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“I will remember Arthur H. Kidney.  This man "Arthur Howard Kidney" gave his life for the love of his country, he may not have died in Viet Nam, but he died from the affects of Viet Nam. He was more than the last 4-digits of his SS number, he was a man, father, son, uncle, brother, a forever friend, and the love of my life. He may have lived such a short period, but, he "casted a long shadow." He will forever live in our hearts! Semper Fi” - Stephanie from New Port Richey, FL

“I will remember SFC. Julian Luna.  To My Dad. Dad there is not a day goes by that my Love & Pride in what you have done for us & our country.I know I can speak for all of us & say we Miss & Love you & Mom ( there with you by your side) very much.I know you are both looking down & very proud of us,as much as we are of you.Dad,I wake up in the middle of the nite sometimes & talk with you alot.I carry your picture with me always & remember all the great times.I loved the stories you used to tell us of the things you have done & your buddies we met,who treated us like one of the guys when we were all together.Watching you jump from planes & also the training you done made me so proud.So this Memorial day & your Birthday is always special to me.I say for Me (Jonathan) Joannie,Janice,Joe,Jeff,Julie & Monica Luna & all our Familys,that we Honor & Love you & Mom very much.So get together with your brothers in arms & family,I'm sure God will let ya'll drink a cold one for a job well done in keeping us safe.We also will do this in rememberance of our pride & love we have for you & honor for all of you.Dad,tell mom we know she is takin care of you.I & my wife Julie think of you both always. We will always "Remember Both of You & Your fellow Brothers in Arms". From your Son Jonathan M.Luna. P.S. Love you Dad & Mom. Jonathan Luna Dothan,Alabama” - Jonathan from Dothan, AL

“I will remember Robert Toreson.  Robert was my son I am remembering him with all my love and blessings to all service men that are serving our country and keeping us safe with all my love Mom” - Alice from Sacramento, CA

“I will remember Maj. Nutter J. Wimbrow III.  On 26 Dec 72, Nutter's B-52 was hit by an SA-2 missile over Hanoi causing his death, along with his pilot, Robert Morris. The rest of the crew were interned in the Hanoi Hilton and repatriated the following April. Nutter was a great friend and outstanding crewmember. His actions contri- buted to the surrender of NVN in March of 1973.” - Derek from Evans, GA

“I will remember GLENN DALE ADAMS.  BROTHER, YOU CAME HOME AT 19 YEARS OLD, IN 1966, AND COULDN'T USE YOUR ARMS OR LEGS BUT YOUR DETERMINATION TO LIVE KEPT YOU GOING FOR 15 YEARS,AND THAT DETERMINATION HAS KEPT ME GOING TO KEEP YOUR MEMORY ALIVE!! MISS AND LOVE YOU,GOD BLESS AMERICA!! JAMMIE” - MRS.JAMMIE from COCOA, FL

“I will remember Mr. Herbert Francis Kirlis.  My darling husband. I miss you so much I can't begin to express it. You will always be in my heart and soul till we meet again in front of OUR SAVIOR & walk hand in hand again.” - Mrs. Jennifer from Derry, NH

“I will remember Donald M Cook.  Donnie is missed by all who knew him and not a day goes by that I don't think of him and miss what he would have been, a husband, father, grandfather, but that was not to be and I miss that, but the one thing that helps is knowing that he was a good soldier and gave his life for our freedom and that makes him my hero.” - Renee from Canton, MI

“I will remember Sgt Robert T Johnson.  1969...that was the year I had to go on without you in my life..so young but so ready to defend our country..an awesome sacrifice for all of us..God be with you til we meet again my love” - pam from orangeburg, SC

“I will remember Darrell Colford.  Darrell was a mine dog handler who gave his life on 11-08-1970 in service to both his country and the goal of liberating the South Vietnamese from communist aggression.” - Jim from Bartlesville, OK

“I will remember David B Toler.  To my Big Brother! You have been gone 41 years this September but it seems like yesterday! I miss you David and love you more!” - Jayne from Charleston, WV

“I will remember Frank Jones.  Mr. Jones ,along with many others, gave all for this Country. He missed all the joys of life that we that came home were able to have. He, along with Caption Whitehead , died that day in April 1968. We were never given the details of there death and years later when there was a plaque placed in this name in our county seat I was unaware of that. I feel that there are so many that need to be honored and are not. The hold battery honored you the day in April 1968..” - Edward from Seaford, DE

“I will remember PFC GEORGE T. FARAWELL.  DEAR BROTHER, SO MANY YEARS HAVE PASSED BY WITHOUT YOUR PRESENTS IN MY LIFE. I MISS U SOOOOOO MUCH AS THE REST OF THE FAMILY HAS. YOUR SACRIFICE FOR OUR FREEDOM AND COUNTRY WAS CARRIED OUT BRAVELY AND WITH HONOR. YOU ARE OUR HERO AND WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN AS WELL AS ALL THE OTHER BOYS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN VIETNAM. REST DEAR BROTHER FOR WHEN MY TIME IS UP, WE SHALL BE TOGETHER AGAIN. LOVE U- STEVE” - stephen from clifton, NJ

“I will remember Frank Jones.  Mr. Jones ,along with many others, gave all for this Country. He missed all the joys of life that we that came home were able to have. He, along with Caption Whitehead , died that day in April 1968. We were never given the details of there death and years later when there was a plaque placed in this name in our county seat I was unaware of that. I feel that there are so many that need to be honored and are not. The hold battery honored you the day in April 1968..I will fly our nations flag in honor of all..” - Edward from Seaford, DE

“I will remember Leonard Pelullo.  Almost every day at announcements at J.Hallahan High School in Philadelphia, we prayed for another of our classmates' brothers who served and gave the ultimate sacrifice. Len was one of them.” - Sandy from PHILADELPHIA, PA

“I will remember PFC Lee Roy Nolley.  Roy, WE love you and still miss you so much. Thanks to John Petty, who gave us more memories of you during your the last few months of life, while he served with you in Viet Nam. Thank you your service to The United States of America. Love, Eletha” - Eletha from Jacksonville, TX

