THE WALL OF FACES

Jim I still remember our last hand shake on the LZ. After 11 months together they decided to split us up. This was the only time we were in a different unit for our first 11 months of our enlistment.Thirty days later you were killed. I never forgot you and miss you every day.

Semper Fi !

Mull

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrances from Patrick King and others who knew you are touching and reflect their admiration and respect for you. May you rest in eternal peace.

A special request today, a good friend of yours Jerry Grace passed away today. Please be with God to greet him, as when you were killed in Vietnam and your remains were brought back to Binghamton he didn’t leave your side. That image of this decades ago is engraved in my mind, I grew up on Crestmont Road as well! God Speed to you both!

Meet you in high school. We grew up in a great time, Catholic Schools, safe cities, promise of good life, USA was the best. I have cried many times in my life for you and all who died in Nam. Thank you for letting me say I knew a great, caring American. See you in heaven

I was right in front of him when he got shot through the throat. Could have been me. What little I recall is that he was a good guy. Another guy was shot in the arm beside him. He felt no pain--when right down. Suspect it broke his neck and artery. Corpsman was handing out salt tablets so if there was anything that could have been done it would have been done