THE WALL OF FACES

Could it be 54 years since our family lost you. How I miss you so many times and how many precious and endearing memories I have of you. There will always be a deep ache in my heart. I feel so robbed of what could of been. Always my hero.

Your little sister, Rosamond

Could it be 54 years since our family lost you. How I miss you so many times and how many precious and endearing memories I have of you. There will always be a deep ache in my heart. I feel so robbed of what could of been. Always my hero.

Your little sister, Rosamond

Continuing to think of Captain Sittner and his service to the United States of America.
August 23, 2021
Scott Stewart Sibbett

MAJ Ronald Nicholas Sittner is buried in Section 41, grave 1666 of the Barrancas National Cemetery in Pensacola, FL.

Your sacrifice is not forgotten.

HOOAH

Never, ever will I forget my precious brother. This day will never pass without a remembrance of you. Your are sorely missed and I often ponder what it would of been like if you would have lived. A daughter would have a great dad and I would of still had a brother that always would of been there for me when I needed him. See you soon dear one.

Your youngest sister, Rosamond