“I will remember Captain Johnnie P. Sawyer.  I was priviledged to serve with Captain Sawyer for three years. We were PFC when we first got acquainted in 1958 and watched his dedication as we climbed the ranks to Sgt together. We were the best of friends and I know personally his love of our country. I learned so much from Johnnie and even though he went home to his eternal reward on June 10, 1966, he has always been with me in memory and influence; on that day he transferred to a higher place to observe. He has joined the "the great cloud of witnesses (Hebrews 12:1)," looking down on his family and friends waiting for that great day when we will be together again. I am a better person today because of the influence that Johnnie P. Sawyer had on my life. Even though we have difficulties understanding why these things happen, we say thanks for your ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. John 15:13 "Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends." NASU Thanks Johnnie!” - Cecil H from Monroe, MI

“I will remember Alfred Ramirez.  Dad, Your smile that lit up your face, your sound solid advice, your hugs, talks and your unconditional love is what I miss the most. You are gone from our lives but never from our hearts. A wonderful, loving husband, father, grandfather, a man that served his country with pride, honor and integrity will be forever honored and remembered by his family, friends and a grateful nation.” - Sandra from Gonzales, CA

“I will remember Ralph Lund.  To my Uncle Ralph, I wish I could have gotten to know you.” - Amber from Groveton, NH

“I will remember David Ives.  Remembering you and all the others who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you for your bravery” - Joyce from Riesel, TX

“I will remember Richard Glaude.  Richard was a guy that could always make you laugh and smile. He was a wonderful guy and his sister was my best friend in high school.” - Kathie from Lyman, ME

“I will remember Thomas.  You will always be remembered. Your daughters and five grandchildren are wonderful human beings. You would be proud. Rest in peace. Doris” - Doris from Poway, NA

“I will remember Thomas.  You will always be remembered. Your daughters and five grandchildren are wonderful human beings. You would be proud. Rest in peace. Doris” - Doris from Poway, NA

“I will remember all of them.  I remember all of them, they all fought bravely, and made the ultimate sacrifice, when I go to the wall I see all of them, they are all my brothers” - Luis E from Miami, FL

“I will remember Jerry Verne Horn.  My last memory of Jerry was watching him walk away to join his troupes in Norfolk Virginia all the while looking back with his hand waving as fast as he could and smiling ear to ear with his beautiful black hair and green eyes disappearing into the crowd all the while my mom, grandpa and I were watching and trying to find him as they walked on to the ship.We had just finished making plans for our wedding upon his return from tour of duty. I still to this day wear the wedding ring he had for me that his sister sent after he died. He will always be in my heart and his is the last picture I look at on my bedroom wall before going to sleep every night. Jerry died on August 16th 1967 in Dihn Tuong South Viet Nam protecting his buddies. The Soldotna Alaska VFW is named in his honor. Jerrys name is Panel 26E line 79. I will not be able to get there so will someone please give him a kiss for me and tell him,like I do every night, I still love him forever and will never take the wedding band off. Even after all these years I still wonder what could have been. With love, a heavy heart and tears, Carol” - Carol from Indianapolis, IN

“I will remember Lorinzer P. Clark, Jr..  Memories of my big brother are treasures in my heart. He is dearly loved and forever missed. In our honor, our mom now has a headstone on her grave.” - Lowanna from Walnut, CA

“I will remember Capt. James J. Amendola.  To the man who gave all, you are always in our thughts.” - Jean from Weymouth, MA

“I will remember GEORGE FARAWELL.  HI DAD- YOUR WERE TAKEN TOO YOUNG FROM US BY COLON CANCER AT AGE 57. I MISS YOU DAD. YOU SERVED YOUR COUNTRY AS WELL IN WORLD WAR 2, COMING HOME TO START YOUR FAMILY AND BRING US CHILDREN INTO THE WORLD ONLY TO DIE FROM A DEADLY DISEASE. YOU ARE ONE TO BE REMEMBERED FOR YOU DEFENDED YOUR COUNTRY BRAVELY AND GRANTED US FREEDOM TO LIVE FREELY. LOVE U DAD-STEVE” - STEVE from CLIFTON, NJ

“I will remember Jackie Clyde Dehart.  The Freedom Rock  and the Mohawk August 29, 1969 brought a stormy, rainy night to the area around Vung Tau, South Vietnam. I was sitting in my hootch, preparing for my 11:00 PM mission. About 9:30, someone ran in telling me I had to report to the flight-line for immediate take off. I was told that Jackie Dehart's plane had gone down and I was to be part of the initial search party. That night started me on a mission I have yet to complete. Jackie was a dear friend of mine. He has been missed, but not forgotten for all of these 40 plus years. I have done a number of things over the years to do my part in keeping Jackie's memory alive. In October of 1989, I made my first of what has now become five trips to Washington, D.C., to  The Wall . On two of those visits, Jackie's sister Mona, and her husband Bob, made the trip. Our group include Ron Wheeler and Gene Walker. Along with Jackie, the four of us were very close. We were also accompanied by Jack  Beetle  Bailey, one of our pilots from the 73rd Surveillance Airplane Company. My wife Roxie and our son Tony were included. I had managed to track down Jackie's family in 1997. At our annual OV-1 Mohawk Association Reunion, Ron, Gene and I had the family as our guests at the banquet on Saturday night. The reunion was at the Chamberlain Hotel at Fort Monroe, outside of Hampton, VA. That is where Jackie's family lives. I thought I had done all I could do to complete my  mission . Then I heard about  The Freedom Rock  and the magnificent work being done each year by Ray  Bubba  Sorensen. It took me a couple of years, I didn't want to appear pushy, to complete this step in my  mission . Jackie Dehart will be memorialized on  The Freedom Rock  this Memorial Day, May 30, 2011. As part of this event, a banquet is being held at the Airport Holiday Inn, in Des Moines on Sunday May 29th. On Monday, The American Legion Riders will escort our bus of fellow Mohawkers and family, from the Holiday Inn, to  The Freedom Rock . Part of the program will include a Fly Over by an OV-1 Mohawk. After we are finished there, we will continue on to the Greenfield Airport where the OV-1 Mohawk will be landing. We will be taking a tour of the Iowa Aviation Museum, the on to the airport for burgers grilled by the Cattleman's Association. We will then board the bus and head over to the Iowa Veterans Cemetery, on our way back to Des Moines. If the weather cooperates with us, we expect up to 500 to be attending. The majority of those in this group will be The American Legion Riders. I am so grateful to them for their participation. Any profits from the weekend will be donate to the Legion Riders Legacy Scholarship program. This helps to provide scholarships to the children of our fallen troops. Please come out and enjoy Memorial Day with us. Ed  Cycle Bear  Rohner 73rd SAC Vung Tau, South Vietnam 10 January 1969   10 January 1970” - Ed from Lake View, IA

