THE WALL OF FACES

I am your youngest sister Teresa. I miss you every day and I pray that you are doing good up in heaven with all our loved ones who have joined you. Michael, you taught me to never be afraid to stand for right in all things. It's been amazing to read all the lives you touched while you were here. I love you brother

Mike, I hope you know I visit your grave each year I go back to NY. Last time (before Covid) I saw your wife Patty was buried alongside you along with your Mom and Dad who I remember so fondly. You and Patty stood up for us in the small chapel in Washington, D.C. when Lin and I were married in June 1967. How could we have known that Patty would be a widow in less than a year. I will never forget you. Semper Fi my friend.

I met Michael in July 1966 when he was stationed in Virginia. We became very good friends and spent time together whenever we could. He loved where I lived; he said the mountains reminded him of home. I had the pleasure of visiting his home and meeting his family that year at thanksgiving. It is a wonderful memory I will always treasure. His family was just like him, down to earth and made you feel so comfortable. All of my memories of Michael will forever be with me.

Dear Sgt Louis Lane, Thank you for your service as a Rifleman. The 52nd anniversary of the start of your tour is in 4 days. Saying thank you isn't enough, but it is from the heart. For many of us, we have begun Lent. The time passes quickly. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage, guidance and faithfulness. Rest in peace with the angels.

Mike ,I remember you from the Marines that served the Admiral.I was part of the the Comm marine detactment aboard the USS Taconic.You and your buddies came aboard a few times. You went to MSG as a Sgt,but I heard that you got married and that put you out at MSG.You went to Nam but didn't make it home.You are not forgotten