THE WALL OF FACES

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrances from your fiancee Pat are especially poignant. As long as you are remembered you will always be with us....

Dear Charlie, Tragically you paid the ultimate price. We both had similar cars-a 1953 Mercury. I called mine The Bomb. I stalled it every time I got to the red light on Park Avenue. You helped me practice standard on the column and looked under the hood too. After all these years I surrendered to an automatic, but you helped me conquer the clutch. God bless you.

You were my first love and my last love - my everything. Things were never the same when you left so soon. To this day, I still think of you all the time and wonder what life would have been like had you made it home. This is a picture from my Senior Prom of the two of us. I'll love you always.

It's been too many years now but you will always have the most important place in my heart. You were my first true love and my very last. I think about you all the time and wish things had turned out differently. My only consolation is that you are in heaven, now with your parents, and are pain free. I will always love and miss you.

I was a little girl and Charles was a friend of my cousin. When Charles would talk to me you could see in his eyes he was really listening and cared. Because of Charles I learned the importance of caring, and direct eye contact. Charles was interested, listing , and cared. When I heard Charles was not coming home my heart was broken I lost my best friend. I think Charles was one of the reason I became a nurse. To this date I always think about Charles and miss him greatly.