“I will remember Merwin Morrell.  I received a bracelet in the 60's with Merwin's name on it. I thought it was very special because he shared my Dad's name. When the wall was built, I had hopes that Merwin's name would not be on it so that I could return the bracelet to him. I cried that day and left the bracelet at the wall. I share the loss of his family in a very special way.” - Debbie from Monroe, VA

“I will remember Cpl Larry E Sirois.  There has not been a day in the last 43 years I have not thought of you my friend.You were a good friend and a good Marine.” - Dale from Escondido, CA

“I will remember James E. Palmeri.  In loving memory of my brother P.F.C. James E. Palmeri (Co B, 4th Br, 12th Inf, 199th L.I.B) who was KIA in Gia Dinh Province, South Vietnam on February 26, 1969. Jim is remembered on Panel 31W, Line 70. Jim, it's been (42) years now since you died in that 'God-Forsaken-Place'; but to me, it still seems like yesterday - you're gone, but never forgotten !! Until we meet again, R.I.P. Jim - Love, your big brother Jack” - Jack from Greenfield, MA

“I will remember Donald L Graves.  I will always remember Donnie as the best brother ever. His friends all called him Louie; but,to me, he will always be Donnie. I have heard from many of his friends through the years. No one has forgotten him; and for that I am forever grateful. September 7, 1967 was the saddest day of my life. We had such great times together. Mom and Dad would get so mad when he made me laugh at the dinner table. He would make faces at me when Mom and Dad weren't looking! We just cracked up and couldn't stop. I was usually the one who was punished. That is okay as Donnie had such a short time to live. I miss him each and every day. He was, and still is, my big brother. This November 29th Donnie would have turned 65. It is unbelievable that 45 years have passed. Donnie, I love you. I miss you. You are forever my big brother. Love, Jeanette” - Jeanette from Rochester, NY

“I will remember Charles S. Walsh.  Still miss you.” - Mary Jane from Joppatowne, MD

“I will remember Donald L. Bennett.  A causin,playmate,friend to all.that never was able to have his own family, a dream of both his girlfriend and himself.I keep his uniform and Flag to remind myself how lucky I was to come home. He will never be forgoten for he gave it All in 1964.” - richard from two harbors, MN

“I will remember Edward Carl Phillips.  My father and a great person.” - Ed from jamesburg, NJ

“I will remember Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann.  Thank you, my son, for the joy that you brought to our lives. The gift of your life for this nation was not wasted nor will it ever be forgotten. Your spirit is indeed with us always.” - Beverley from Dickerson, MD

“I will remember Keith Flumere.  Always Remembered, Never Forgotten Semper Fi” - Jim from Bellingham, MA

“I will remember John William Widdowsa.  Johnny, I remember you every day of my life not just on Memorial Day. You are my little brother and you are my hero forever in my heart. I love you!” - sandra from morris, IL

“I will remember Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann.  Thank you, my son, for the joy that you brought to our lives. The gift of your life for this nation was not wasted nor will it ever be forgotten. Your spirit is indeed with us always.” - Beverley from Dickerson, MD

“I will remember James Lee.  Jim and I were young officers serving together with the 48th Infantry in Gelnhausen, Germany in the early sixties. Jim was a good officer and fine man by each and every measurement standard, and the first of my friends and brother officers to be KIA in Viet Nam. I think of Jim often and he was remembered fondly at the 48th Infantry 50th year reunion 2010 in Boston. Good officers are always honored and remembered by their brother officers.” - Richard (Dick) from Carlisle, PA

“I will remember ROBERT L ARGENTI.  MY BROTHER FOREVER DEATH WAS LIGHT AS A FEATHER” - ED from PEORIA, NA

“I will remember Earl Stanley Bakley.  KIA Iwo Jima 2/19/45 18 years young Missing you, Uncle Stanley” - fred from vineland, NJ

“I will remember John Reyes.  I will Remember my Father who served in the Vietnam War. He passed away last Sept 2010 from Non Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer a complication from Agent Orange. He was 61 years old. I think about you everyday and miss you so very much. You will always be my" Hero Dad" love you!” - Diana from TORRANCE, CA

“I will remember Gene Kilgore.  Always Remembered, Never Forgotten Semper Fi” - Jim from Bellingham, MA

“I will remember John William Widdowsa.  Johnny, I remember you every day of my life not just on Memorial Day. You are my little brother and you are my hero forever in my heart. I love you!” - sandra from morris, IL

“I will remember John Reyes.  I will Remember my Father who served in the Vietnam War. He passed away last Sept 2010 from Non Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer a complication from Agent Orange. He was 61 years old. I think about you everyday and miss you so very much. You will always be my" Hero Dad" love you!” - Diana from TORRANCE, CA

“I will remember Donald L. Bennett.  A cousin ,playmate,friend to all.that never was able to have his own family, a dream of both his girlfriend and himself.I keep his uniform and Flag to remind myself how lucky I was to come home. He will never be forgoten for he gave it All in 1964. sadly missed by Richard Bennett” - richard from two harbors, MN

“I will remember George D. Chunko.  Always and Forever my Dear Brother, you remain in my Thoughts, Prayers, and Heart..RIP (I Proudly Salute You)” - Carl from Newark, OH

“I will remember Maurice "Pete" Kraemer.  Pete, Will always remember our times on bunker duty eating from "care packages" and you coming "in from the wire" from patrol humped over with the radio on your back. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of you . Now that I found out where you are buried ,I hope to visit your final resting place this summer .” - Paul from Worcester, MA

“I will remember Albert Carey.  Dad is not with us anymore but I just wanted to remember him this Memorial Day. He was a faithful husband, father and Marine. Dad was a WWII Veteran and he told me many stories but he took special effort not to glorify war. I have this memory of my boyhood friend and myself playing all the time with toy soldiers and imagining we were war heros. One day my father sat us down and showed us a military picture album of cemeteries with row after row of white crosses and said, "Boys, this is what war is really about. Have fun with your toys but always remember what really happens in war." Thanks dad, I'll never forget that.” - Carl from Petaluma, CA

“I will remember Richard Glen Collins.  I think about you everyday and wish we could have spent more time together.” - Linda from Beaverton, OR

