Renita Silva
Renitasilva@yahoo.com
carrol drive lot 8 wythevillve va 24382 usa
Even tho i didnt really know you cause i was never born.Are class was doing research about all the people who has served and i choose you they leave soon because of d.c we are writeing letters to yall to put on the wall im not going but i am sure am glad that i have choose you to write a letter to you and thank you so much for serving in are war and to ur family members that are still alive if yall find this thank yall for giving birth to are great person!
Apr 28, 2014 |
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Tom Tweed
tomt6260@gmail.com
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22 California Drive Rochester NY 14616 USA
The height of the war.
And none mentioned that his three year tour encompasses the very height of the war. Thank you for your service and may God bless you. Thank you so much.
Aug 24, 2013 |
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Mike Vietevet
Out of all the poems and stuff posted here by the patruits, not one mentioned that this dude was on his THIRD CONSECUTIVE TOUR.
Nov 2, 2012 |
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Joan Cavaliere
THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE
On Nov. 10, 2012 (Marine Corp. Birthday) my husband Rod a former Marine & Vietnam Veteran has the honor of reading your name at the 30th Anniversary of The Wall. May you rest in peace & always know that you will NEVER be forgotten. SEMPER FI
Sep 28, 2012 |
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Grayson Viars
1vendetta306@gmail.com
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607 Church St. Rural Retreat VA 24368 USA
Thank You
Thank You sir For your dedication to this country and your service to our nation.
Apr 11, 2012 |
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Ray James
Fog.Lift@ymail.com
Citizen
Poem
Today i saw a small plane - some miracle of human evolution and God's grace permitting hunks of metal to be extracted from the Earth and separated from the rock that held them so well and so long and flung with magesty and the nudge of throttle into the air, to remain there for awhile, like a crow, without being shot down, or crashing in delirium or malfunction or some other force of gravity pulling them back to earth. A guide dog pressed snug to hip and chest - and just now a friend who is 80 waves from her car... Oh, what yearning to live was stolen by bullets in Nam? How many times did camo-clad brothers...walking point, or simply at rest for a moment by tree...best friend or not, ten years or ten months or ten days under their belt with training stateside and at sea and in Nam...how many times died, we there in Nam when the metal bit deep and the pulse of our heartbeat was silent? From then until now and as long as i liue i want you to know i died there, too. With statue/rock in D.C. and this place on the net? i am here, and tho' living i died...and though thankful for Life - every day - i'm sorry for all that we lost
Nov 2, 2011 |
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Chasity Jones
RURAL RETREAT, VA., 24368, USA
thank you, for fighting, for us and everything and we, haven't forgotten you, so don't worry, about that, everyone thinks, about u. thanks, for everything.
Apr 13, 2010 |
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michelle hill
I did not know you, or your family, but thank you, for your service, for our country.
May 26, 2008 |
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Tom Kittel
Dave, I had been, looking for you, for thirty years and when I got a computer, I tried, to get, your address. One day, I got up the nerve, to check the "Virtual Wall," website, hoping your name would not, be there and when I saw you, listed, I stared at the screen, in disbelief. You were like, a little brother, to me and I can still see, your face through the distance, of these years as clear, as if it, were yesterday. I will, never forget you, bro.
Feb 10, 2008 |
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Bill Gallenstein
Zephyrhills FL
A very proud cold war USAF veteran remembers you on this day. My God bless you and your family always. I salute you, Thank you.
Nov 2, 2007 |
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