Sullivan-Hartogh-Davis, Post 730 Waterloo Honor Flight
jliming53@yahoo.com
404 Locust Street La Porte City IA 50651 United States of America
WWII Veterans Honor Flights in your Name
Over forty years have passed since you gave your life out of love and commitment to your country.
Marine Lance Corporal Michael Hartogh, we, the Sullivan-Hartogh-Davis, Post 730, Waterloo Honor Flight salute you. We pay tribute to your memory as we send WWII Veterans to Washington, D. C. on the Waterloo Honor Flight. The program, proudly bears your name, as does the post named and dedicated in your honor. Semper Fi
Apr 27, 2012 |
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Denny (Taco) Hartogh
dhartogh@hy-vee.com
Brother
756 Rockwood Ct. Dubuque Iowa 52003 USA
Missing You!
Let's see after all these years Why now, all of a sudden, this barage of memories....(Why Not)You were such a STUD! and You were my Big Brother gone before I really had a chance to hang with you, but I am the lucky one to have the memories that I do! My life has been so blessed and yours was sooo short....My Wife Diane and children Chad David Hartogh and Kari Lynn would have loved to know you. I miss you and have always looked up to you....You are My Hero ALWAYS!!!
Taco
Oct 8, 2010 |
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Karla Ebert
mebert3692@midco.net
LITTLE SISTER
Fairmont MN 56031 USA
NEVER FORGOTTEN
WOW, it's so hard to believe that 41 years have passed since I last saw you, Dave. You may have been out of visable sight all these years, but never far from my mind and always in my heart. Few days go by that you are not thought of. I am so proud of the sacrifice that you made for your family and all americans, but even more proud of the fact that you are my big brother. Thanks for watching over and guiding me all of these years. Gone but not forgotten! I love you Dave!
Sep 8, 2010 |
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Reymundo Sanchez
reymundosr@verizon.net
Friend since BootCamp
1100 8th. St. Brownwood TX 76801 USA
You will never be forgotten
Dave, today 7Sept.2010, makes 41 years since you were
taken from those, whose lives, you touched. Since our
BootCamp days,to our arrival in Vietnam your friendship has been that of a family member. You have always been in my prayers.One day, we will see each other again, as we guard the heaven gates. You are truly missed.REST IN PEACE, MY FRIEND.
Reymundo
Sep 7, 2010 |
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Shelly Hartogh Trout man
sweetsunnyday@embarqmail.com
baby sister
Charlottesville VA 22968
Remembering a my brother
To my brother 'Davey'. I grew up with a memory of a brother who died too young. A brother who faught in a war I didn't know much about or understand, but what six year old would understand. I cannot help but wonder how much fuller my life would be if you were still in it. I wonder if you would be proud to know that that you have eight nieces and nephews, and two of your nephews bear your name Denny's son- Chad David and my oldest son, David. I wonder if you know that the legacy of your love, honor and sacrifce lives on. But mostly I just wonder why......
I hope you have been reunited with Mom and Dad in Heaven, and I pray you will all be there waiting to greet me when the Lord calls me home.
Aug 26, 2010 |
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j d
Forty years
LCpl: It has been forty years since you gave all for our country and our corp.Someday we will meet in Heaven with its streets guarded by United States Marines. With the greatest respect and gratitude for those who did not return home from those who did. Semper Fi Marine!
Sep 6, 2009 |
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James Hargrave
jhargrave@cox.net
jhargrave@cox.net
13418 W. Port au Prince Ln Surprise Arizona 85379 USA
Childhood friend.
Dave and I were friends at I.C. School in Charles City, Iowa until he moved to Waterloo, Iowa after seventh grade. We stayed in touch after his move and he was able to come see me and several other of his classmates while on leave prior to going to Veit Nam. Dave was always upbeat and fun to be around. I remember the day that I found out that he had been killed in action and it was like I had lost a brother. He was on my mind and in my heart continuously while I served my tour in Veit Nam. This weekend the mobile Wall is going to be in my area and I plan on making a visit to honor my long departed friend. To the friends and family of all the heros on The Wall please remember the joy and happiness they brought into our lives and never miss a chance to share a story of those loved ones.
Nov 2, 2007 |
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manny g
Fellow Veteran 69-70 An Khe
Union Gap, WA. 98903
“You are Remembered”
Peace and condolence, to the family and friends. "He which hath no stomach to this fight, let him depart. But we in it, shall be remembered. We few, we happy few, we band of brothers!! For he today, that sheds his blood with me, shall always be my brother.” Rest in peace brave soldier, you have not been forgotten. (W.Shakespeare) May God Bless you, for your Sacrifice!!!
Sep 7, 2007 |
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Reymundo E. Sanchez
reymundosr@verizon.net
Friend
1908 Ave. C Brownwood TX 76801 USA
You will never be forgotten
Dave was a true Marine and a true friend. Since our first day in bootcamp to our arrival in Vietnam together. We shared a friendship and many stories of our families. We were then mustered to different directions. When I learned of Dave's death, the feeling was that of a family members death. Dave, YOU WILL ALWAYS BY A HERO. SEMPER FI BROTHER !!! YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. YOU ARE TRULY MISSED.
REST IN PEACE MY BROTHER.
Aug 16, 2006 |
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peter stivers
stivers@prodigy.net
just a good friend
749 west Liberty St.
Rome, N.Y. 13440 USA
To just a great and nice marine
Dave was in 3rd platoon and wewould see each other once in awhile when his buddies would stop over and visit the grunts of 1st platoon. BEING an ex-wrestler in high school , Dave told me he was a pretty good wrestler being from Waterloo/ Iowa. So we had a lot of wrestling stories and notes to compare. I and everyone else were deeply sadden by Daves death . If there was ever one great guy and hero it will always be you 'Dave . That was one of the worst of times in Nam ,we truely lost a special person.
Wednesday, March 29, 2000 |
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