“I will remember Carl Goodfellow.  Thank you Carl for your bravery on December 23, 1967! Jim W.” - James from Chesapeake, VA

“I will remember Capt. Humberto Robles Hernandez.  On August 15, 1969, my life and world were changed forever by your death, my dearest hermano. You are gone, but you have not been forgotten! I still miss you and always will until we are together again. God bless you, hermano and God bless the United States of America!” - Agueda from Scottsdale, AZ

“I will remember Mark S. DiOrio.  I think of you daily and wonder about the "what if's" that may have been. I miss you and thank you for your courage and our freedom.” - Glenn from Aptos, CA

“I will remember Thorvald Christopher Blegen.  This is for my dad he serve 4 yrs and was a medic in Hawaii during Pearl Harbor in World War II. My dad been gone over 25yrs he died of cancer 7-30-1986. He use to tell us 5 girls that he was a proud soldier serving in the Army for 4 yrs.& if he wouldn't have met our mine at a dance he probably would have re-inlisted. My mom talk him out of it. He said, he had one of the worst jobs of the Army picking of the injured & the dead. He told us that it is one of the most rewarding job he ever had and to do it all over again he would have. He would have like to because he made a difference in a lot of men & women's lives. He held many hands of dying men & women. He said each & everyone made difference some of us made it and a lot of them didn't. They were all there for only 3 things and that was to: TO SERVE THERE COUNTRY TO DO THE BEST THEY NEW HOW COME HOME ALIVE My grandma use to tell all her grandchildren that she had 3 sons in the Army during World War II my dad, 2 uncles in Hawaii my other uncle was in Germany.” - Bonnie from Bemidji, MN

“I will remember Clifford E. Haley.  Clifford is one of the 58,000+ that must never be forgotten!!!!!!!” - Terry from Slidell, LA

“I will remember Donald S Holke.  Co A, 1st Bn, 35th Inf..Gone but never forgotten..Cacti Forever” - David from Clinton, MD

“I will remember Andrew Rackow.  To all those who gave their lives, we will always remember you and the sacrifice you made.” - susan & Mel from Ambler, PA

“I will remember Warren G. Jackson.  Even tho it has been 35+ years it feels like yesterday. I miss you every day! Your Grandchildren and I are looking forward to the day we see you again in Heaven. Love! Jeanine” - Jeanine from Arizona City, AZ

“I will remember William C Weiss, Jr.  I am very proud of my brother and think of him everyday. I was 13 when I lost him but I am so proud of what he did for our country. God Bless Bill you are always in my heart.” - Cindy from Palmyra, PA

“I will remember John Arrabito, Jr..  In memory of our cousin John who served our country well in the VietNam war. He left us too soon from the after-effects of his service. He is remembered by his family and friends, and is always in our thoughts and prayers.” - Lucy from Saddle Brook, NJ

“I will remember Arden L. Krukow.  Thanks to the family who gave Kruk to us all. He died not in vain, in an unpopular war, but to give us the freedom we have. From all of the River rats, from Goat Island and from the Silent Service, Arden was, and is still, our brother. We honor you and your family. Every Memorial Day I place a small red candle on the Altar as I speak our prayers; no one but me knows what it is for; it is for Arden L. Krukow. Green Board, Mate.” - Rev. Lee from Worland, WY

“I will remember Lawrence Geiger.  My uncle Lawrence sadly died before I was born, but I know that he was a good man.” - Melissa from Columbia, MD

“I will remember Bucky Parker.  Uncle Bucky I still remember the day we recieved the news you were killed in action in Viet Nam on your 3rd tour. I remember I didn't want you to go the third time but you did because you wanted to serve your country. I miss you! Evelyn” - Mary from Burna, NA

“I will remember Kenyon Elroy Bean.  Co A, 1st Bn, 35th Inf..Gone but never forgotten..5/19/67..Cacti Forever” - David from Clinton, MD

“I will remember DWIGHT PINZA MC KEATHON.  Dwight, I think about you every single day. I remember you fondly.....especially your great smile and sense of humor. I am honored to have known you and I so appreciate your service and ultimate sacrifice. I will celebrate your life this Memorial Day. There is great love for you here.......now and forever.” - JANET from DETROIT, MI

“I will remember Dennis Paul Wright.  You are remembered always.” - Don from Spanish Fork, UT

“I will remember James Craig Manwarren.  In loving memory of Jim Manwarren who was an amazing father, husband and friend. He is greatly missed each and every day. We love you very much and are greatful for the time we had with you.” - Rob from San Diego, CA

“I will remember Dennis Dyer.  Dennis,you are always remembered” - Don from Spanish Fork, UT

“I will remember John E. Nelson.  John was killed in April 1968, but our friendship has endured and still exists today. I was Military Escort at John's Funeral.” - William B. from Sacramento, CA

“I will remember SFC Oliver Dewitt Dumas.  My father died serving his country almost 45 years ago in Vietnam. He left a widow with four daughters ranging in the ages from two to eleven. My father would have been proud of the legacy he left behind: 4 daughters, 6 grandsons, 3 granddaughters, 4 great-grandsons, 3 great-granddaughters and one due any day. My mother is still living and misses him every day. Dad, you will never be forgotten! We love you.” - Sandi from Villa Rica, GA

“I will remember Roger M. Netherland.  "Dutch" Netherland downed over North Vietnam, May 10, 1967. He was listed as missing in action. Six years later after the P.O.W.s were returned his status was changed  presumed killed in action . The Navy contacted my Aunt that a major DNA breakthrough had been reached and that Dutch would be a perfect test case. She found a lock thick blond lock of hair  in perfect condition   and it provided a perfect match for positive identification. On June 30th 2000, he was laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery - Finally home.” - Bill from Severna Park, MD

“I will remember Marion LaRosa.  Marion was my first cousin. His family moved to California in the 1950's so I did not see him often. We always referred to his family as the California cousins. His daughter was born about 2 months after he was killed in 1970 in Viet Nam .” - Catherine from La Palma, CA

“I will remember Ronald Schnaidt.  My first cousin Ron, you will always be remembered. Your Mom, Brothers, Sister and I are all proud of you. You are in heaven with your dad enjoying the good life. Thanks for your sacrifice to keep this nation "free". We love you and miss you. Your cousin and "Thankfull Veteran".” - James from Felton, DE

