THE WALL OF FACES

I just visited the Smithsonian Army Museum in Va. this weekend and it brought back memories of you. We grew up together in the Bronx until I moved to NJ. I served in Viet Nam 1966-1967 with others who gave it all. I have kept your name in my family with middle names in both my son and grandsons. I am so proud to have known you. Rest in peace cuz.

I’ll always remember how kind and generous you were you made it easy to look up to you and you never let us down.the kind of brother a guy should have we will be reunited one day and we will be able to thank you for being such a great influence on us.

Today is 54 years since you are gone! It can’t be possible as it was only yesterday when you were making snow forts for me!
However, since Aug, 2001 your comrades found ME! Erik and I are blessed to have friendships with many Rangers! We all miss you but we continue to keep you alive! Your childhood friends, girlfriend Enid, comrades, and family, never forget you! Everyone agrees, YOU ARE SPECIAL!
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While I never had the chance to meet you, I am very proud to be named after you. My father shared stories of your friendship as young boys and I read about your bravery while serving our country and cannot find the words to describe how honored i am to share this connection - RIP. Stephen Richard Bellwood

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from fellow soldier Jim Thayer is especially touching. As long as you are remembered you will always be with us....