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On Wednesday, October 31, 2001 at 23:03:04 a tribute was placed here to Honor All the soldiers that proudly serve in the name of USA 
They all went to war...a few came back, but we are proud for set freedom to us God Bless you all by Ivy Alonso from Puerto Rico, E-mail address: ivynurse@hotmail.com |
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On Thursday, October 25, 2001 at 19:11:05 a tribute was placed here to Honor Bernard L. Roberts 
In loving memory of my father, Bernard L. Roberts. He was a patriot who loved his country and was proud to be a soldier. He was my hero, my country's hero. by Debra Roberts from Savannah, Georgia, E-mail address: samandsloopy@aol.com |
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On Wednesday, October 24, 2001 at 02:00:43 a tribute was placed here to Honor Gary L. Sears
Our Love for you continues, You left us way to soon, We miss you and will never forget you. by your family |
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On Thursday, October 18, 2001 at 23:00:22 a tribute was placed here to Honor CWO Floyd L Stormer USCG (Ret/dec) 
He loved the Coast Guard and was known throughout that service as being the best at what he did. His biggest talent was 'reducing Navy inventory' when the CG needed something they couldn't get otherwise.. by Esther from Stormer, E-mail address: evstorm@cs.com |
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On Thursday, October 18, 2001 at 15:13:16 a tribute was placed here to Honor John Curcuruto 
A REAL SOLDIER. lOVED HIS COUNTRY LOVED HIS FAMILY. SERVED BOTH WITH ALL HIS HEART by Harold Curcuruto from Astoria New York, E-mail address: HCOXFORD@hotmail.com |
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On Wednesday, October 17, 2001 at 15:47:58 a tribute was placed here to Honor Rhett Carter Barrington US Navy July 9, 1964 - October 12, 2001
Tomorrow I bury my best friend, the one who I pledged to spend the rest of my life with, but only got 5 short years. Carter served honorably in the United States Navy, both on the USS William H. Bates and on the LHA Tarawa. He never saw "war" as it is defined, but he defended his country to the best of his ability. Just before his death, he was getting ready to join the reserves to once more defend freedom, having answered the call once before. by Wendy Barrington from Spring, Texas, E-mail address: Wendyb@hal-pc.org |
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On Sunday, October 14, 2001 at 20:07:19 a tribute was placed here to Honor John Louis Rosman S1C USNR
"I won't forget the man who died, who gave that right to me" In Memory of John Louis Rosman December 24, 1943 USS LEARY DD-158 Mid Atlantic Remembered In Cambridge England Tablets of the MIA/buried at sea Memorial service May 3rd 2002 in the USA Welcome home! May you look down apond us and know we're PROUD! by Dawn Koosmann from Minnesota, E-mail address: RDKOOS@msn.com |
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On Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 19:48:00 a tribute was placed here to Honor Donald Whitman USN
Don was a former fellow crewmember and Korean War Veteran of the USS VALLEY FORGE CVA 45, having served aboard the HAPPY VALLEY from July of 1948 till June of 1952 in Fox Div. and as a Master of Arms in "X" Div. It was my privilege to have met Don two years ago at the VALLEY FORGE'S reunion held in Mystic, CT. Since that time we have corresponded several times via the internet and have counted him as an internet friend, as well as a shipmate. Sadly Don passed onto his "Eternal Patrol" on 10/10/01, the day the 30th VALLEY FORGE reunion started, which he and his wife Rita were this years hosts in Daytona,FL. Don, may you forever sail in peace on your last great voyage. by Dan Jacobs from Cape Cod, Ma., E-mail address: jake@capecodmouse.com Website: Reflections |
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On Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 13:40:53 a tribute was placed here to Honor John J Hooper Sr.