“I will remember SFC Kenneth perrone.  my Brother 3 tours of duty in Vietnam died 2004 from AO RIP My Brother” - ronald s from wildwood, FL

“I will remember HARRY BAKER.  Harry: May your family know we don't forget. RIP” - PHILLIP from LOWELL, MI

“I will remember Patrick M. Dixond.  Pat was a high school classmate of mine in the 1963 Dixon High School class. He would not likely remember me for we were not friends, just classmates. I will always remember Pat and honor his memory by wearing a memorial band in his honor with his name, branch of service and the sad day that he was killed on May 28 1969. Thank you for your sacrifice, Pat. Rest in peace Lt.” - james from charleston, SC

“I will remember SP4 Charles"Chuck" E. Wight.  To a my friend Chuck. Remember? You saved my life that night with you, me, and Rick on the tower. I think of you every day until we meet again. Why did you have get killed! God damn it.” - Patrick from Steilacooom, WA

“I will remember stanley smith.  MAJOR STAN SMITH AND I WERE BASIC SCHOOL PLATOON MATES AND RE-UNITED IN VIETNAM[1968].STAN ,A USMC ENGINEER OFFICER DIED THERE DOING HIS DUTY FAITHFULLY AND PROFESSIONALLY.SEMPER FIDELIS,MARINE STAN SMITH” - JAMES from HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA

“I will remember Tommy Kane.  Tommy was a friend who has been missed. God bless him. God bless all that have given their lives so we can live freely!” - Jack from naperville, IL

“I will remember Edward Krajewski.  My Uncle Eddie never wanted to talk about his experiences during WWII, but he really didn't have to. His yelling during the nights, MANY YEARS AFTER the war, and well into his older years, caused by nightmares of his experiences, told us everything he chose not to share. In rememberance of my dear Uncle Eddie, and all the heroes, I salute you and will never forget your loyalty, service and pride in serving your country. Your loving niece, Patricia” - patricia from staten island, NY

“I will remember LT James Patzwall.  Captured and decapitated by the VC with one week remaining on his tour; Jim never got to see his baby girl.” - Arthur J. from Owings Mills, MD

“I will remember Bobby Ray Jermyn.  My dearest Bob, I always remember you on Memorial Day and of course many other times. I will never forget...I love you still. Fran” - Fran from Chatom, NA

“I will remember Stan Zalweski.  Vietnam, 1965 (WIA), D Company, 3rd Recon Bn Vietnam, 1967--68, Motor Trans Company (B?)” - David from Santa Barbara, CA

“I will remember Donald Dawson Burnham.  Dawson, my dear friend...thoughts of you and the many memories we made. What fun we had at P.C. beach. I will never forget... Love ya, Fran” - Fran from Chatom, NA

“I will remember Larry Wilkerson.  We miss ya brother. 44 yrs ago” - Craig from Beaumont, TX

“I will remember Captain Charles J. Savage Jr.  To my brother Chuck.... always in our hearts and in our memories. Love you.” - Maureen from braintree, MA

“I will remember William E. Heilman.  remembering a wanderful brother who has been gone since May 5, 1968, He is gone but never forgotten. missed very much every day.” - gail from Manchester, PA

“I will remember DAVID LEE LIPSCOMB.  THANK YOU FOR SERVING AND FOR GIVING YOUR ALL. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY HERO. SEMPER FI, MY BELOVED BROTHER. REST IN PEACE UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN. LOVE, YOUR SISTER, ANNE” - J. ANNE from BALLSTON LAKE, NY

“I will remember CPT. William H. Denney Jr..  You were someone I could always look up to. God I wish you were here to help me with mom because I know you would and for us to go hunting and fishing together” - Thomas C, from Moorefield, WV

“I will remember Marvin Wagner.  Marvin, you are in my thoughts a lot. You did give the ultimate sacrifice, and for that I thank you. I love and miss you very much, my dear cousin. You didn't even get to meet your little girl. She is a great young lady. Again, thank you Marvin, love, Linda” - Linda from LaVerne, CA

“I will remember Peter H. Chapman II.  Known to his family as Hayden, he was a wonderful grandson, son, brother, uncle and friend to all who knew him. A very special person, indeed, and missed beyond what words can express.” - Beth Chapman from Columbus, OH

“I will remember SSGT. Clarence P. Weygand.  He served three wars. A special Father.” - Sammy from Claremore, OK

“I will remember Jimmy Lee Ward.  You were the greatest brother a sister could have you didn't have to go but you wanted to fight for your country even tho you were there for a short time. You are always in our hearts. Love your family” - Pam from Caldwell, ID

“I will remember Richard Dee Henrey.  Dear Brother, We celebrate all you were and all you never could be in your life cut short. On Memorial day, and always, we remember you with pride, with love and with sadness for all those here who never knew you. Rest in peace, until we meet again. Reby” - Rebecca from Scottsdale, AZ

“I will remember Rex William Ackerman.  Rex was one in a million. Everyone who knew him thought the world of him. Although I was not a member of the family at the time he was killed, I too mourned him, as did many. I not only honor Rex, but I honor all who have served to protect us and keep us safe. Thanks to all! Rex, we will never forget you. Love and miss you, big brother Don and Den.” - Deborah from Germfask, MI

“I will remember POLCHOW.  All i can remember is that he was a member of 3RD Recon Bn in Viet Nam and a very good friend who gave his life for our country. Semper/Fi,OOHRA” - robert from beaufort, SC

“I will remember Frank L. Bosch.  Frankie Bosch, my late husband was with the USAF for 34 years. He was a Lt Col when he retired. His service included three wars   WWII, Korea and Vietnam. He enthusiastically volunteered as a guide at the wall for 20 years before he passed away in 2004. It was done with all his caring love. His wife Margaret  Mardy  Bosch” - Mardy from Annandale, VA

“I will remember James D.Shofestall (Deceased).  I didn't lose my dad while he was in the military but with his service record and military history, he is absolutely a hero and deserves to be remembered! Dad proudly served our country for 22 yrs., and saw three wars. W.W.II in Navy, Korea and Vietnam while in the Army for 18 yrs., with several medals and a Presidential Citation to his ship for a rescue of 119 men after their ship was sunk. Dad, I Salute You!” - Sammy D. from Reynoldsville, PA

“I will remember Ronald Lee Beckett.  The time is nearing, Ron, when I will join you in Heaven singing praises to the Lord Jesus who is the real hero of both of our lives.” - Tom from Columbus, OH

