PFC REGINALD FLACK

Denise Black maiden- Defelice
DeniseBlack12@gmail.com
High School friend
3040 Fernwood Egg Harbor Twp NJ 08234 USA
It was honor to know you
I looked at Reggi from a distance and since he was an upper-classman it was unlikely that he would noticve me so I made small talk for him to notice me. I din't know about his death in 1965 because I was a teenager and only knew Vietnam from the 6pm news. It wasnt until I went in to the Army and came home from Vietnam that I was aware of our classmates death. The Fort Lee VFW did a great Tribute to him in 1987. I also added him to A book I wrote. I wish I had known him better.
Jun 17, 2010

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!!!
May 20, 2008

tony asaro-anthony weinbergf
high school friend, marine buddy
28 mandeiville st pompton lakes n.j 07442 usa
booth camp
My name is Anthony Asaro formerly Anthony Weinberg i used that name in high school,it was my stepfarthers name,when i graduated from Fort LEE High School i went by my legal name Anthony Asaro,reggie was one of the few people who new that about me,but anyway im the guy that reggie went into the marine corp with march 2nd 1966 we were drafted by the army and that day we got inducted by the marines,its funny because reggie and i started out bad with each other i dated his x girlfriend karen magneta and he went after me for months to break karen and me up,but in the end we became friends as we went to booth camp in paris island,after booth camp we saw each other for a short time and then i got west pac orders that ment i was going to vietnam,but reggie got lucky and didnt get west pack orders like i did,i remember telling him how lucky he was and he laughed at me like better you tony than me''well i went off to vietnam and didnt hear from reggie for a long time,i figured he was state side and haveing a ball while i was killing my self in nam'i remember the day i found out that reggie was kia in nam i was on aplace called hill 10 in DANANG i just got back from a field operation and i was in my hoouch' and i had a copy of stars and stripes and i opened the page to see the kias for the week and their was reggies name,my heart stopped i said it cant be true, hes back home safe and sound.Well i wrote a letter right away to my mother and told her what i read,she wrote me back and confirmed his death,she told me she didnt want to upset me so she didnt tell me he was killed.Its now over 30 years later and i still think of reggie,i read the other notes that his friends have on this site,i think i know some of them from Fort Lee high,i thin k iwas a year ahead of these guys,but guys i still think of reggie,how he wnted to kick my ass because i dated karen magneta,and how we became friends in booth camp.He was a tall quiet giant and he gave his life for his country at a very young age,but he is never forgotten, reggie god bless you''
Jan 27, 2007

Ralph Mavis
ralph_mavis@ml.com
Freind
80 East Main Street
Freehold, NJ 07728 USA
I remember Reggie as a tall handsome teenager who moved to Fort Lee from Florida. He was quiet and shy with a sweet smile and slow souther drawl. I was in Vietnam in the Marine Corps but never saw him there. My memory of him resides in the hals of Fort Lee High School. I really didn't know him all that well, but after all these years I still think of him often. Rest sweet youth. You will remain 16 in my memory forever.
Tuesday, October 17, 2000

Henry Yost
hychulai67@aol.com
High School Claasmate
2282 Honeydew Drive
Spring Hill , Fl. 34608 USA
SEMPER FI REGGIE
Wednesday, October 25, 2000

William Di Iulio
wmdiiulio@aol.com
A friend and classmate
P.O. Box 103
Fort Lee, NJ 07024 USA
A Letter To A Friend
Hi Reggie, The Sunoco you worked at when we where kids is now a car wash. The Esso I worked at is a bank. Fort Lee High and the GW Bridge are still here as are the memories. October 1966 is the last time we talked, it was about our futures and our fears and it was the night before I left for California on my way to Viet Nam. I told you that we would talk again when we got back to Fort Lee after our tours where over. Well, you beat me back. When I got back I found you waiting at Madonna Cemetery. I'm glad you came home but I wish you weren't there. Fort Lee and the world will never truly know what you could have contributed and that is a shame. All I know is that I was denied your friendship and for that I am sorry because that truly was a loss. It has been over 30 years now and I still come to talk to you and ask your opinion but I can't hear you. I guess I will have to wait until the "big" tour is over. When I catch up to you we will talk and I promise I'll listen. Until then my friend.
Wednesday, August 01, 2001

William Di Iulio
wmdiiulio@aol.com
Friend and fellow veteran.
P.O. Box 103
Fort Lee, NJ 07024 USA
Dedicated to "Reggie"
Monday, August 27, 2001

Wm "Bill" Di Iulio
wmdiiulio@aol.com
Friend
PO Box 103
Fort Lee, NJ 07024 USA
Memorial Day 2002 "35 years"
It has been 35 years. I visited Reggie's grave today as I do every Memorial Day. Does anyone visit this site? I would like to know. If you knew Reggie then you knew he was a great guy and should never be forgotten. If anyone does visit this site please drop me a e-mail it would be nice to know that he was not forgotten.
Monday, May 27, 2002