Peter Aylett
pca47@nigpond.net.au
Unknown Friend
Hi Capt., Bernie Albertson. At this time, thoughts, are specifically, with you & those lost, with you. May your sacrifice, not, be in vain. P. Aylett
Apr 17, 2009 |
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Bernadette Albertson
bgalbertson@hotmail.com
niece
2358, Sheffield Rd., Aliquippa, PA., 15001, USA
Thanks, for remembering, my uncle Bernie
Thank you all, for visiting, my uncle Bernie's page. Your comments, mean so much. Please, keep his niece, Mo (US., Navy) and nephew, Scott, (US., Army) in your prayers. Both are currently, on active duty. ~Bernie
Oct 20, 2008 |
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Anthony Tome
aetome@aol.com
Friend
5240, Sun Dial Place, Boulder, CO., 80301, USA
A Happy Reunion
Today, a traveling Vietnam, Memorial Wall, was in Boulder, Colorado. I finally, was able to see, Bernie''s name and made an etching. I had always, wanted to go to D.C., to see Bernie, but instead Bernie, came to me. Thank you.
Jul 18, 2008 |
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Peter Aylett
pca47@bigpond.net.au
Unknown Friend
2, Somers St., Cashmere, Qld., 4500, Aust
Just called, in this day Capt., Bernie - Today being your & my mates, 37th, year, since your departure. Since our last chat, John has been found & repatriated, to now be at rest, in his homeland - it was my privilage, to escourt. (Dec 07) The placeing of a recognition marker, at the Minh Dam Site, is underway. Rest easy, Bernie A. Lest We Forget, Peter Aylett.
Apr 17, 2008 |
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Anthony Tome
aetome@aol.com
Friend
5240, Sun Dial Place, Boulder, CO., 80301, USA
Dear Bernie,
The anniversary, of your death, is upcoming. I just recently, heard "good" news, if there can, be good news, in a tragic event. The remains, of Lance Corporal, John Gillespie have been, recovered and he was returned, home, to Australia, to be united, with his family and friends. The Aussies are planning, to erect a memorial, to him and to you, at the site, of the helicopter crash. I imagine, you and John, are enjoying, a pint and lighting up, a stoogy, as you read this. Put some shrimp, on the barby. Forever, your friend.
Apr 1, 2008 |
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Someone Who, Cares Deeply
I just wanted to say, Happy Birthday. It seems, that you would have been, 60, years old, today and I, just thought, that I, would say, Happy Birthday. I also want, to thank you, for your great, sacrifice, you made, for this country. I guess, that you, were married and may, God give her the strength, to live knowing, that she was, married, to a hero. Someone who sacrificed their life, to save, their beloved country. Thank you, so much, for your sacrifice. Because of you and your fellow veterans, I can sit, here, tonight and feel free. God Bless You and your family, for I'am, sure, that you will always be, in their hearts and minds.
Nov 27, 2007 |
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Suzanne Whitton
Scgirlsonice@aol.com
friend
615, Ascot Ridge, Rock Hill, SC., 29730, USA
Happy Birthday - you and my uncle share, the same birthday
I felt compelled to post a message, as I just did to my uncle, Leyburn Watts Brockwell. He would have been 80, today, yet his handsome face is frozen, in my mind at age 38. So young, so long, ago and such, a bitter pill to swallow. I think you would be, 61 and I'am sure, to your loved ones, your at the age you were, when you began your tour of duty. I told "Pete," (Leyburn) I'am an avid admirer, of Billy Graham and he says, you are in a much better place, but taken from us so young, makes it hard. Thank you, for serving and giving, the ultimate sacrifice. You, are not forgotten and you will always, be a hero.
Nov 27, 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!!!
Apr 17, 2007 |
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David Mcclory
dm0f@andrew.cmu.edu
Close Friend
4596, echo glen, pittsburgh, pa., 15236, USA
Bernie, I will never, ever, forget you. You, are my friend and will always, be my friend. Dave
Tuesday, February 08, 2000 |
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Anthony Tome
aetome@aol.com
Friend
5240, Sun Dial Place, Boulder, Co., 80301, U.S.
Memorial Day
Dear Bernie, Today, is Memorial Day. A day when we honor, those who have fallen in battle, preserving the freedom of our country. I remember, our days together, at Duquesne. We didn't, think about death. I guess, that is the anesthesia, of youth. I think, about you often and regularly, visit this page. I hope that, wherever you are, you see my messages and know how much, I have missed you. I can't help coming here, without getting tears in my eyes. I miss you. I wish things, had turned out different. Like so many others, I wonder why, you and not me? I wonder, if you had enlisted in the Marines, with me, if things would have turned out differently? Would some of your courage, have rubbed off on me? Would you be on this board right now, leaving messages for me? Would you be at home, with your wife and children and grandchildren, telling them, about the best friend, that you ever had, who was lost in the war?
Monday, May 30, 2005 |
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