“I will remember Thomas K. Reddick.  SGT.Reddick (Captain Tom)worked incredibly hard at his job as security at Horizon House in FT.Lee N.J. many famous and movie stars lived in Horizon House and commented on his excellant and expert way he did his duties. I remember when he saved a babies life as the mother fell near his station without a moments notice he caught the newborn and saved that child from lifelong devastating injury.We always called him "Captain Tom" and when he answered the phone he answered "South Tower Tom" I helped him for 7 years to get over his demons even sat up with him for several nights so he would not hurt himself. Captain Tom was a registered member of the Seminole Nation and I truly miss my Brother in Arms, he served in RVN 1967-1968 or 1969.He is the holder of Purple Heart and the Bronze Star, I miss you, Chip U.S.Army Vietnam Era.” - Louise from Damascus, PA

“I will remember Brian Montgomery.  I worked with this young gentleman. He was such a plesant person, always smiling & happy! He treated everyone with respect. Alot of young men don't, but when you talked with him, he made me feel as if he'd known me for a long time.But it was for such a short time.Brian loved his country, and fighting for what he believed in! And this is what made him who he was! Not a day goes by, Brian that I think of you. I miss you Dear Brian.May God bless and continue to hold your family in his Loving Arm's as he is holding you right now.THANK YOU, for protecting all of us in the United States.” - Mrs. Pamela from Buckhannon, WV

“I will remember WILLIAM H. REEDY JR..  BILL, WE MISS YOU AND THINK OF YOU OFTEN! HARRY” - HARRY from NEW PORT RICHEY, FL

“I will remember Doyle Allen McShan.  Doyle was a great brother, who loved his family and his country.” - Arlene from Stephenville, TX

“I will remember Robert (Bob) Pulaski.  Bob was a consumate soldier who became my friend during our tour in Vietnam. We would often talk late at night in the jungle about going home and our plans after the Army. With less than a month before returning to the USA, Bob was killed near a hilltop artillery base. He was 20 years old. I have been fortunate to meet some of his family members. We plan to establish a scholarship in his name at his high school in Northern Wisconsin. Bob is now a soaring "Screaming Eagle" of the 101st Airborne Division and, like the motto of our unit, is now "Above The Rest". Thank you, Bob, for being my friend. I will remember and honor you always.” - David from Normal, IL

“I will remember James Nicholson.  James and I were both in the 199th Inf Brg.” - James from Apple Valley, CA

“I will remember Thomas Joe Wade.  Tom Wade was my best friend who was killed in Dak To Vietnam Nov.20,1967.He was the best friend I ever had and I think of him every day.Airborne All The Way.” - Melvin from Jewett, TX

“I will remember Dong Ong.  My uncle Dong flew 100s of B52 missions over Germany in WWII and over Vietnam in the 1960s. He was a brave man and good husband.” - Sally from Avoca, WI

“I will remember Richard A McKechan.  I miss my husband and all that he meant to our family He was my best friend lover and father to our 4 sons. I will always rememeber the good times and bad times we had together Love you Richie” - Sharon from Bushkill, PA

“I will remember Terry M. Westergard.  Terry, Not a year goes by that I do not think of you my friend. You were a good friend. My daughter has been to the Wall, I have not. But I ask her to look for your name. You gave all Brother and the Team never forgot or ever will. Semper Fi Terry. RIP” - Daniel J. from Gilbert, AZ

“I will remember Daniel Francis Reid.  Dear Danny, Not a day goes by that I don't think of you, my big brother. I have missed you so much through all these years. The best thing happened, though, when I found your fox hole buddies after 36 years, and took Dad to Reno to meet them. I'll never forget that day, or you, or those great 3 guys that I love like brothers now. Mom and Dad are now with you, and I think often of the memories you have shared with each other now that you are together again. I love you so much. I miss you. I thank you and all those men and women for your sacrifice and service to our great country. Your nephew, Rob, now serves full-time in the National Guard. Please watch over him wherever he may be or may go. Hugs and kisses to the best big brother ever, with the brightest smile, the beautiful black hair, and even all the teasing you sent my way when we were kids.” - Roberta from Layton, NA

“I will remember Florendo B. Pasual.  A great Platoon Sgt. that I lost beside me in the Ia Drang Valley on 3 Nov. 1965. I will not forget this man!” - Charles B. from Eddington, NA

“I will remember 1/Lt Jerome Elkins.  Lt Jerome Elkins was a pilot in the Air Force and gave his life for his country. He left a five year old daughter and many friends who will always remember him as a fun loving person. He gave his all in what ever he did.” - Rosie from Cleburne, NA

“I will remember Bob Duke.  We miss you dad!” - Bobby from Midlothian, NA

“I will remember James Rudell Cobb.  Dad, I remember the day you were going to Viet Nam for a Year. I know you thought it would be the last time we would see each other. I am proud of you and you did return home. You served 20 years and retired as a Captain. I miss you terribly. Love, Mary Evelyn” - Mary from Burna, NA

“I will remember Robert L Murphy.  Co A, 1st Bn, 35th Inf..Gone but never forgotten..5/22/67..Cacti Forever” - David from Clinton, MD

“I will remember Harry Kingsmill.  Thanks for all your hard work and dedication to the US NAVY Dad, you always made us proud!” - Susan from Havertown, PA

“I will remember Thomas Grosser.  Thank you for your service.” - Theresa from Dulutg, MN

“I will remember Carolyn Saenz.  Sgt. Ruben L Saenz is missed greatly by his family and friends. My heartfelt, gratitude and thank you to all serving our great country. God bless all. With gratitude, Carolyn Saenz” - Carolyn from Tucson, AZ

“I will remember Frederick T. Garside.  My brother in arms. When we were both stationed with the 17th Tac. Recon. Sq, Shaw AFB, back in '56-57. And we both travelled up to Massachusetts together on a PCS move, you to Otis AFB & me to Germany, we had a great time together. Eventually you went to Vietnam & so didn't I. I, came back & you were in Lost over Laos with your crew. Some gave all & you did. Rest in peace my brother in arms, rest well. Pete "moose."” - Peter from Columbus, KS

“I will remember Joseph J. Danna, Jr..  I am remembering my father, CWO Joseph J. Danna, Jr. who was KIA on December 16, 1970. I honor him and all of the fathers who made the ultimate sacrifice for their families” - Melanie from Marlton, NJ

