Kathleen Korniak
Kmkorniak@aol.com
Friend of Mother and Father
1726 Guilderland Ave
Schenectady, NY 12306 USA
You are Remembered With Deepest Love from your Parents
I was fortunate to meet your mother and father. I was in charge of reading the names of the Vietnam Vets KIA from Schenectady on May 21st 2005. When You were KIA I remember hearing about it as I was a couple years behind you at Mont Pleasant High School, I didn't really know you except to say we must have passed by each other in the halls. Because a boy I dated was KIA I became involved in this flag raising ceremony and was given the privledge of honoring you and 26 others from Schenectady while a plaque was added to the existing monument honoring the Korean and Vietnam Vets by the Bellevue Preservation Association. It was a beautiful ceremony and your mother and father were there to accept your flag. What beautiful people. I spoke with them later and learned more about you. The be-be gun story was precious. Your mother said she wasn't sure who was the bigger kid you or your dad. A parents loss is hard. But to lose an only son, and only child I do not know how they can bear up too such a thing. But the joy you left if there hearts must be the answer. You are loved and missed and remembered with thanks for a life short but well lived.
Sunday, May 22, 2005 |
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Noe Boilard Jr
a friend from home town
I new george from school last time I saw him was in central park.
Tuesday, August 07, 2001 |
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Susan Conte-Smith
johnnyrays@msn.com
Cousin
1146 Morning Dr
Santa Fe, NM 87507 USA
The Cousin who is always in my HEART
George was a very special cousin to me. I was only 9 when he was killed at war. I miss him very much and I know that his Mother and Father miss him dearly too.
Monday, November 11, 2002 |
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