THE WALL OF FACES

Your sacrifice is not forgotten.

HOOAH

TERRY LYMAN BALDWIN - Army - PFC - E3
Age: 23
Race: Caucasian
Date of Birth Mar 29, 1945
From: FOXBORO, MA
Religion: PROTESTANT
Marital Status: Single - Parents: Father, Bruno L. Baldwin, Born Sept. 10, 1917 in Boston, Mass. and Died Jan. 26, 1992, Foxboro,Mass at the age of 75 yrs and Mother, ..... , both from Foxboro, Mass. He has NO children. Fathers Brothers, Victor, Born 1915 and Edwin (Ed and Efran) E. Baldwin, Born Feb. 8, 1933, all born in Mass.

* Paternal Grandparents, Grandfather, Jacob Baldwin, Born 1882 and Grandmother, Martha Baldwin, Born 1887, both born in Latvia.

***** I hung out with you and your cousin Earl for four years and I'll never forget the times we spent together. Sorry you paid such a high price for our freedom.
Steve Robinson
Friend

***** Earl Baldwin of Bourne, MA rubbing the name of his cousin, Terry Baldwin of Foxboro who died less than 90 days of arriving in Vietnam at the age of 21.
Earl was in Vietnam himself and brought his cousin home to be buried and then returned to Vietnam.

***** By Christine Igo Freeman
Published: Thursday, May 31, 2012
Terry Baldwin and Fred Green were classmates in Foxboro for 12 years. Baldwin's house was on Morse Street and Green lived in his family homestead on East Street called 'Green Acres.' They attended the Pratt School for four years, the Carpenter School for one year and what is now the Igo Elementary School for junior and senior high. They graduated in the Class of 1963.
Terry was drafted by the army and Fred attended the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. They both served their country in Vietnam, but that is where the two classmates parted ways.

Baldwin was killed in action in 1967.

Green returned to his native Foxboro to marry his high school sweetheart Carol Budlong and start a family. The happy couple has been married for 44 years.
Green has never forgotten his childhood classmate; in fact, Army Private Terry Baldwin is one of the three brave men Green dedicated his run to in this year's "Run to Home Base." The Run-Walk event takes place in Boston and has raised $7.5 million since it began in 2010. Back at home, at the Vietnam Memorial on the Common on Memorial Day, Green pointed out the name of his fallen friend, "Terry L. Baldwin."

On August 7, 1968 PFC Terry Lyman Baldwin was killed in action.

He became a ground casualty by an explosive device. 2-155mm arty rnds rigged in trees (XS618688).

He died in Long An Province, South Vietnam.

The body was recovered.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. It saddens me so few have posted remembrances for you here...surely you deserve better. May you rest in eternal peace.

DEAR PFC BALDWIN,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AS A GRUNT. TODAY IS MY BIRTHDAY, AND I FEEL IT IS IMPORTANT TO HONOR THOSE OF YOU WHO DIED IN SERVICE TO THIS NATION. AND VETERANS' DAY IS APPROACHING, MAY THE SAINTS AND ANGELS GUIDE YOU. REST IN PEACE.

Thank you PFC Baldwin for your courage in dangerous times, in a far and dangerous place.