“I will remember Jeffery Scott Hutcheson.  My husband loved life and his family more than anything else. He was always smiling and was loved by all those who knew him. He was a very proud Vietnam Veteran. He will be in our hearts forever...........” - Patricia from Mt. Juliet, TN

“I will remember Richard Monroe Pruett.  An American who served his country, paid a hugh price and never complained. Rick was an example of the quality that made America the greatest country in the world.” - Bert from San Diego, CA

“I will remember David Callahan.  I lost a friend and a drinking buddy on that dark and dreary day.” - Daniel from Erie, PA

“I will remember Cate Kingsmill.  Thanks to our "Cate" for giving up your time and talent to serve such a great country. We are all so proud of you and thankful to God that he brought you home safe and sound!” - Susan from Havertown, PA

“I will remember Donn L. Sweet.  Smile, that's an order” - Eastminster School from Conyers, GA

“I will remember David Callahan.  I lost a friend and a drinking buddy on that dark and dreary day.” - Daniel from Erie, PA

“I will remember James C. Manwarren.  I wish to remember my wonderful husband and the father of my beautiful children. We lost you too soon but we are so blessed to have had you in our lives. We love you always. Lynda, Wendy & Rob” - Lynda from Rochester, MI

“I will remember Harold Jett Frazer.  My Dad was an "Officer and a Gentleman." He served in WW11 as a Bombardier Navigator. I always looked up to my Dad with so much respect. He loved his family so very much......Thanks, Dad” - Patricia from Nashville, TN

“I will remember Gerald Wrazen.  Jerry was a great friend, have a lot of great memories.” - Richard from Lizella, GA

“I will remember Michael Dennis Craig.  Michael Craig and I grew up as kids in Rosemead Calif. Mike was very close to his family and friends, he will always be in our hearts and a true Hero.” - John from Laguna Beach, CA

“I will remember Joseph Zucconi.  Joseph Zucconi served aboard an LST in the Pacific during WWll. He passed away a few years ago.” - Al from Massapequa Park, NY

“I will remember Billy Godfrey.  Billy , you were always the nicest guy in school, a neighbor and good to everyone. Thank you for your sacrifice.” - Gale from Tunnel Hill, GA

“I will remember Richard E. Copenhaver Sr..  He served in the Air Force in Vietnam.He was a good father and a devoted husband. I lost a special person that meant the world to me.You are gone, but never forgotten.May God Bless each andevery one of our Vets.We miss you alot.” - Kay from Jonestown, PA

“I will remember Kenneth Ogle.  Kenneth, you were always a good guy. Thank you for your sacrifice and God bless your family.” - Gale from Tunnel Hill, GA

“I will remember SFC Oliver Dewitt Dumas.  My father died serving his country almost 45 years ago in Vietnam. He left a widow with four daughters ranging in the ages from two to eleven. My father would have been proud of the legacy he left behind: 4 daughters, 6 grandsons, 3 granddaughters, 4 great-grandsons, 3 great-granddaughters and one due any day. My mother is still living and misses him every day. Dad, you will never be forgotten! We love you.” - Sandi from Villa Rica, GA

“I will remember Carlo Oppizzi.  Carlo Oppizzi served in the Pacific theater piloting landing barges in battle. He passed away recently” - Al from Massapequa Park, NY

“I will remember Sandy Lee Foster.  Sandy served for 23 years in Republic of Vietnam, Texas,Florida and Europe. He died from an Agent Orange related disease and was remembered in this year's Memory Day Program. Loved and missed forever by his wife, family and friends.” - Jean from Sebring, FL

“I will remember Robert Jacy Todd.  Robert Todd died on the day I was born. We never met, we were never in the same country but I have worn an MIA bracelet for a few years since I learnt of him and his sacrifice.” - Lee from Wolverton, NA

“I will remember George Lee Barnes.  You are forever in my heart.” - Mary from Clinton Township, MI

“I will remember ARLEN J. DUCKETT, JR..  I SERVED WITH HIM IN VIETNAM. I WAS THERE THE NIGHT THAT HE DIED. I WILL NEVER FORGET IT. HE WAS A GREAT MARINE. HE WAS WELL LIKED IN THE BATTERY. WE HAD GONE THROUGH OJT IN CUBA, AND TRAINING IN CAMP PENDELTON, AND ABOARD THE USS GENERAL WILLIAM MITCHELL. WE WERE IN THE SAME BATTERY IN VIETNAM, "A" BTRY. 1ST BN 12TH MARINES. SEMPER FI, BROTHER. I MISS YOU.” - MARK from PALMDALE, CA

“I will remember CLIFFORD J BROCK.  THIS IS MY FATHER I AM TALKING ABOUT.HE IS NOW 83 YEARS OLD.HE HAD A PACEMAKER PUT IN HIS HEALTH ISN'T THAT GOOD.HE HAS HEART PROBLEMS.PUT HE IS MY HERO FOR MANY REASONS.HE NOT ONLY SERVED HIS COUNTY HE TOOK CARE OF HIS FAMILY 6 CHILDREN AND HIS WIFE.MY MOM PASSED AWAY ABOUT 31 YEARS AGO.WE ALL MISS HER DEARLY.US CHILDREN ARE DOING WHAT WE CAN DO TO KEEP OUR FATHER WITH US AS LONG AS WE CAN.” - GLORIA from COHOES, NY

“I will remember Carl Reed.  Carl Reed was my cousin. He was the only son of my fathers younger brother. Carl enlisted in the Marine Corp in 1965 or 1966 but he was killed in action in Viet Nam in 1967. I have a number of cousins but none that I was any closer to than Carl. His mother, Mary, was an angel and Carl was the pride of my Uncle Francis. I remember Carl's funeral, he was buried in Dress Blues and he was among the early casualties of Viet Nam that came out of my neighborhood. By the time Viet Nam ended numerous friends, classmates, relatives of mine had served in all branches of the military. I have located Carl on "The Wall" and I cannot look at "The Wall" without tears welling up in my eyes. In essence I honor all of them and my father who was a U.S. Naval veteran of World War II, my uncles who all served in the Army in World War II and Korea, The Montford Point Marines, of whom my mother was traveling secretary for a number of years, and the Tuskegee Airmen, of whom I got to know many in my young adult years. I am always aware of the debt that I and this nation owes to our veterans. I honor and salute them all.” - Michael from Burbank, CA

