THE WALL OF FACES

Ronald is buried at Barrancas Nat Cem.

Hello, my name is Ken. I am a senior at Gridley High School. I am writing this for you today to thank you for giving you self up for the rights and freedoms I take for granted every day. Thank you
Ken

As a fellow Buckeye, I say "THANK YOU"

As a Veteran, I say "JOB WELL DONE MAJOR"

As an American, "YOUR DEATH WAS NOT IN VAIN"

And as a Believer, "YOUR SPIRIT IS ALIVE--AND STRONG"

Although we never met personally, I want to thank you Major Sittner, for your courageous and valiant service, faithful contribution, and most holy sacrifice, given to this great country of ours!

REST IN ETERNAL PEACE MY FRIEND

I found a M.I.A. Bracelet In lake Mi. at Warren dunes
Name Capt. Ron Sittner email me [email protected]
Tom or [email protected]

I flew with Ron Sittner at the 445th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Wurtsmith AFB, Oscoda, Michigan in 1961-65 -- he and I were both radar interceptor officers (backseaters) in the F-101B. We both went to pilot training in the mid-1960s; upon graduating, Ron was assigned as a pilot systems officer in the backseat of the F-4 Phantom fighter. He went directly to Southeast Asia. Ron was a fun-loving guy, enjoyed Porches, playing golf, telling jokes and taking a lot of kidding for being from Cleveland. I and fellow 445th Squadron-mates still talk of him often when we get together or correspond.