In honor of my father in law, Private John J Hooper Sr. He served in the Army in World War 2 and saw action at Normandy, the Battle of the Bulge and in Germany. At the end of the war he served on the NYPD. We miss you Dad! by Cathy Hooper from West Wildwood, NJ, E-mail address: grammy85331@aol.com |
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On Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 00:56:45 a tribute was placed here to Honor S/Sgt Edmund Buehler
He was my uncle that I never got to know as he was killed in 1947 as a crew chief on a C-47 that crashed at the base of Pike's Peak,Colorado. He was stationed at Kelly Field,San Antonio,Tx. by Bob Chatigny from Weatherford, Ok, E-mail address: chatig9@aol.com |
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On Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 00:47:04 a tribute was placed here to Honor Magdeline Katherine (Buehler) Chatigny
She was my mother who served as a nurse in the U.S. Air Force at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tx from 1945-1948, discharged as a 2nd Lt. by Bob Chatigny from Weatherford, Ok, E-mail address: chatig9@aol.com |
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On Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 00:33:08 a tribute was placed here to Honor 2nd Lt. Anthony Alfred Giretti
Lt. Giretti was my platoon commander in S. Vietnam having served with the 3rd Marine Division in Quang Tri Province in 1969. He was KIA on March 19,1969. He was from Baldwin, New York.I will always remember him as a fine Marine and officer. by Bob Chatigny from Weatherford, Ok, E-mail address: chatig9@aol.com |
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On Tuesday, October 9, 2001 at 19:46:05 a tribute was placed here to Honor Rev Eugune Odell Holcombe
Missing my Grandfather during Our time of need. Disabled American Veterans Commander, WWII Vet, grandfather and Friend!Happy that you are one the other side with Jesus! See You Soon Joshua by Joshua Holcobe from Stanley, NC, E-mail address: wiley1kinobe@yahoo.com |
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On Tuesday, October 9, 2001 at 18:46:24 a tribute was placed here to Honor My Father, Captain Swain, USN (WWII, deceased) & my son D. Carl USMC (deceased)
My father carried on the family tradition of military service from my grandfather and Uncles. I was an AF officer for thirty years and my war was theViet Nam war. My son continued the tradition and died a Marine. by Whitmel B. Swain from San Diego, CA, E-mail address: wswain@erinet.com |
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On Sunday, October 7, 2001 at 04:06:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor All the Cold War Warriors Living & Dead
In Honor of all the men and women who served in so called peace time. You may not have heard a shot fired in anger but you served you country just as the war vets did. You were stationed all over the world and served with honor. Many died on battlefields no one remembers or even heard of. When I say I am a vet many times I am ask what war I fought in. I tell them with pride, the Cold War and we won our war...I honor all who served in war and peace...God Bless the USA....Honor to our friends, death to our enemies..... by Mack McQuary from Texas, |
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On Sunday, October 7, 2001 at 02:44:51 a tribute was placed here to Honor Ivan Joyce
I honor my uncle Sgt. Ivan Joyce U.S.Army. He served at Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC. during World War Two. He was not a hero to anyone but me...Rest in peace Ivan..... by Mack McQuary from Texas, |
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On Sunday, October 7, 2001 at 02:31:07 a tribute was placed here to Honor Elwood (Ick) McQuary
I honor my uncle PFC Elwood (Ick) McQuary U.S.Army who served with the REDBALL EXPRESS in support of Pattons Third Army in Europe in WW2. He fought for freedom behind the wheel of a truck. He is gone now but not forgotten.....Rest in peace Ick.... by Mack McQuary from Texas, |
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On Saturday, October 6, 2001 at 21:20:12 a tribute was placed here to Honor All my military brothers and sisters
To all my veteran bothers and sisters who gave of themselves so that others will live in freedom. God Bless them all ......... USNR 1966-1968 USS J.W.Weeks DD-701 by Charles A. Calderon from San Antonio, Texas, E-mail address: chalecac@aol.com |
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On Thursday, October 4, 2001 at 01:49:05 a tribute was placed here to Honor James William Mowery, Sr.