“I will remember Major Richard H. Defer.  Dick: Our status in the AF of 1961 to 1963 was one of commissioned versus enlisted, when we were fellow crewmembers in the BUF. I went on later to be commissioned and fly in Viet Nam, while you went on to the biggest adventure of your lifetime, flying as a Raven in Laos. It became your last adventure; I salute you now and always, for the final full measure that you gave for your country. Tim Ennor (A2C then, retired Major now)” - Timothy from Mount Holly, NJ

“I will remember Eugene Rommel.  MY father, Eugene Rommel is my hero. He exemplified a true American Patriot. His love for God, country, family and friends transcends with time and he is loved and missed dearly by so many people he touched. He gave his all for this country to protect our freedom and way of life. He now flys on the wings of angels. Love you daddy, see you in heaven-Patti” - Patricia from Glendale, AZ

“I will remember SGT RICHARD L. BLANKENSHIP.  MY SON LOST HIS LIFE WITH THE 1983 BOMBING IN BEIRUT, LEBANON. MAY WE NEVER FORGET.” - Donald R from FAYETTEVILLE, NC

“I will remember Adam Conboy.  You are missed every single day by your family and friends. Thank you for all you gave for our freedom.” - Marcella from Wilmington, DE

“I will remember Jeff Stokes.  We went to high school and I believe we entered the Army around the same time in 1968. I believe Jeff was drafted as I was and the last I heard was that he was killed in Viet Nam by friendly fire in 1969. Jeff was a great guy!!” - Richard from Chino Hills, CA

“I will remember JOHN W LUPU.  REST IN PEACE JOHN” - ronald from HOLIDAY, FL

“I will remember Christoper Morgens.  We remember you always and especially on this day. I am going to the reunion of your unit, Co. B, 1/52 Inf. 198th Bge on Memorial Day weekend. I will meet men who served with you, including men under your command the day you were killed.” - Augie from South Pasadena, CA

“I will remember Albert K. Christy.  Dear Albert K.C.! Apart of the 25th Infantry,It is Spring and Father's day is near. I think about you all the time and I just wanted you to know that Iam a graduate and am in college now. I know you would be proud that your'e little girl is all grown up now.Eventhough it seems that we are miles apart,i feel that you are closer to me than my beating heart. Love forever,xx-000 your Goldstar Daughter, D.K.Christy” - Diana from Edmonds, WA

“I will remember William P. Dackermann.  Thank you so much for your service during the Viet Nam War. Times are trying for you right now with your strength in dealing with the Leukemia. Hopefully the bone marrow transplant will get you back on track. God Bless you for your sacrifice in keeping us all safe.” - ANTOINETTE from ORMOND BEACH, FL

“I will remember Dennis L. Gump, Sr..  A most beautiful man, husband, father who was so proud to serve his country and call himself a "Marine". I am honored to bear his last name and cherish every moment that we were together. Forever loved, forever missed, and never forgotten ~ Joanne, Tara and Denny, Jr.” - Joanne from Canonsburg, PA

“I will remember Robert Reid Thruston III.  I was flying in the helicopter with him on 18 Dec 1964 when he was KIA” - P.Cary from Glen Allen, VA

“I will remember David Parker.  Elizabeth Pond was a close friend and anembedded journalist during the Vietnam war. She and the squad she was with were stopped in Cambodia and she, along with three others, was never seen again. Our government never admitted we had forces in Cambodia, so these soldiers and Eslizabeth were never aknowledged.” - David from Colfax, NC

“I will remember David Threadgill.  Danny Threadgill's Brother” - Danny from Perryton, TX

“I will remember SSG Berton Decker.  I served with SSG Berton Decker while we were part of Co D, 19th Engineer Battalion situated at LZ Thunder, Republic of Vietnam. SSG Berton Decker was a capable, knowledgeable and well respected NCO who was sorely missed by all those aquainted with him when he was KIA.” - David from Stratford, CT

“I will remember Clarence Stokes.  I worked for SSgt Clarence Stokes at Wheelus AB in Libya, 1962-1964. I was in Vietnam with him, at Tan Son Nhut AB, 1967-1968. Sergeant Stokes was a professional Air Police NCO who was an excellent leader. He was a credit to himself, his wife and children, his parents, the US Air Force and the Nation. He earned the Bronze Star in Vietnam. I am pleased to have known him, to have worked under his supervision, and to have been his friend. He left us in the 1980s, living in Virginia at the time of his passing, but will never be forgotten.” - Richard from Pittsburg, KS

“I will remember Paul Ballard.  Paul was one of my best friends in high school. He was one of the sweetest guys one could know. He was killed with less then 30 days to go because he volunteered to lead a patrol. He had reached the rank of sargeant. I just learned from my ex-husband who flew Chinook rescue flights in Nam the he had tried to get Paul transferred to his unit to be a gunner on his helicopter. The commanding office refused and Bill believes that Paul would have made it home safe and sound if the transfer had gone through. He still is bitter about that so even though he made it home he is also a victim to be remembered on this day. Our marriage ended because of his Vietnam experience. What a mess that "war" made in so many lives.” - Karen from Westerville, OH

“I will remember William Frances Tompkins.  William,We love and miss you so very much.Love:Bonnie,Will,Cassandra and Susan” - Susan W, from North Andover, MA

“I will remember Thomas Underhill.  I was his camp counselor at Camp Daniel Boone in KY. One of the finest young men I have ever known and grew into one missed by all. One of the geat losses for our country.” - kent from claremont, CA

“I will remember PFC Francis X. Kane.  We will always remember you Franny. Semper Fi! Cos” - Edward from Philadelphia, PA

“I will remember Jim Manwarren.  I remember my dad on this day--and every other day. A man who gave his everything to whatever he did--starting his own business, raising two children, spending quality time with his family. He was and continues to be an inspiration to me, his loving daughter, who misses him very, very much.” - Wendy from San Diego, CA

“I will remember George Scott Finneral.  Scotty was just 21 years old and was one of 6 members of a helicopter crew that crashed on Sept. 14, 1991. The crew was in the Persian Gulf as part of the clean up from Operation Desert Storm. It has been a devesating loss and my life has never been the same. It is nearly 20 years and the pain is as severe today as it was so long ago. I sincerely hope that our troops will be coming home soon and often pray for all those that have sacraficed so much.” - Irene from Lowell, NA

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