THE WALL OF FACES

We first met in Latin I class in 1964 and I was amazed by your patience of our disruptive class of Know nothing Kids. Latin II proved that the right teacher could Teach Latin to resistant kids! My family moved in 1967 and i did not graduate from St. Peter Chanel ( a major Disappointment ) but i always thought of you! in 1970 i found myself at Long Thanh North and on occasion oft wondered where might my favorite Latin teacher be? Now 53 years later i google you and with heavy heart i have found you among other Brothers I've lost! we will meet again on the Appian Way! REST in Peace My Mentor Priest and Brother!! Love and Prayers,
Wish I had been a better student, SPC 5 Glenn Cyrus Class of 67

I cannot Thank EACH AND EVERYONE of you for your heartfelt comments, for me, he is gone….with no answers as to why! That was THAT generation, Called “The Greatest? My Ass!!
Not for My Children, If Uncle Bob were alive now, well….
He would be ASHAMED!!
Rest Easy Uncle/Father Bob

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. That you chose to go to Vietnam when you had so many other options to serve God and your fellow man is inspiring. May you rest in eternal peace.

Thank you for providing solace and grace to our troops.

On the remembrance of your 85th birthday, your sacrifice is not forgotten.

God Bless You.

Semper Fortis.