THE WALL OF FACES

This is Donnie. I will post some more pics soon. Moms moving and going threw pictures. I'm almost 60, thanks for watching over me. I lived a full life.

I remember Dennis always. He was such a sweet guy, never hurting with his words or hands. He lived on Elmhurst which was also my home at one time. He was all boy, still deep and thoughtful. I used to sing to him, and he was nice enough to listen and not laugh. He was tenderhearted and he was fun. I enjoyed staying at Grandma's with him. Dressing up the pony Pal and he rode in the parade. Riding Gypsy and eating warm veggies out of the garden. Seeing him fall in love and having to leave to go fight for his Country. I visited the travelling wall twice, in two different states, rubbed his name, and prayed for him. I know he and Charles, Paul and Mary are together. See ya soon.

I also want to say that my husband visited the travelling wall and did a video recording of your name.

Denny, we never were able to fulfill the love we shared, and even though my life moved on, I will always remember you as my first love and the man I was to marry.
Penny.

I will remember my sweet cousin Dennis and the wonderful times we had at grandmas farm. Just last night I was thinking of him.
Dennis was very kind and left us way too soon.

I am thankful for Dennis's great courage and service to our country.

I still recall the last time Dennis came over when he was on leave to visit at our house in Detroit on Mansfield, how handsome and grown up he looked in his uniform.