THE WALL OF FACES

I had the honor of having had a number of meals with SSgt. Ammerman back sometime in the mid-1960s, when he came home on leave with my uncle, Gysgt J.J. Fisher, III. He amazed my mom (the cook) with his voracious appetite. Evidently, he liked Penna. chow! Kind, friendly, salt-of-the-earth guy from what I remember of him. We were devastated when we heard of his death. Oooh-rah, Roscoe! Semper Fi.

Uncle Sandy,

Thank you for being dedicated to your country and family. We remember and honor you..

DEAR STAFF SERGEANT AMMERMAN,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AS A MARINE INFANTRY UNIT LEADER.
REST IN PEACE AND SEMPER FI.

I REMBER YOU SGT. ROSCOE WE DRANK MANY BEERS AT THE STARTING GATE IN LAUREL MD., AND REMEMBER YOU GOT CHASED BY THE ARMY MPS. WHEN YOU WERE COMING BACK TO THE BARRACKS. YOU WAS A GREAT SGT. AND TOUGH MARINE.

Roscoe is buried at Forest Hill Cemetery, Section 27, 6th row in from the west, 4th coulum to the south of the large pine tree, under a cedar bush.