In honor and remembrance of my Father, "JIM", who served in the Navy. He will be loved and missed by his children, family, and friends. All who knew him were grateful that they did, as he brought joy and laughter to their lives. A bold, wise, joyful, and loving man is how he will always be remembered! June 20, 1952 -- August 18, 2001 by Jeanette & Jimmy Mowery from Windsor, Virginia, E-mail address: Dinkypoo123@aol.com |
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On Wednesday, October 3, 2001 at 23:45:43 a tribute was placed here to Honor Harry William Mowery
This is dedicated to my father who fought in WW11, under command of General Patton. He was awarded the Silver Star and the Purple Heart. These my which brother has, as well as his infantry book. He died on his 82nd. birthday, April 25, 1998. He is missed for his laughter, integrity, strength, and for being our DAD. by Velma Mowery from Lindenwold, N.J, E-mail address: pantherred@msn.com |
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On Wednesday, October 3, 2001 at 09:01:09 a tribute was placed here to Honor All the Men that served there
I was in my teenage years when the men served in Vietnam, but even being in Australia it truly touched my heart that so many Americans lost their lives in this war. I was lucky to visit the Memorial Wall in Washington and go there often since then on the net. God Bless Them All and America. by vel Spriggs from Western Australia, E-mail address: vel@southwest.com.au Website: My Home Page |
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On Tuesday, October 2, 2001 at 00:25:18 a tribute was placed here to Honor Pvt. Albert Silva
Though I never knew you Uncle, I feel as I do. You Brother my Dad, spoke of you always. He missed you so much. And of how young you were fighting for our Freedom, and lost your life in the Invasion of Saipan June 25, 1944. Army 27th Division out of Schofield Barracks Hawaii. You are always in Our Hearts by Donna Silva from California, E-mail address: Spiritdance1950@aol.com |
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On Sunday, September 30, 2001 at 23:32:51 a tribute was placed here to Honor EARL FRANKLIN MARTIN [ peck ]
DAD SERVED ON USS GREAT LAKES AND USS NEWCASTLE VICTORY. HE WAS A FIREMAN FIRST CLASS. WHAT IT MUST HAVE BEEN LIKE TO BE LOCKED IN THOSE GREAT SHIPS AND NOT COME OUT TILL THE FIRE WAS OUT . DAD YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A GREAT MAN. LOVE YOU ALWAYS. by FRANCES L. CHILDERS MARTIN from MOORESVILLE INDIANA, E-mail address: F_CHILDERS@MSN.COM |
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On Sunday, September 30, 2001 at 21:14:55 a tribute was placed here to Honor to all fallen seabees
as a member of a deactive unit mcb11 my thoughts of sympathy goes to all the families of fallen seabees and may GOD BLESS. Edward Ray Smith UTCN by edwardsmith from N .L.R.AR, E-mail address: rsmith861@home.com |
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On Sunday, September 30, 2001 at 07:29:08 a tribute was placed here to Honor SSG Fred Laster McAfee Sr. 
