connie mareck
I have met, 2, good people via., The Wall, in the past couple of days.. they love and miss you, so very much.. it is wonderful to see, that you are not forgotten.. I too, go and talk, with my brother Raymond Mareck.. I may not see him, but only in my mind's, eye and I feel him, each and everyday, in my heart.. so as I read the comments, left for you, know that one more person, has you in their thoughts, as well. peace, be with you and your family.
Feb 15, 2009 |
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j d
Your Sister
Sgt., Dickinson: I usually visit only sites, of Marines, or my several friends, from other branches, of the services, who also sacrificed all, for their County and corps, whichever it was. While visiting the sites, of Marines who died, forty, years ago, today and earlier this week, (Dec., 24-27, 1968) I noted your sister, left comments of remembrance, for some of them. I appreciate that. I also appreciate, that your sister and friends, still take time to visit, your site and the sites, of our forgotten heroes. You apparently, are loved and still missed, by your family. You remain ever young, in their hearts. Semper Fi . . . it applies to all, of us.
Dec 27, 2008 |
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Garnet Jenkins
garijen@bresnan.net
Sister
STILL MISSING YOU VERY MUCH
~ Rest In Peace, David ~
NEVER MY SOUL, STILL THE SONG, OF WOUNDED HEARTS, THEIR LOVED ONE GONE.....OF HIM WHO GAVE HIS LIFE, FOR ME.....THAT I MIGHT LIVE, IN LIBERTY.
Dec 6, 2008 |
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davy b
davybaker@suddenlink.net
Another Brother
Kilgore, Tx.
Remembrance
David, my day usually begins, like the previous one. I move among, the websites of my heroes, to remember and honor them. I seldom print it. it's usually, like a silent prayer, but on this date, years ago, still a young man, you made, the Supreme Sacrifice. You and my brother, now share a collage at his website. As I honor one, I honor the other. You share, the traits which have made our nation, a sense of duty to God, family, and country and strong courage and dedication. He too, was self motivated and a hard task master. Had the two, of you met in life, you would have, become 'Brothers Always.' Thank you, for using those traits and talents, to protect our nation. May God bless, our nation and continue, to protect it by making people, like you. Rest in peace and know that, for as long as we remain here, YOU SHALL, BE FOREVER REMEMBERED!!!
Dec 6, 2008 |
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Davy Baker
davybaker@suddenlink.net
another brother
Kilgore, Tx.
Remembrance
David, today, is Veterans Day and I'm honoring, my two favorite heroes, before the formal ceremonies start. It's one NCO., saluting another and it, is my honor, to do it. Sis made, a beautiful picture, of you and Arthur together, titled 'Brothers Always.' Two heroes, one Army and one, Air Force, having never met on earth, joined together, as brothers for eternity. This war, did leave us a legacy, of something good and decent. Thank you, for helping preserve the freedoms, that The United States, has long enjoyed and God bless you and all, of the other heroes, of all wars, cold and hot. Until later, ~brother to brother~ YOU SHALL, NOT BE FORGOTTEN!!!
Nov 11, 2008 |
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Regina Battle
Waverly AL 36879 USA
You are Always in Our thoughts
The memories of those left behind are strong and true.
We will not forget the sacrifice you made, and we will share the love you left behind in your memory. Rest in peace, brave soldier. Garnet and I will carry on with memories of you and my father in our hearts.
Regina S. Battle
Aug 29, 2008 |
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Davy Baker
davybaker@suddenlink.net
a kindred spirit
David, today, is my brother's, birthday. As I was honoring one, hero, I remember another. You are not, forgotten and you are loved, as a brother.
Jul 30, 2008 |
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KEN KERBS
KKAK47@HOTMAIL.COM
To David Thomas Dickinson
I am so very sorry for what happened and we will never forget. I never met you David, but we probably walked on some of the same ground and drank from the same rivers.
All the best to your loving family.
Ken, 2nd/502nd/101st Airborne
Jun 15, 2008 |
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Davy Baker
davybaker@suddenlink.net
Kilgore, Tx., 75662, USA
Common Kindred
I visited you, yesterday, but could not, see the keyboard. Tonight, I dry & type. Said a prayer, especially for you and Garnet, today, at our VFW., ceremony and plan, to meet you, my brother and friends, in the future. God bless you and your family and may God, heal Garnet's hurt, she misses so! You and the other heroes, will never be forgotten, not in my lifetime!
May 26, 2008 |
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Garnet Jenkins
Grand Junction, Co.
~ 40, YEARS AGO, DAVID! I WILL, NOT FORGET ~
"THOSE, WHO HAVE LONG ENJOYED, SUCH PRIVILEGES, AS WE ENJOY, FORGET IN TIME, THAT MEN HAVE DIED, TO WIN THEM." ~ Franklin D. Roosevelt~
Dec 6, 2007 |
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