SGT EDWARD GILBERT LEE

EDWARD GILBERT LEE

donna colotti
dcolotti@finnwarnkegayton.com
sister's boyfriend
8 townsend road belmont ma 02478 usa
My sister Linda and Teddy were high school sweethearts (Belmont High) and continued their relationship thru his tour of duty. I loved him like a brother he was always at our house. I remember the day my sister was informed his platoon was missing - and his body recovered a week before her birthday. Whenever I think of him, I smile, and he will always be in my heart and on my mind.
May 10, 2012

Leo LaBuda
labuda@cwconline.org
Leo LaBuda 517th Co. 35th Combat Engineer Bn 1967 - 1968 Although I only knew you for such a brief moment in my life. You have had a profound effect on my life that i am writing this over forty years later. I need to thank you Teddy. I'm a beter man for having met you.
Jan 26, 2012

C D
THANKS FOR BEING MY FRIEND
I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU
Jun 10, 2009

1SG Joey "Brasso" Welsh
brasso9@wildblue.net
We served in the same unit.
122 County Rd 572 Castroville TX 78009 USA
FALLEN/WARRIORS SLIDE PROGRAM
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I'm the Historical Advisor, member #0003 for E Company (Long Range Patrol) 20th Infantry (Airborne) & C Company (Ranger) 75th Infantry (Airborne) First Field Force Vietnam Association. We were attached to the 4th Infantry Division for administartive purposes only.

Our unit was organized with highly trained and motivated soldiers. most of whom hsd spent at least 6 months in combat and had undergone an intensive selection program before they were assigned. Only the best of the best could prevail. Our unit was organized to provide long range reconaissance, surveillance, target acquisition, and special type missons on a corp level basis and usually operated in 4-6 man teams. The company also had the capacity to operate as a pltoon size force and conduct regular recon-in-force missions. At times, they were attached to Special Forces units and were trained by them at the MACV Recondo School in Vietnam. "RANGERS LEAD THE WAY"
Mar 8, 2007

Paul MacAuley
Hawkie@aol.com
friend
Myfriend
Teddy was a hero because he did so many things that no one else would do. He was a friend who lived life to its fullest. Teddy was loyal, maybe too loyal. Three of us from Belmont,MA went to Vietnam, Teddy, Donnie Ray and myself, only I returned. My heart aches because they never had the opportunity to have a family, to have a nice job or to grow old with those who loved them. I hope they know how much I miss them and that I always remember them. The days at Ft. Bragg provide me with wonderful memories of us all young and alive. Peace!
Tuesday, November 09, 1999

Anthony Grande
amgrande47@yahoo.com
Friend, classmate,football teammate
14 Chandler St
Belmont, MA 02478 USA
Gone too soon
Teddie earned every accolade awarded him, not by being loud or bullish, but by just being himself. An unselfish friend and brother who only knew how to do things one way.the right way.He will always be missed, never forgotten, and most of all, always talked about. As a (former) "Screamin' Eagle," I know Teddie's memory will never die.
Thursday, July 11, 2002

ANONYMOUS AND GRATEFUL
HOW CAN IT BE THAT SOMEONE SO YOUNG CAN GIVE THEIR LIFE FOR OUR COUNTRY AND SO FEW ACKNOWLEDGE HIS SACRIFICE. SOME OF US CARE. THANK YOU SEEMS SO INADEQUATE BUT IT'S ALL I HAVE.
Sunday, December 18, 2005