Thank you Dad for being a father to us. I miss you so much but I know that through it all you stood in harms way so that we could all be free. We talk about you all the time and often find ourselves drifting into silence. Thank you for the gift of life,we carry you with us wherever we go...so many battles you have fought..Korean,WWII and Vietman...on every shore so that we could be free. We will never forget..as long as we continue to breathe we will honor you in everyway we can....and I suppose the greatest gift that we will ever have is Jesus Christ our Lord, and I know that today you are with Him. We will all see you again someday...until then, I just want to close by telling you that there is joy in the morning. I lift my eyes to the sky and know that you are with Him now...and all is well. Thank you Daddy. You are and always will be our hero because I know you are still covering your post and watching over us with God, the Father of us all. Love has no ending. We love you,today tomorrow and forever. Until we meet again. Amen. by Fred Jr.,(Little Excellent),Chettie and Mom from Washington, E-mail address: Frnd565@aol.com |
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On Sunday, September 30, 2001 at 00:04:47 a tribute was placed here to Honor All Those Who Lost Their Lives and/or Are Still Missing In The Sept. 11th Attacks
What happened that day on Sept. 11th 2001 will never be forgotten. America and the rest of the world grives with those who have lost a loved one. We all try to go on but the images stand out in the minds of all. To all who have lost a loved one, they will always be remembered. With every picture that is shown, every word that is spoken and in the end when the terrorist are caught and brought to justice, they will ALL BE REMEMBERED. To those who are missing a loved one, just remember that ANYTHING LOVED IS NEVER LOST. My family and I will always remember and our prayers go out to everyone. God Bless. by Sharon Weldon from Brooklyn NY, E-mail address: gloworm2100@yahoo.com |
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On Friday, September 28, 2001 at 14:32:23 a tribute was placed here to Honor Thomas F. Bailey
you are still alive but you like all other veterans deserve to be honored, you served with the 143rd gun batallion in WWII. thank you grandfather for all of your courage. love your grandaughter jillian by jillian from michigan, E-mail address: jillianrenee@hotmail.com |
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On Friday, September 28, 2001 at 04:35:14 a tribute was placed here to Honor Thomas G. Weldon Sr.
Just thinking about you. We all miss you very much. We all love you and you will always be in our hearts forever. by Sharon Weldon from Brooklyn, New York, E-mail address: gloworm2100@yahoo.com |
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On Monday, September 24, 2001 at 12:59:16 a tribute was placed here to Honor Kenneth W. Hamilton
Ken was my husband and best friend. He served in the Marine Corp. in Vietnam. He passed away on July 30, 1996. God Bless you Ken, the boys and I miss you. You'll be in our hearts forever. Till we meet again. by Barbara J. Hamilton from Huguenot, New York, E-mail address: hamscamp@warwick.net |
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On Sunday, September 23, 2001 at 14:03:19 a tribute was placed here to Honor DON WOOD
DON was a fire chief that gave his all, in what ever he did , he was an insperation to many people. Don i will miss you until the day comes when we meet again. by manny falcone Fire Chief Lakeside f.d. from syracuse new york, E-mail address: toro0@aol.com |
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On Friday, September 21, 2001 at 16:49:03 a tribute was placed here to Honor In Honor of All Americans Affected by the Sep. 11, 2001 Tragedy
This is a date that will live in imfamy, May God grant us the strength to see us through the troubled times that lay ahead. by Airman Bryan Hess, USAF from PA, |
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On Wednesday, September 19, 2001 at 20:50:06 a tribute was placed here to Honor Dwayne Williams
Though only my dad knew you I feel as though we were friends. I am very sorry You lost your life In the pentagon attack. We will always remember you!! by Mandi from Alabama, E-mail address: softball_girl@worldnet.att.net |
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On Wednesday, September 19, 2001 at 20:42:16 a tribute was placed here to Honor Frederick Wood Bivens, Jr.
