THE WALL OF FACES

I was the MP Desk Sgt on Sunday morning, June 8,1969 when we took incoming rockets into Chu Lai from the mountains several miles away. One hit the 312th Evac Hospital and killed Lt Lane and wounded one of the MPs there guarding the Ward. I hit the Siren Alarm that was activated when there was incoming fire at Chu Lai. It was a very short time later that we learned of her death. In 2001 her mother attended the Americal Division Reunion in Ohio and many visited her grave. She is always remembered, never forgotten and beloved by fellow veterans for her service and sacrifice. RIP.

Thank you for your service. You will never be forgotten.

While I never knew Sharon, she is my sister as an Army Nurse. That bond and her legacy stretch far beyond the veil and lives on in those of us who followed into the Corps. I will always remember what she did for us and for our troops, and hope that I have done her memory proud by my own service. Rest in peace, sister Nurse.

The war may be forgotten but the warrior will always be remembered!!!! All gave Some-Some gave All. Rest in peace Sharon. :-(

I was close so I went looking for you. It was too late. there was nothing I could do. You were a kind,gentle soul and I,m sorry You didn,t stay in the I.C.U. with us but it was not ment to be. You seemed in peace. God Bless You