THE WALL OF FACES

The men of Kilo Company 3rd Platoon, 3rd Squad remember our brave corpsman, 'Doc Rob'. You were our reminder that another week had passed as you showed up every Sunday with our required dose of malaria pills. We saw you last on that morning as you cared for men of 1st Btn 9th Marines that we carried down from Hill 861. The Navy Corpsman of Kilo 3rd Btn 9th Marines were true Marines. Semper Fi my Brother, we will never forget you.

Hospital Corpsman 3C Robin Lee Chilvere, U. S. Navy, aged 20, died in action in Vietnam April 30. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Chilvere of 153 Gentian Dr. SE, Kentwood; three sisters, Rochelle, Denise and Kimberly; two brothers, Jon and Kevin, all at home; his grandparents, Mrs. Irene Benedict of Grand Rapids, George Parkinson of Tucson, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chilvere, also of Grand Rapids. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 o’clock in the Eastern Ave. Free Methodist Church, 5665 Eastern Ave, SE. Interment Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens with military rites. Robin Lee reposes at the Ronan Funeral Home, 1701 Madison Ave.

Robin is buried at Chapel Hill Cemetery in Grand Rapids, MI.

ONE OF MICHIGAN'S FALLEN SONS

We will remember you, ROBIN LEE CHILVERE. Rest in peace and know you are not forgotten.

Thanks for your help buddy. Your a great hero. My Dad was also in the vietnam war. I dont no much about it because he never talked to me about it, but its ok.