THE WALL OF FACES

James is buried at Haven Memorial Park, Feltonville, PA.

Catholic Chaplain; Three Other area GI's Killed in Vietnam War

Army Pfc. James A. Anderson, 20, of 113 Franklin st., Chester.
Pfc. Anderson, a 1966 graduate of Chester High School, was drafted a year later. An infantry rifleman, he died of wounds February 20.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Louise Anderson; a sister, Carole, his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldsborough and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Warrick.

Article appeared in part in The Philadelphia Inquirer on February 27, 1968. The Chaplain and the 2 area men KIA's mentioned in the article were 1Lt. Robert R. Brett, USN, of Collingdale, PA, and Army Sp/4's Joseph T. Gallagher and Ray D. Cropper, both of Philadelphia.

Did not know you personally, but I now feel spiritually attached. Hope God has watched over you all these years.
Tony Teofilak Tour of Duty 4/12/68-4/12/69, 101st Airborne.

Your brothers of Second Battalion, First Marines honor your service and
your supreme sacrifice. You are one of our Heroes. Your comrades of 2/1
hold you in their hearts and minds forever. Take your warrior's rest for a
duty well done. Semper Fi, Marine!