THE WALL OF FACES

Sorry I let you down. I was your senior corpsman and I didn't want you on that operation. You had already been through so much and were so concerned for your family. I tried. I wish I could have been with you but I did recover and ID you and clean you up.We kicked some reporters off the helocopter to make room. Boy were they pissed.

Although we never met personally, I want to thank you Edward Francis Fee, Jr., for your courageous and valiant service, faithful contribution, and most holy sacrifice, given to this great country of ours!

Your Spirit is alive--and strong, therefore Mate, you shall never be forgotten, nor has your death been in vain!

Again, thank you Doc Fee, for a job well done!

FAIR WINDS, AND ETERNAL PEACE MY FRIEND

I last saw Edward at Balboa Hospital, San Diego the day of his graduation. My class was up for call the next 2-weeks thereafter. I was also from El Campo.
We talked briefly inside the main hospital entrance that day and he said he was on the way to El Campo before combat tour.
We were both in a good mood because school was over and we could go back to Texas for a short time.
He was a genuinely good guy and a super contribution to the Alter of Freedom.
I served with the FMF - First Mar.Div.

Edward was in my class. i remember him as kind and shy. I am sorry for his loss.

Edward, you will always be with us,
this Class of 1964 -
In our hearts you will never be forgotten,
nor shall we let your memory grow cold.

Edward, we thank you for your service,
and we thank you for your life!
May God bless you and keep you always,
and may this nation never forget your sacrifice!

Tom Hauser
Vietnam Class of 67, 68-69