REMEMBRANCES
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In my heart forever
Posted on 2/24/15It has been almost forty seven years since I lost you. There has not been a day that I haven't thought about you. The day you died a very large part of me died also. My life was never the same.i loved you then, I love you still. PattiMORE -
Remembering An American Hero
Posted on 2/25/14 - by Curt Carter ccarter02@earthlink.netDear LCPL Michael John Cutri, sirMORE
As an American, I would like to thank you for your service and for your sacrifice made on behalf of our wonderful country. The youth of today could gain much by learning of heroes such as yourself, men and women whose courage and heart can never be questioned.
May God allow you to read this, and may He allow me to someday shake your hand when I get to Heaven to personally thank you. May he also allow my father to find you and shake your hand now to say thank you; for America, and for those who love you.
With respect, and the best salute a civilian can muster for you, Sir
Curt Carter
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Rememberance
Posted on 7/6/12 - by James P. Gillon vidmark@comcast.netMORE.bmp)
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Photo
Posted on 11/6/09MORE
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It seems like Yesterday
Posted on 6/6/09 - by Marcia WaltonIt seems like only yesterday, seeing Jim and Mike in their uniforms. The pride of the community. The best of the best. Marines. So many years have passed. But I still remember the light that came into a room when Mike flashed one of his famous smiles. While visiting Syracuse recently I happened to see Mike's gravestone. And I could remember him like it was yesterday. Such an appropriate inscription on the stone. Thank you, Michael.MORE -
He was my heart
Posted on 6/6/09 - by Jean Labrecque Klem jean_klem@verizon.netI've NEVER forgotten Mike. I've been married for 37 years and have 3 sons. My family has heard about your wonderful brother and we've been to The Wall to honor him. There isn't a May 28th that goes by that I don't think of Mike. He was the BEST. He'll always be in my heart.MORE
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Searching for ANY that knew or served with
Posted on 5/16/08 - by James Cutri , brother & fellow Marine 1bugler@comcast.netWould like to hear from anyone who served with or knew my brother. 707 483-4215. James. I am a Bugler in his honor. Also, his girlfriend, Jeannie ?MORE -
We Remember
Posted on 10/29/07 - by Robert Sage rsage@austin.rr.comMichael is buried at Assumption Cemetery, Syracuse, NY. -
Yearbook Photo
Posted on 10/28/05 - by Stanton Redick, 25th Infantry Division, Cu Chi, 1969-70MORE
The picture is from the 1967 Central Technical High School yearbook (Syracuse). The senior directory in the back of the yearbook has this caption:
Michael Cutri - "Coach" enjoys swimming and fishing. Future - "As good as I can make it."
To the best of my recollection, I had no classes with Mike, but definitely remember him in the class of 1967. -
Remembering Michael Cutri
Posted on 6/10/04 - by Lily HooksMORE
In my nephew's rest time, he wrote poetry. This one is on his gravestone:
War
It is a word that should be to diificult to pronounce,
It is a place that should be hidden so it can never be found,
It is a thing so ugly that it should be kept in the dark,
It is an idea that should have never become real,
It is my keeper.
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so young
Posted on 5/28/03 - by a vietnam vetSO YOUNG, YOUR SACRIFICE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN THANK YOU FELLOW SOLDIER WE WERE ALL YOUNG BACK IN 68 NOW AS WE GROW OLD ITS IS OUR DUTY TO TELL OTHERS OF THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICES YOUNG MEN LIKE YOU MADE DURING THE VIETNAM WARMORE
The Wall of Faces
Brought to you by the organization that built The Wall, the Vietnam Veterans Virtual Memorial Wall is dedicated to honoring, remembering and sharing the legacies of all those who died in the Vietnam War. Here you can go beyond the names on The Wall to see the faces, share the stories and read the remembrances posted by friends, neighbors, classmates and family members.
All of these photos will be showcased in The Education Center at The Wall on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. To learn more about the effort to collect these photos and ensure their faces will never be forgotten, visit www.buildthecenter.org.
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