Born March 19, 1947 Died April 30, 1967 in South Vietnam at the age of 20 I never knew you, but you have touched the hearts of many by Wendy |
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On Monday, September 17, 2001 at 08:25:38 a tribute was placed here to Honor Marlin David Knouse
Marlin was my brother who served in the Air Force and passed away April 29 2001. He was my best friend and the rock I leaned on. Now he is with the angels and watching over all of us. God Bless you Marlin Your Sister Pat by Pat Campbell from Liverpool Penna, E-mail address: pcampbel@tricountyi.net |
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On Sunday, September 16, 2001 at 10:41:02 a tribute was placed here to Honor Michael Weinheimer 
This was a man, pure and good, who gave his life that all who wanted, could stand proud and free. Mike, I miss you with all my heart and soul. You were the perfect husband, father and son. Thank you for being a part of my life and a part of our country. by Paula Weinheimer from Chicago, Illinois, E-mail address: brat59@mindspring.com |
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On Saturday, September 15, 2001 at 12:56:27 a tribute was placed here to Honor All those effected by the Sept. 11 attack on America... Families who lost loved ones, those who are missing, the rescue workers and our military personnel
This is a very sad week for us as Americans. The whole nation grives with you. I consider all those who perished in the attack to be an American hero! To the recuse workers...Thank You! As President Bush put is so perfectly...thank you for making us proud! It wasn't unitl this week, unfortunately, that I understood what United stands for in United States of American. We as Americans know the true meaning of patriotism. And united we will stand, and we will come out of this stronger than before!!!! I would like to ask God to be with those who have lost a loved one or have a loved one that is missing. Give them the strength and the guidance to go on. That he watche over the rescue workers, keeping them safe as their search continues. To our military personnel, that they also are kept safe as America brings the perpetrator of these bombings to justice. And lastly, but certianly not least, our Children. Let them not have learned a lesson of hatred, but a lesson of love. People reaching out to help others in need. I am proud to be an American....and feel honored to be living in a land of freedom. Thank you to all who fought for to give me this freedom!!!! GOD BLESS THE USA by Mary Ann from Pennsylvania, |
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On Friday, September 14, 2001 at 13:19:35 a tribute was placed here to Honor ALL THOSE FALLEN IN NEW YORK and WASHINGTON
Thoughts and prayers go out to all those that died and the families of those that died, at the hands of an unseen enemy. May God be with all those that died in such an un-deserving circumstance. They left us in a very horrible way but their lives will be always be remembered will live on in our lives. May God bless us all, and never forget those that died and stay in our hearts forever. by Ralph Reed from Houston, Tx., E-mail address: RReed10910@aol.com Website: Reeds VietNam Page/ Air Rescue |
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On Thursday, September 13, 2001 at 22:27:42 a tribute was placed here to Honor All American Veterans !!
May The Great Spirit from Heaven above watch over all the Veteran from all war's, past, present, & future. May The Great Spirit be with all those people also lost in the attack on America and be with their loved ones through-out their everlasting eternal lives here on Mother Earth. Peace & Love to all mankind around America. I send my Heart, Mind, Body, Soul to all the families lost, but never forgotten in this tragedy of our Country. The Greatest Country in the entire World & Universe. Just as the song Lee Greenwood sing; God Bless the USA, Peace be the Journey to all the lost for they are with our Great Father in Heaven,and if he decides for certain people to survive than & only then God will lead us to find all surviviors of this tragedy on American soil. I served my time ,just as each veteran has served their, but some have given more; with their lives that were lost in this attack on America. Your Friend's Alway, Chaplain Rodney E., Huga L., Joseph D., Corlie W., & David A. Presswood & Family. by Chaplain Rodney Eugene Presswood from Marysville, California, E-mail address: atli_yona@yahoo.com Website: My Home Page |
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On Wednesday, September 12, 2001 at 21:43:58 a tribute was placed here to Honor Sgt. Dennis Eugene Bressler US Air Force (9/14/56-4/07/00)
