Bill Andrews
adaywithba@gmail.com
College Roommate
5580 La Jolla Blvd. #90 La Jolla CA 92037 USA
Thank You Brian
Brian and I were roommates at the University of New Mexico in 1962. We both received NROTC Scholarships in 1962 - We were both from San Diego, CA.
Brian made it thru the NROTC Program - I washed out. The biggest mistake I think I've ever made was not applying myself to stay in the program, as Brian did.
In my opinion, if one has to die young, there cannot be a more noble way to die than defending one's family or country.
Thank you Brian!
Bill Andrews
Aug 9, 2007 |
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Roger Hyde
prtyqwk@cox.net
He became HS Sports Editor after me
943 Maria Way Chula Vista Ca 91911 USA
I did not know Brian well at all. He replaced me as Sports Editor at Hilltop High School. I remember him as a nice, calm guy, and his death has always upset me for some reason. He may be the only person I knew who died in Viet Nam, and I have been to see his name on the traveling wall. So many lives cut so short... Rest in Peace, Brian. I think of you once in a while for no apparent reason, and it always makes me sad.
Sep 15, 2006 |
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J Michael Jones
sohei@newmex.com
my platoon cmdr - his platoon sgt.
PO Box 2474
Ranchos de Taos, NM 87557-2474 USA
I had the honor and pleasure of serving with Lt. Webber as his platoon sergeant in India Co. 3/26 before and during Operation Meade River in 1968. He was a fine officer and took good care of his men. I served under some of the Marine Corps' best officers of that time and he was among them. Semper Fi!
Saturday, March 26, 2005 |
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J Michael Jones
This is a photo taken of Lt. Webber on an operation before Operation Meade River.
Saturday, March 26, 2005 |
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Jack Gruenwald
My Platoon Commander
Milwaukee, WI USA
The Best Officer I Ever Fought with!
Gone-But never forgotten! A real Hero and the best officer I ever served with in combat "I" Co. 3/26 (1968). Semper Fi, Rest in Peace!
Sunday, August 06, 2000 |
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