THE WALL OF FACES

Even though we will never meet, I would like to thank you, Charles Duffy Black, for your service and dedication to this beautiful country. No words can describe what you have done for us.

We will never forget you, your in-laws will always love you.
The Acevedo family.

You will always be remembered for the sacrifice that you made for our country. For your bravery and courage, we will always remember. Thank you and god bless, Katie.

I lived across the street from "Duffy" when we were both growing up in Peoria. He was about four years older than I was. I recall one story my mother told me about him. When I was three or so, I would follow Duffy everywhere. One day I was not where my mother thought I was. I had followed Duffy all the way to school. When he discovered that I was following him, he brought me back home. While Duffy was in-country, I was serving on a guided missle destroyer in the Tonkin Gulf (Yankee Station).
I am active in the VVA Chapter 788 Bozeman, Montana. I remember Duffy at every meeting.

Chuck Miller
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Graduated from Infantry OCS, FT Benning,
GA on 14 Jan 66.