In memory of a wonderful man on his birthday. "The falling leaves drift by my window.... the autumn leaves of red and gold. I see your lips, the summer kisses... the sunburn hands I use to know. Since you went away, the days grow long... and soon I'll hear, oh, a winter's song. But, I miss you most of all my darling... when autumn leaves start to fall." by Anne from Charlottesville, Virginia, E-mail address: Aloh456@aol.com |
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On Wednesday, September 12, 2001 at 21:03:44 a tribute was placed here to Honor all our americans who lost their lives on september 11,2001
i just want to send our my thoughts and prayers to all the families who have lost love ones and hope we bring these people who did this to justice and give them the same exact treatment they did to our americans may god rest there souls and may they rest in peace by shawn veinot from danvers mass, E-mail address: dhs4145@aol.com |
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On Saturday, September 8, 2001 at 19:56:38 a tribute was placed here to Honor Leroy Miller
Our grandfather served with the 311th General Hospital during WWll.Thankyou for our freedom.We are very proud of you grandpa and we love you. TJ McClain, Tim McClain, Katie Miller, Ashley Perry, Brittany Perry and Cayla Perry by Carol Webb-Miller from New Castle,Pa, E-mail address: stumppy53us@aol.com |
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On Saturday, September 8, 2001 at 19:39:39 a tribute was placed here to Honor Leroy Miller
Proudly Served with the 311th Army General Hospital in the Phillipines during WWll. He is now 83 and loves to tell us about the grand time he had in the Army serving his beloved America.We owe our freedom to you and all our veterans.Thankyou all!! Proud to be your wife. Carol by Carol Webb-Miller from New Castle, Pa, E-mail address: stumppy53us@aol.com |
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On Monday, September 3, 2001 at 09:19:34 a tribute was placed here to Honor SPC Jewell Kyle
You left me so suddenly, without giving me time to say goodbye, and I Love You. I will never forget you, not one day will go by without me thinking about you. Wait for me at the gates of heaven Kyle. Forever Yours, Corrinne. by Corrinne from United Kingdom, E-mail address: corrinnes@hotmail.com |
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On Sunday, September 2, 2001 at 00:28:28 a tribute was placed here to Honor Rudy Baldwin
A quiet guy....who gave his life in Vietnam.... We think of you and your gentleness... Your friends.... Tom and DiAnne by DiAnne from Oregon, E-mail address: dwasson@gorge.net Website: A Tribute to Davy Jones and The Sixties |
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On Saturday, September 1, 2001 at 16:47:20 a tribute was placed here to Honor Michael J. Oginski and Frank Dinwiddie
Both men were KIA during those early, dark days in Korea 1950. They were soldiers (I am a Marine), but they were excellent people. Mike was a combat veteran of WW2 also (winner of two Silver Stars). by Lee Bergee from Iowa, E-mail address: operate234@yahoo.com Website: Rendezvous With Hell |
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On Monday, August 27, 2001 at 23:12:24 a tribute was placed here to Honor HMSN Stephanie Bashaw
She is serving and continuing in her fathers footsteps. by Michael Lian from Minnesota, E-mail address: retnavchief@cs.com |
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On Friday, August 24, 2001 at 01:18:26 a tribute was placed here to Honor Thomas Edwin Blevins, Sr USN MCB3, 2nd pl, A company, He gave it all!
Thomas E. Blevins, EON2, 590-68-33 MCB3, Viet Nam 1966 Chu Lai, Viet Nam, 1967, Phu Bai, Viet Nam USN Seabee 3, BETTER THAN THE BEST!!!!! My Dearest Tommy, You did not die in Viet Nam, but Viet Nam eventually killed you. Your government still refuses to honor you, but I will, your name is not on the "wall" but it's in my heart and will be until the DAY I DIE!!!!! I was only 14 years old when we met and fell in love, you were 16. We married when you were 19 and I was 17. You were only 21 years old the first time you went to Nam, and I missed you so! I prayed so hard for you and you came home, and then they sent you back a second time, and you came home again!! Now, after all these years, you're now gone, I did not know about Agent Orange, I was just so glad to have you home!! You were 55 years old when you died and we had almost 36 years of marriage together, some stormy, some wonderful. We did not know that you were dying. We had no idea, we had been told that the tumor had been killed. We thought that we still had many, many years left together. Little did we know...... You are the love of