS NOW A MAN. A UNITED STATES MARINE. IN A LITTLE TIME HE WENT OVERSEAS, TO VIETNAM HE WOULD GO. IT WAS THERE OUR SON LOST HIS LIFE. HOW SOON WE WERE TO KNOW. AS WE OPENED UP THE TELEGRAM, TEARS BURST FROM OUR EYES. GOD, WHY DID THIS HAPPEN TO OUR SON? FOR WHAT REASON DID HE DIE? IT WAS THEN WE BEGAN TO REALIZE WHILE FOND MEMORIES SLIPPED AWAY. OUR SON HAD DIED FOR THE CAUSE OF PEACE AND WE BOTH KNELT DOWN TO PRAY. WE ASKED GOD IF HE'D BLESS OUR SON. TO GRANT HIM PEACE, WITH LOVE. TO LIGHTEN THE BURDEN WE NOW FEEL TIL WE JOIN OUR SON ABOVE. by: PAUL D. HAGGERTY by Vanessa Stiles Payne from Knoxville, TN, E-mail address: lpayne5@bellsouth.net

On Tuesday, May 9, 2000 at 13:54:30 a tribute was placed here to Honor Mike McErlane He was my second father. He served well in the Army. I don't know a whole lot of him, he died in a car wreck in 1964 in New Mexico, 25 miles out from Gallup, he and the rest of my family. I loved him.I still do love him. by Kathy Wilson from Oregon, E-mail address: fauna_flora_2000@or.freei.net

On Monday, May 8, 2000 at 19:33:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor The 102 names on the North Wall They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old,age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.At the going down of the sun and in the mourning....WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.....WE WILL REMEMBER THEM. This we swear by . These were brave Canadians who answered the call to serve in the armed services of our friend neighbour and ally to our south the United States. They did not return to their loved ones,but we that are left shall not forget them nor their bravery and the duty they felt they should do. you will never be forgotten brothers for on both the North Wall and yes the Wall in D.C.your names will always be honoured.May God bless and comfort all those who mourn for you and may God bless all those in the armed forces today by Thomas B. Miller from Windsor'Ontario,Canada, E-mail address: millerz@windsor.igs.net

On Sunday, May 7, 2000 at 16:53:20 a tribute was placed here to Honor CMS Calvin C. Glover A MAN IS NOT DEAD UNTIL HE IS FORGOTTEN IF YOU ARE ABLE, SAVE FOR THEM A PLACE INSIDE OF YOU AND SAVE ONE BACKWARD GLANCE WHEN YOU ARE LEAVING FOR THE PLACES THEY CAN NO LONGER GO. BE NOT ASHAMED TO SAY YOU LOVED THEM, THOUGH YOU MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE ALWAYS. TAKE WHAT THEY HAVE LEFT AND WHAT THEY HAVE TAUGHT YOU WITH THERE DYING AND KEEP IT WITH YOUR OWN. AND IN THAT TIME WHEN MEN DECIDE AND FEEL SAFE TO CALL WAR INSANE, TAKE ONE MOMENT TO EMBRACE THOSE GENTLE HEROS YOU LEFT BEHIND. WE HAVE LOVED YOU AWAYS,UNCLE CALVIN. by Leanna Hand from Texas, E-mail address: zekeswife23@aol.com

On Saturday, May 6, 2000 at 00:46:54 a tribute was placed here to Honor Raymond Taylor and all who served and gave their life for their country I never knew my uncle well, but I love him just the same-I miss you Uncle Ray by Kristen from Ohio, E-mail address: kaes1109@aol.com

On Friday, May 5, 2000 at 01:14:28 a tribute was placed here to Honor Sgt. Tom Adachi You are thought of every day!!! by KK from Orange Co. CA., E-mail address: KKorthe@aol.com

On Thursday, May 4, 2000 at 20:15:27 a tribute was placed here to Honor Crew of C130A 54-1625 You guys will always be remembered. May God bless and keep each of you. by Marie Johnson from Montgomery, Alabama, E-mail address: M8J27@aol.com Website: Ronnie Hensley

On Thursday, May 4, 2000 at 20:02:11 a tribute was placed here to Honor SMS Ronnie Hensley I LOVE YOU RONNIE by Marie Johnson from Montgomery, Alabama, E-mail address: M8J27@aol.com Website: Ronnie Hensley

On Wednesday, May 3, 2000 at 20:34:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor Casualties of the Carrier Navy "they shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old; age shall not weary them, nor the years condem; and at the going down of the sun, and. in the morning, We WILL remember them. We WILL remember them" 400plus in combat, five hundred fifty plus in "peacetime" Stand tall, Shipmates: We remember! by Otis Kight from Virginia, E-mail address: otiskght@pilot.infi.net

On Tuesday, May 2, 2000 at 22:13:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor John Fearn Francis, 28th (Thomas') Louisiana Infantry Reg't, Co. B He was an immigrant who fought for his new home and died. His family returned to their mother's homeland - Australia. There is no one here to keep their memory alive. How many others have passed through, and gave their all? A memorial in cyberspace seems so appropriate for a Confederate soldier in an unmarked grave. Thank you, John. by A. Holtin from Arkansas, E-mail address: holtin@netzero.net

             


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