THE WALL OF FACES

There is a place
Not far from here
Where spirits walk
And heroes live
And honor still resides.

It is a wall
With names inscribed
Of those who served
When they were asked...
The brothers of my youth.

I go there still
To walk and think
About my life,
And what I've done since
And things that might have been.

There is a debt
I can't repay
Too many lives were spent.
And one man's life cannot suffice
To make their deaths worthwhile.

But there is hope
In the memory
Of those we leave behind
Who know the price that freedom brings
Who can carry on in kind.

I send you now
To touch a name
So the vision can be passed
Remember there is honor still
It is for you to see it lasts.

They are not dead
And have a wish
As all old soldiers do
The reflection you see before you now
Is their wish to live in you.

Dear Sp4 Danny Robinette, Thank you for your service as an Infantryman. Saying thank you isn't enough, but it is from the heart. Summer is ending. Time passes quickly. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage, guidance, and faithfulness, especially now. Rest in peace with the angels.

I met Danny Robinette about 6 months before he shipped out. Sammy McMillin and Danny were real good friends I met him through Sammy. Several people including me got together the night before he shipped out. I was young and didn't realize spell serious this war was. When he was killed I was really devastated he was such a happy Carefree person. May he rest in peace.

I met Danny Robinette about 6 months before he shipped out. Sammy McMillin and Danny were real good friends I met him through Sammy. Several people including me got together the night before he shipped out. I was young and didn't realize spell serious this war was. When he was killed I was really devastated he was such a happy Carefree person. May he rest in peace.

Specialist Four Danny Leon Robinette, Served with Company C, 2nd Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade, 9th Infantry Division, United States Army Vietnam.