THE WALL OF FACES

Taken from the December 2004 issue of Vietnam magazine, page 30

Taken from the December 2004 issue of Vietnam magazine and the article, "A Marine's Sacrifice," page 26-32.

As a fellow Buckeye, I say "THANK YOU"

As a Veteran, I say "JOB WELL DONE"

As an American, "YOUR DEATH WAS NOT IN VAIN"

And as a Believer, "YOUR SPIRIT IS ALIVE--AND STRONG"

Again, thank you for your valiant and courageous service, contribution, and most precious of sacrifices, given to this great country of ours! ETERNAL PEACE MY MARINE FRIEND

Rusty was a friend from Manchester High School (near Akron, Ohio). His Dad was my sunday School teacher through msot of my youth. I was home on leave on my way to Vietnam as a Marine infantry officer when I attended Rusty's funeral. It was doubly difficult for me as not only was I attending the funeral of a friend but Rusty had just gone off to do what I was getting ready to do and it had cost him his life. I speak in front of a lot of church and civic organizations. I often show my slides of my return trip to Vietnam but I always mention Rusty and the impact his death has had on my life. I miss you Rusty and I salute your sacrifice and your service as a member of the United States Marine Corps. Blaine E. Moyer, former Marine Captain and 0302

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BURT "RUSTY" MILLER WAS A GOOD FRIEND....WE WERE IN THE SCOUTS TOGETHER AND WENT THOUGH MANCHESTER SCHOOLS TOGETHER. EVERYBODY THAT WAS IN THE MHS CLASS OF 66, MISS YOU RUSTY.
THREE YEARS AGO I WENT BY TO SEE YOUR PARENTS AND THEY ARE DOING GOOD. WENT TO WASHINGTON DC AND SAW YOUR NAME ON "THE WALL" AND I HOPE TO SEE YA "ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL".
LOVE YA GUY
WALLY DAWSON
ALBANY GA