THE WALL OF FACES

In honor of your dedication, service, and sacrifice to our Country, our Corps, and our CAP unit, on 8 August 2024 the CAP Unit Veterans Association will honor you by having a brick engraved with your name installed along the walkway of the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Quantico, Virginia, at the Combined Action Platoon Memorial.
Thank you for your service to our Corps and Country.
Semper Fidelis.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from Craig Tryon is especially meaningful to me as I have participated in the Wreaths Across America ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery for more than 20 years honoring those interred there and will do so again on December 17. As long as you are remembered you will remain in our hearts forever….

My name is Gene G. Hoyt and along with my wife Laura, I would like to give our heartfelt thanks to all of you who took the time to leave a remembrance for my brother Larry L. Hoyt. We love and miss him and wish to honor him along with so many other service men and women who so bravely defended our country. May God Bless you all.

Larry and I went to school together. Upon graduation Larry enlisted in the Marine Corps and I went to college. Larry grew up in rural Schoharie County close to my wife's family farm. They rode John Bywater's bus together to school. After college I went in the Army and also served in Vietnam. Larry's grave site is very close our family plot in the Cobleskill Cemetery. Every year I place a wreath on Larry's grave through the Wreaths Across America program to honor my friend. I am proud to say Larry is my friend and will remember him until we meet again. Rest in peace my friend.

I am in possession of letters Larry L Hoyt wrote while alive. I would like to get them to his family. If anyone can contact his surviving family members and let them know this, I would be forever grateful.