THE WALL OF FACES

You are remember today by all of the community. We honored you and others from Poinsett county last fall by having "The Wall That Heals" in Cypress Park. We know you were there with us. We saw many lives experience the healing of that Wall.

Although I did not know him, I am working with a Scholarship Fund in his name. We are bring “The Wall That Heals” to our community in 2008 in honor of Teddy and the other Vietnam KIAs from Poinsett County.

Thank you, Teddy.

I went to school with your sister Susan and my brother was in Vietnam and received the Purple Heart and the Medal of Honor as well as others, he was John Frank McCullar and he may not have lost his life in the war but he did give his LIFE!We miss you and appreciate your sacrifice and the sacrifice of your family. It's the courage of men like you and my brother that instill's love and honor of our duty to serve our country. You don't have to lose a loved one in war to experience loss of life, because it changes everyone it touches. Hero's are those who serve and served our country. You both will always be hero's to me.

38 years ago today you were taken from us but you have never been forgotten. You would be proud to know that Danny and Dennis Adams started a football scholarship in your honor seven years ago and each year when this is presented, your story is told. I never knew you but I thank you and wish that I could have known you. You are a part of my heart because of the sacrifice you made and because of the fact that your memory is still alive and helping young boys to go to college. Thanks again. I will meet you in heaven one day.

Hi Teddy,

I finally got a chance to come see the Vietnam Wall yesterday, 26 Mar 05 and visit you after all these years. It was very moving when I looked upon your name. I was in Vietnam in 1969. I saw that Kathy and Russ visited you just last month.

Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Eric