my life, I will love you forever, I lost you to cancer on April 21, 2001 and still miss you, always will. I will see you at the resurection, but until then, please hear me now, If tears could build a starirway, And mmemories were a lane, I would walk right up to heaven, And bring you back again. No farewell words were spoken, No time to say goodbye, You were gone before we knew it, And only God can tell us why. Our hearts still ache with sadness, And many tears still flow, What it meant for us to lose you, No one will ever know. But now we know you want us, To mourn for you no more. But remember all the happy times, for life has much in store. You will never be forgottem. We pledge to you today, a place within our HEARTS, Is where you'll always stay!! I have this engraved in stone sitting on my front porch. We did not know about Agent Orange when you were diagnosed with lung cancer in November, 1999. We found out about it later. Now we know, you gave it all!! Your grandchildren when you died did not understand, your daughter who does not have any children now does not understand. She did not have a "Daddy" to give her away at her wedding, only an unlighted candle "In Memory" at the altar. But she knew you were there and so did I. To all of you Viet Nam vets out there, please, please get checked, the time has run out, so they say, but if you have cancer or do not feel right, please please, please get checked. Tommy and I did not know about the Agent Orange claims (can you believe that?) We had no idea that the government had acknowleged its extistence!! Tommy was very closed-mouthed about his tour in Nam (perhaps because the government told him to be) But, the stories he told me were nightmares from hell. WELCOME HOME!!! Much love to all of you who served your country in all of the wars!!! Because of you, we are all blessed, and some can sit on their backsides and deny the the rest of us our just benefits! Once again, WELCOME HOME!!!!!!! Sincerely, Sandra Blevins by Sandra Blevins from Prattville, AL, E-mail address: dsp30@juno.com |
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On Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 20:35:57 a tribute was placed here to Honor my grandfather
Thank you PaPa.. by Lynette from Ok, E-mail address: Lynettej29@aol.com |
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On Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 00:58:50 a tribute was placed here to Honor William J. Gallagher Jr.
My father died 10 years ago at the age of 68. He was a staff sargeant in the army and fought in the battle of Saipan. He spent 6 years in the army beginning just before the war started. I miss him terribly and I never really thanked him for his brave service to our country. He had a rare sense of humor and although not perfect (who is?) he was an all around good guy. Thank you dad for being so good to me all the time and I'll think about you until the day I die. I wish we could have talked more about your war years when we had the chance. I hope to see you again someday. Love always, your only child Susan by Susan Gallagher McLaughlin from Massachusetts, E-mail address: upanddown@aol.com |
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On Wednesday, August 22, 2001 at 15:55:49 a tribute was placed here to Honor Lois Dodson (Deacon) (Pete) Brown USN
Dad passed away October 31, 1992 at home. He served on the USS Tennessee during the Pearl Horbor attack and helped any survivors from the Oklahoma. Fought during the entire WWll, Korea, Cuban blockade,Vietnam and Germany. He love us and his County.Dad wwe will never forget you. by Marietta Kirk Jones from Charleston , SC, E-mail address: Starcutter@earthlink.net |
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On Friday, August 17, 2001 at 15:44:45 a tribute was placed here to Honor Captain Richard Allen Kerr KIA Jan.31, 1968
Tour of Duty Began August 17,1967 ================================= There will always be a heartache, And a million silent tears. But always precious memories keep you ever near. Remembering you is easy, I do it everyday, But missing you is a heartache that never goes away. I hold you close within my heart,and there you will remain throughout my life, until we meet again. Semper Fi With All My Love Lil by Lil Abrams from Toronto, Canada, E-mail address: lilystoy@idirect.com Website: My Home Page |
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On Sunday, August 12, 2001 at 18:24:41 a tribute was placed here to Honor WILLIAM DEWEY TERRY
BORN: 1/16/1918 DIED: 08/06/2001 YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MISSED BY YOUR FAMILY. NOW MAY YOU REST IN PEACE WITH YOUR FRIENDS FROM THE SERVICE WHO PASSED ON WITH YOU. WE WILL LOVE YOU ALWAYS. by YOUR LOVING FAMILY from NORTH CAROLINA, E-mail address: RBRINKLEY@triad.rr.com |
