Jim Arnold
they lost our orders
Bob, I think of all the good times that we had out in California, & the talk of what we were going to do when we got out of the service, you wanted to be a caree. We were young and did some crazy things, back then in your town, of Carmichael. I got my frist sun burn, on you parents boat. I just what to say even after 40, years, you are still in my thoughts and I cherish our frindship, very much.
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Gloria Silva
Neighbor and Friend
Elk Grove, Ca., USA
Bob taught us, how to swim, we called him, Life Guard Bob
I remember when you passed on, that both my parents were heartstricken, for yours. I was only 13, then, but I still remember that day, in our kitchen when my Dad was saying to my mom, about how sad he was, for you and your family, you just got married, that was a very sad conversation, you were drivng your new car in the 4th, july prade, for Carmichael in your parents blue car, that was in 1967. That whole feeling of mourning, had overwhelmed my heart of your loss, that I still remember it, to this day. You caused a memory to be carved in my heart, one associated, with pain and lost. It is so strange, especially if you consider that I drive, by Carmichael Park and think of you, as you taught how to swim and I think of that life guard, Bob Byrnes. I know it has been 40, years, but in my mind I still see you, as our life guard, Bob.
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John Moose
Sacramento, Ca., USA
Remembering the Soldiers
For my history class, we were asked to recognize those who gave their life, for our country in the time of war. For this I would like to thank, Lt., Bob Byrnes, of Carmichael, Ca., for giving his life for our country. It was a great sacrifice, that will, never be forgotten.
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Mark Mead
I served, with Bob. He was, a good friend and a good man. We all felt his loss, deeply then and I still think of him, to this day.
Feb 7, 2008 |
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NANCY HELTON
Neighbor
Bob
You have not, been forgotten. (I was an 8yr., old, at the time of your death, Feb., 9, 1968.) I still think, of you and how you took the time, to wave to a little girl, as you passed by my house and how sad we all were, to here, that you were gone. May you and my brother, be together in heaven, I will see you, both there one day.
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Bill Gallenstein
Bob Byrnes, we very proud, Army veteran's, remembers you, on this day. My God bless you and your family always. I salute you, Thank you.
Feb 7, 2008 |
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196th, nam, brother, 68/69.
SUPREME SACRIFICE, Lt., Bob Byrnes
Just, a few words, to HONOR your memory, on the day you made the SUPREME SACRIFICE, in 1968. You will, never be forgotten.
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Mike Lyons
sacramento, Ca., USA
Dear Robert, I'am creating this remembrance to you, as part of a class project. I want you to know, that I'am extremely proud of you, for fighting in Vietnam and sacrificing your life, for the protection of others. I know you are sorely missed, by your loved ones and I offer my condolences, to them. I remember you, today. Rest in peace, brave soldier.
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lt., Robert S. Byrnes
In Honored Rememberance
To a Fallen, Hero
Honoring your memory, on this date for the Ultimate Sacrifice you made, on February 9th, 1968. Bob, your dedication, courage and service, to our nation will always, be remembered.
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Gail Hippe-Sanders
Hey Bob, My daughter is visiting the Wall, where your name, is listed. She is about the age you were, when you went into the service to defend, our country. I asked her to do, a rubbing of your name, for me. I have a lot of great memories, of you and your crazy friends, from high school. Thank you, for your ultmate sacrifice,
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