THE WALL OF FACES

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from your son tugs at my heart. As long as you are remembered you will never truly die.

Thank you for u service
RIP
God Bless You Soldier

DEAR PFC ANNAS,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AS AN INFANTRY OPERATIONS & INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST. REST IN PEACE.

Tomorrow marks 32 years since I lost my dad. Though he survived the bullet, and 16 years as a paraplegic, he knew he was living on borrowed time. Our comfort is that the made the most of what life he had left, and that I am posting here is a testament to that. After such a catastrophic injury, he could have given up on life, but he chose to live, get married, and have a son. He also went to college, competed in chess, bowling and even helped start a wheelchair basketball league. I'm so proud of him and his accomplishments.

Though I was only 9 years old when he passed, I can still remember my mom being on the phone with the VA, and coming to talk to me with a look on her face that I'd never seen before. Some memories last forever, I guess.

Also, thought I don't know you, I want to thank everyone who has left remembrances on my dad's page, or who took your valuable time to post photos of him and his gravesite on other databases. Your efforts for someone you don't even know mean so much to me and my family .You are all amazing people, and I can't thank you enough.

It's been 32 years, but still thinking of you.