THE WALL OF FACES

Hi im doing a project for school and it's amazing that even in my own hometown we have amazing veterans that died for our coutry.Thank You for serving for our country

i was named after you. inever met you but i will never forget you.our family still speaks of you and you will always be loved.always!!!

-I had to look at some names for a school project as well & your name just jumped out at me.



So I don't know you & you don't know me but from what I see, you've saved so many lives fighting in the war, making you a HERO! I couldn't imagine losing a family member at such a young age! I can sit here & tell you how grateful I am for protecting our country for hours, but for now I just want to say that I have an amazing amount of respect for you & your family. Thank you for everything, you've made a difference in this world! <3

Oscar is buried at St Francis Cemetery in Phoenix, AZ. PH

Oscar Aguayo was inadvertantly listed on our 50th Infantry Website as one of our Battalion's KIAs. We later discovered this to be in error but will continue to post a memorial for this man. He served with "B" Troop, 3rd Squadron, 17th Cavalry. Oscar's former wife supplied us with the photo used in this memorial.