THE WALL OF FACES

Gary was my older brother we were very close and I miss him every day He was and still is my hero. He has been gone a long time but never forgotten I wish he was here to see how the family has progressed there are many of us. I love you Gary. Rest in peace knowing that you are loved and remembered, Mom and Dad are with you now as are others in the family and some day I will be also.

You are my husband's brother...I never had the priviledge of knowing you but...you are a part of us...ALWAYS. You will NEVER be forgotten. We love you.Thank you for your service.

i remember our day at BHS with Mr Tarrant for home room. Was just looking at your yearbook photo at classmate.com yesterday!

I do not remember Gary personally, only his HS yearbook picture. But I do remember a couple of his younger siblings. One was a younger sister named Cathy. Also a younger brother who was a couple years behind me in BHS. Having a dad who was a WW2 war hero, and watching closely the war news during Vietnam, I have always held a memory of Gary's heroism.

I remember the day we were all sworn in to the Marines under the 120 day delay program on the court house steps in Danbury, Ct. on Feb.26th, 1966. We were not even out of high school yet but we were now proud to be called United States Marines. My home base for my tour in Nam in 69 was at Quang Tri. Unknown to me was that one of my friends had been there before me and paid the ultimate sacrifice. I am proud of you, your Silver Star your so justly deserve and most of all to have you as my brother Marine. Semper Fi