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On Friday, August 10, 2001 at 18:53:58 a tribute was placed here to Honor Tommie Francis Lynch
T5 773rd Tank Destroyer Btln WWII. Double recipient of the Purple Heart and also received the Silver Star. I didn't know him as he died while on medical leave in 1945 but my father, his brother has taught me what a wonderful person he was. We love you Tommie by Cindy Lynch Russell from Katy Tx, E-mail address: cindyrussell@aol.com |
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On Thursday, August 9, 2001 at 23:21:38 a tribute was placed here to Honor WILLIAM DEWEY TERRY
BORN 1/16/1918 DIED 08/06/2001 DAD I WILL ALWAYS MISS AND LOVE YOU. YOU ARE IN A BETTER PLACE NOW WITH NO PAIN AND SUFFERING EMOTIONAL OR PHYSICAL. I HOPE YOU WILL BE JOINED BY YOUR BUDDIES FROM THE AIRFORCE AND MERCHANT MARINES THAT HAVE PASSED ON, TO TALK ABOUT ALL THE MEMORIES YOU SHARE WITH THEM, AND REST IN PEACE NOW THAT YOU HAVE WENT TO SEE THE LORD. YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER by RUTH BRINKLEY from WINSTON SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA, E-mail address: RBRINKLEY@triad.rr.com |
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On Tuesday, August 7, 2001 at 12:03:38 a tribute was placed here to Honor Lawrence Jones
Larry loved the Navy. He was wounded on board ship by a plane that flew over his ship and straffed it and he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He never lost his love of the sea and all that purtained to it.He passed away on January 30, 2001 He never talked about the war but about the friends he had and in later life he was able to locate some and they bacame friends again. God bless all who served and lost their lives and those that survived. by Doris M. Jones from Glendale, California, E-mail address: dmjlsj@aol.com |
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On Monday, August 6, 2001 at 19:18:46 a tribute was placed here to Honor Howard E. Hoger
In memory of Howard E. Hoger who was a proud veteran of World War II, beloved husband, brother, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He left a mark in everyone who met him and had a loving heart that will always be remembered. Born November 11, 1918 At Rest July 31, 2001 by Joe Bazil from Chicago, Illinois, E-mail address: Joebs43 @AOL.COM |
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On Sunday, August 5, 2001 at 01:53:31 a tribute was placed here to Honor FLOYD S. ROGERS AND JAMES S. ROGERS 
My grandfather tell about watching a man get his head blown off but he kept on firing, that man was my grandfather's best friend aboard his ship. He also would remember shooting a jap plane out of the sky. He said that he bailed, smiled for a brief second and blew apart. I was told that before the world war two his hair was black but after it turned white. He has long since passed but those are the only things he ever said about the war. My dad was in the navy too. He remember going after downed pilots in Viet Nam and the Cuba crisis. My dad never talks much about his expriences, only his ship. I can understand. I wish there would be no more war. so people would no longer have to serve and/or die so far from home. by michelle rogers from harrisonburg virginia, E-mail address: jgcn@planetcom.net |
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On Friday, August 3, 2001 at 01:22:45 a tribute was placed here to Honor Tom Wasson
This is for my husband, Tom, who served in Vietnam on the River Patrol Boats in 1967....he was wounded twice, shot in the leg and the face. He was only 20 years old. He received a Silver Star for his bravery...and we were the lucky ones...he got to come home to me, alive.....others weren't so fortunate. Please....no more Wars........ Peace. by DiAnne from Oregon, E-mail address: dwasson@gorge.net Website: A Tribute to Davy Jones and the Sixties |
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On Thursday, August 2, 2001 at 15:44:51 a tribute was placed here to Honor TSGT William A. Storti & CPL Toni Storti
Mom and Dad were both World War II Vets and have since passed on to be with their fellow veterans. My father was a crewmember on B-17's and my mom was cook in the Army. Both served their country with honor. Their names does not appear on any wall,honor roll or in history books. All I have are memories. My only regret is that they never saw their grandchildren or great grandchild. But I am sure they know. I love and miss you both. by Bill Storti from Cambridge, Massachusetts, E-mail address: bstorti@hotmail.com |
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