THE WALL OF FACES

Scott and I were neighbors. My Uncle and Mr. Adam's worked together. I remember attending his viewing, which was heartbreaking for all in attendance, especially his parents. Rest in peace Scott. You are not forgotten.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from your senior prom date, Rabbit, was very touching. Rest in eternal peace.

Second Lieutenant Lee Scott Adams, Served with Company B, 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, United States Army Vietnam.

I knew Lee Scott Adams. He was the first guy I fell in love with. We went to the senior prom together. He was a great guy, funny, respectful and a lot of fun.He died a hero but left grieving parents of their only child. To this day, I visit his grave
every few years. I used to go often when I was in the area so he shouldn't have died in vain. Around 20 years ago he came to me in a dream saying he was moving forward , not to worry about him. I felt relieved to know I no longer had to mourn. He is at peace, still loved. He was my hero, and he died a courageous hero serving his country.

DEAR LT. ADAMS,
THE YEARS WILL NOT FADE OUR RESPECT, AND ADMIRATION FOR YOUR GENERATION AND THE SACRIFICE YOU MADE.
THANK YOU AND REST IN PEACE.