HONORED ON PANEL 46E, LINE 2 OF THE WALL
JOSEPH GREGORY ARTAVIA
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JOSEPH G ARTAVIA
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LEFT FOR JOSEPH GREGORY ARTAVIA
POSTED ON 5.13.2025
POSTED BY: Jim Madrid
To the Joe Artavia Family
I was in basic training in Ft.Lewis when Joe was KIA, upon graduation from Basic I was home on leave, was walking up Mission street when I ran into Sgt. Kirkham our ROTC Instructor, he informed me that we had lost Joe, he was a very positive person, pleasant to be around, my prayers go out to the remaining members of the Artavia family, God bless u guys.
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POSTED ON 5.13.2025
POSTED BY: Jim Madrid
Classmate
My Name is Jimmy Madrid, Joe and I were classmates at Everett Junior HighSchool , we went on to Mission High School , we were in ROTC together, upon my return from Vietnam I moved back to New Mexico.
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POSTED ON 7.5.2024
POSTED BY: Edward J artavia
Poem to my brother Joey for I am his brother and my name is Edward
For this poem is different in many many ways it has to do with someone who's now in the grave for this person I'm talking about was very close to me he was fighting for others so that they may be free for what he was doing he thought he was right but I guess you can say he found that out when he died in the fight there will be many men dying for something that's misunderstood I will always love you Joey always and you're in my prayers and thoughts every single minute of the day I love you Joey
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POSTED ON 8.28.2023
POSTED BY: Rafael Celedon
My A 1/327th squad leader viet nam 67-69.
A true brave, solider with excellent guidance skills. It's was Joe before his squad. We were together up to KIA (3-24-1968) along the banks of the song be river near the A shau valley. RIP my ABU leader.
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