THE WALL OF FACES

Served with Wayne: 1st Infantry Division - Black Lions 1968.
We were at NDP Julie near the Cambodia Border when our Battalion Light was attacked by a much larger NVA Division. Although we held position throughout the night, several members of our unit where KIA during the intense firefight. Wayne did not survive and I’ll remember him always.
Until we meet again. Prayers and God Bless Brother!

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from Karen Rudolph is especially meaningful to me as I, too, participated in the Reading of the Names ceremony at Arlington Nation Cemetery earlier this month. It was an honor and privilege to do so. May you rest in eternal peace.

It is with great respect and gratitude that I am honored to be reading Wayne B Holland's name on November 9, 2022, at the 40th Anniversary of The Reading of The Names at The Wall in DC. My brother Richard Sablotny was also KIA 10/27/1968 and was from Bedford Ohio. He served the Army 3/60th 9th Infantry. Honoring our men/women who served unselfishly and gave the ultimate sacrifice is the least we can do. I strive to ALWAYS REMEMBER, ALWAYS LOVE and NEVER FORGET those we lost so young. My prayers and love are with your family!

Dear Sgt Wayne Holland, Thank you for your service as an Infantry Operations & Intelligence Specialist. This week is Independence Day, and there is no better time to honor you. Please watch over the USA, it still needs your strength. Rest in peace with the angels.

Wayne, as we approach Memorial Day, 2016, I try to visit you on the Wall every chance I get, if not in person, at this internet site. You will always be thought of and as the Jimmy Fortune song goes, "you are more than a name on the wall". I will meet you again one day and Thank You for loving America and giving us the freedom we now enjoy.