THE WALL OF FACES

Dear PFC James Nugent, Thank you for your service as a Mechanical Maintenance Helper. Saying thank you isn't enough, but it is from the heart. Time passes quickly. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage and faithfulness, especially now. Rest in peace with the angels.

We celebrated in Curries Woods when you were going off to Boot Camp. We all talked about celebrating when you returned after Graduation. Little did we know that you would be deployed right after Boot Camp and we wouldn't see you again. I carried our friendship and Mayor Glenn Cunningham dedicated the Then Community Hall at 61 Merritt Street in your Honor. It has now been 50 years since our PS 40 and Curries Woods days. We are getting ready to celebrate our 50th Snyder High School Class Reunion. You will not be forgotten. I miss you my friend. Charlene Cox Shariff from 9 Heckman Dr.

Jimmy, today would have been your 68th Birthday. I still think about you and the man you were and who you could have become. You are still missed by those who knew you so that says a lot about how you impacted the lives of those who loved you. I hope you are resting in peace in a place with God where there is only peace.

Hey Jimmy, hope you are doing well in heaven! So many friends remember your embrasing smile and think of you often. Charlie Albanese and I chat about you and the good old days from Currie Woods frequently. Miss you buddy

Jim: I remember having you and your siblings as playmates in JC Arlington & Bramhall.I was at the Wall in 82 when completed and carried our 4 year old along the walls edges and when I saw you were listed there,I could not talk,my voice was gone until I was well away from the memorial.I served in the Reserves in Caven Point from 66 til 73 then the ARNJ until 1995.I just viewed "All the Unsung Hereos for the 10 th time."A tribute to you and those brothers and sisters gone,BUT not forgotten.Thank you and rest in peace in GOD'S HANDS>