LCPL WILLIAM WALTER WATERS

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WILLIAM WALTER WATERS

Richard Nelson
nelsonrjjr@gmail.com
childhood friend
3600 Ithaca Trail Suffolk VA 23435 USA
Friend
Not too many months go by, through all these years, and I still remember your words in the letters we exchanged. It's funny how you don't let some things go and I guess I'll will always have you in my thoughts and that day I read in the Stars and Stripes that you had been KIA. Your a fine fellow. I wish we could have met in Danang for a beer and talked about the Boy Scouts and high school. Maybe latter. Your friend Richard (Navy river boats 68-69) Posted 10-17-12
Oct 17, 2012

M E
Thank you, and happy birthday, to someone who died too young, from someone you never knew
Nov 16, 2011

Whiskey Mike
I was sad when I heard about the ambush outside of Lang Co, even more when your name reached the CP at the train station. From 881S to Lang Co, you carried yourself with Marine proud and will always be forever young. The ones from India 3/26 that returned will grow old remembering your name and other, till we meet again. You make us proud that we served with you Muddy.
Nov 16, 2009

Garnet Jenkins
Grand Junction Co.
~ In Remembrance ~

"SOME PEOPLE SPEND AN ENTIRE LIFETIME WONDERING IF THEY MADE A DIFFERENCE, THE MARINES DON'T HAVE THAT PROBLEM"... President Ronald Reagan.....In Remembrance of this Young Marine, with a Multitude of Thanks for his Courage, Service and Dedication to our Country and for Freedom. Rest well LCpl William Walter Waters and know that you will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. I am the sister of such a young hero, who made the Supreme Sacrifice in Vietnam 1967.

Aug 28, 2007

thom suddeth
roadrun1@verizon.net
best friend
11130 lady allison lane richmond va 23113 usa
thanks for teaching to drive a stick shift
Bill I'm thinking of you on this memorial day.There are so many things we never got to do.I wish I joined the Marines with you. I came home and you gave your life for your country. I hope we meet again and can run like crazy. I've never forgotten you friend.
thom
May 28, 2007

ANONYMOUS AND GRATEFUL
SO YOUNG! SO BRAVE! HOW CAN IT BE THAT SOMEONE SO YOUNG CAN GIVE THEIR LIFE FOR FREEDOM AND SO FEW ACKNOWLEDGE HIS SACRIFICE. SOME OF US CARE. THANK YOU SEEMS SO INADEQUATE BUT IT'S ALL I HAVE.
Wednesday, June 07, 2006

Chester Wilson
Chester.wilson@doc.state.wi.us
Muddy and I served together
1015 18th. Avenue, Suite B112
Monroe, WI 53566 USA
It has been many years, but you live in my memory
My dear friend, it has been many years but I remember your smile. The tough little guy who wanted to be a man. In the eyes of 1st squad, I Co 3/26 Marines you were always a man. We went through hell on 881 North and South. You always had a laugh. I remember your dying and the shock that I felt, I think of it and I feel sad that you were not able to go on living. We missed you then and you are missed now. I hope to visit your final resting place this year. I have been to Brittles in Tampa. we will meet again.
Tuesday, January 27, 2004

Anonymous Anonymous
I never met you that's because I was born in 1978, so I wasn't even alive when you fell, But my generation wants to thank you for your bravery and dedication, even though we never heard of the war until we were in grade school your name will always live, See you in heaven. Thank you.
Thursday, June 20, 2002

an angel
Americans thank you for your sacrifice. You were much to yound to die. Happy Birthday - a true American hero.
Saturday, November 16, 2002

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