THE WALL OF FACES

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from Beverly Cekovich Young is touching and reflects her admiration and respect for you. As long as you are remembered you will always be with us….

Dear Sp4 James Hupp, Thank you for your service as an Infantryman. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage and faithfulness. Rest in peace with the angels.

As memories of grade school and high school days flash by us now, we remember them clearly as if they were yesterday. We,(the class of 1967) celebrate with heavy hearts the loss of our fellow classmate. We remember you now and your sacrifice that we may have and appreciate our many freedoms in this beautiful USA. We will one day hug, shake your hand, kiss your cheek or gaze in your eyes and say "Well Done".

Remembering and missing your presence at this 50 year class reunion. Your fellow classmates

Live Brother Live!

I sit here thinking about my brothers, both young and old,
you stood for us in distant lands, your stories yet untold.

You came from all around; North, South, East and West,
proved to those who challenged, you're the very best.

You returned to your home; back to family and friends
but deep within your soul; the war will never end.

You relive it at night; within the fog of your dream,
the memories, and pains of war, sometimes so extreme.

Here at home you can't forget, the brothers left behind,
memories of those men; plays always in your mind.

Questions invade your daily thoughts; even as you work,
if I had done things different, what if, always seems to lurk.

But those who did not return, no different than me and you,
what would our brothers want and expect for us to do?

Live well my brother, live for me; for I am alive through you,
build great things and live for me, in everything you do.

Laugh, love and live your life, as the dear friend I knew,
for as long as you continue brother, I will continue too!


by
Gary Gilliam 5-23-2016

Sylvania Hills Memorial Park
Rochester
Beaver County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Section - Lilies, Lot 202 D, Grave 04