THE WALL OF FACES

You and I were nursing students in Pontiac for three months .
I remember you were going in military
It’s been a long time but I still remember you. You are a hero!
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Mary McCready Baron

Thank you for your bravery and service in honor of our country.

We can tell Memorial Day is coming with the wreaths that hang on front doors, and the small red, white, and blue American flags that line the grass covered graves of the Veterans’ cemeteries all acrosse America. One of those graves is yours, and we honor your life and your memory on this Memorial day.

May we never forget your example and the true cost of our freedoms. You with those who love you paid that cost, and America will be forever indebted.

With respect, always.

This year, as every year for many, my wife finishes the wreaths she makes for every Memorial Day and our American flag is raised in remembrance, as we observe this somber national holiday. You and our loved ones whose names also are inscribed on the Vietnam Memorial are in our hearts. My family and I will never forget the cost of our freedoms, and the men and women who have and continue to step forward to keep America safe.
With respect, always.
Curt Carter

Dear Lieutenant Orlowski,

Forever, you are the 23 year old nurse who worked at saving your fellow comrades lives. The Army lost a very brave young woman that day in November of 1967 when an Air Force plane carrying 25 other of your fellow service members crashed into that mountain.
Rest In Eternal Peace