THE WALL OF FACES

After 32 years I finally got up the courage to put together a memory album in your honor. I thought about what you would want in the album and it all came together. I think you were looking over my shoulder, helping me. I miss you very, very much Mick. Would give anything for some of your homemade tapioca pudding!

Your sister, Joan

There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think of you Michael and wonder how your wife and child are doing. I know you have watched over them over the years, but in my heart I still needed to pray for them and to wish them the best of everything.

I still carry the photo that your wife gave me, showing you and her, in Hawaii, while you were on R & R. I know she must cherish those times that you spent together and they will be with her forever.

I hope that if any of your family reads this, that they e-mail me and tell me how they are doing. I tried to find Michel, but she wasn't listed in Westland anymore.

God Bless America,

William C. Tackett (Sgt.)
"B" Battery, 2nd Battalion, 19th Artillery,
1st Calvary Division, LZ Jamie

What would my world be like if you were still alive? I will never know, and neither will your grandson, and this is what hurts the most.

My high school friend - a friend to all - Mike always gave everything he had - his humor - his intelligence - his willingness to help others - his life. Mike the world we lived in was a better place at St. Mary's because of you. We all miss you. Ron Arrison