THE WALL OF FACES

This year, as every year for many, my wife finishes the wreaths she makes for every Memorial Day and our American flag is raised in remembrance, as we observe this somber national holiday. You and our loved ones whose names also are inscribed on the Vietnam Memorial are in our hearts. My family and I will never forget the cost of our freedoms, and the men and women who have and continue to step forward to keep America safe.
With respect, always.
Curt Carter

Dear Captain Mary Klinker,
I was 15 years old when you died on your mission with precious cargo. At that time I did not understand the real meaning of commitment. At 60 years old I do understand what you did. Thank you for serving me, although I did not know at the time. Thank you for your commitment in performing your duty to this country. I give Honor Where Honor Is Due. Thank you for my life.

Mary was a caring soldier, especially towards children even if they were sick she said to Gail Mornhinweg, "you just got to love them". Mary helped young children on the Operation Baby in April 4th. Her mission did not complete sadly, but many men and especially women remember Mary for her great and brave service, and her kindness towards many young children. Thank you Mary.

You are not forgotten Captain

Women today are rising because of your efforts toward the air force. You will perpetuallybe remembered for you leaving a mark on American history.