THE WALL OF FACES

Dear PFC Warren Miller, Thank you for your service as an Indirect Fire Infantryman. Saying thank you isn't enough, but it is from the heart. It is the Last Week of Advent, which is love. Christmas is soon, Merry Christmas. Time passes quickly. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage and faithfulness, especially now. Rest in peace with the angels.

Dear Warren,
From my heart I would like to thank you for you service. Far too many good
young men have lost their lives before they even begun,due to this war. My
younger brother Cpl. Richard H. Greene U.S.M.C. was also killed in Viet Nam,
and I miss him terribly. Your sister Corinne is a friend of mine and we share the
same pain of losing a brother, Fear not for you will never be forgotten,You are
always in our hearts and always on our minds.
God Bless ---Till we all meet again someday ,
Nancy ( Greene ) Levenhagen

The best peace of mind I have found is a future world with out wars.
Psalms 46:8,9; Isaiah 11:9;Micah 4:3; Mathews 6:10;

Warren was 1 month 2 days younger than I. We used to talk now and then. Before been shipped to Viet Nam he was working at supply so he liked my dress hat and sent it to Sally his girl friend. While in Viet Nam a couple of weeks we were talking about R&R. I was going to Bangkok and he was going to Hawaii. I ask him; why was he going to Hawaii. He told me that his sister and fiancé were meeting him there. The day before his death I was sent back to base camp due to an infection I had. So I could say that probably that infection save my life. According to what I heard the company was ambushed in that danced jungle.

On this bittersweet day of memorializing the 9/11 tragedy in New York, my home, my mind wandered back in time, to all those fine young men who paid the ultimate sacrifice with their lives during the Vietnam War. I knew Warren, and I was with the platoon on that fateful day, when many men were killed or wounded in action. I knew Sam Ramos, who wrote a fond remembrance, Don Pender, John Davis, Leon Eckhart, Ellison, Arnett Brothers, Andy Pernice, and so many others who lived, or were wounded, or are still living today; my prayers include these men and others, for the sacrifice they all made on the battlefields of Vietnam.