THE WALL OF FACES

I chose your name from the CT map painted in our school which lists the soldiers from our state that lost their lives in Vietnam. As part of the Capt. Nathan Hale Middle School posting project I would like to honor the sacrifice you made for our country. You were a hero for our country. There were so many people in Vietnam but you still helped and I’m glad you did.

I chose your name from the CT map painted in our school which lists the soldiers from our state that lost their lives in Vietnam. As part of the Capt. Nathan Hales Middle School posting project, I would like to honor the sacrifice you made for our country. My school has studied a lot about the Vietnam War and people like you who have died in the war. You and many other young soldiers that died are very brave to go into the Air Force or Army like yourself knowing you would go into war but not giving up and fighting for our country. And no one will ever forget you.

Dear Everett,
I am a sophomore at Gridley High School.
For my history class we were assigned to post
remembrances for those that have died serving
our country. I would like to say thank you for
your time and efforts.
Thank you and God bless!
Emily Ringger

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your commitment and your bravery. You gave your life fighting for your country; you left your family, friends, and loved ones behind forever to die on a war-torn battlefield. I cannot possibly thank you enough, but thank you, for all you’ve done.

To a Fallen Soldier,

I am a student from Gridley High School. We have been given an assignment to post remembrances for the soldiers that have lost their lives. Even though you lost your life on the battlefield, you will never be forgotten. By paying that price, you showed your nation that you cared and that you would do anything for it I, along with millions of other Americans, thank you for that.

Sincerely,
Ryan Moulton