LCPL MICHAEL JAY CALLER

MICHAEL JAY CALLER

JOHN O'DONNELL
MARINE VETERAN
HONORING THE BRAVE YOUNG MARINE HERO SEMPER FI
THIS MAN HAS GIVEN OF HIMSELF EVERTHING HE COULD, SO THAT HIS BROTHER MARINES AND THE PEOPLE BACK HOME COULD LIVE A MORE PEACEFUL LIFE. THIS GIFT OF HIS LIFE SHOWS THE GREATNESS OF THIS HERO. HERO'S DON'T WEAR A CAPE OR MASK NO! THEY WEAR MARINE GREEN. HERO'S COME IN DIFFERENT SHAPE'S AND SIZE'S. AS EACH DAY PASSES,WE MUST TAKE THE TIME TO REMEMBER WHAT THIS HERO GAVE UP! SO THAT WE COULD LIVE IN A FREE SOCIETY. THANK YOU ! SEMPER FI! HERO YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN!! DOSEN'T MATTER IF YOU ARE A 2YR, 3YR, 4YR, ENLISTMENT OR A DRAFTEE OR RESERVIST,OFFICER OR ENLISTED YOU HAVE EARNED THE TITTLE OF UNITED STATES MARINE! A NATION CRIES OUT FOR THE LOSS OF ONE OF ITS SON'S. I AM HONORED TO WRITE ON THIS MEMORIAL
Aug 28, 2014

Bill Gallenstein
Fellow Kentuckian
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
Sep 3, 2008

mary houghton
johnbhoughton@aol.com
friend
1114 w walford dr jeffersonville in 47130 usa
41 years ago today
Peggy and I placed flowers on your grave today. It was 41 years today,that you gave your life for our freedom. It seems like yesterday, when we were in high school. Sorry it took so long to get flowers to you. We think of you often. You are not forgotten. You are in our memories. Until we meet agsin.
Aug 28, 2008

Peggy Calloway Maze
dated Mike "Softie," Seneca HS
Louisville KY 40228 USA
A wonderful young man
I want all to know that Mike was a great young man. He was a gentle person. Mike's closest friends called him Softie. I am not sure why we called him that, but he liked it and it was a term of endearment. I dated Mike for almost a year when we were about 16. Mike came to see me before he shipped out. I will never forget that day. I think of him often. While in Washington a few years ago, I saw his name on The Wall. It was so sad to see, but made me proud too. God love you Mike. You will always have a special place in my heart. Peggy
Jan 27, 2008

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!!!
Aug 28, 2007

Kerry Greene
kerrygreene@mindspring.com
Niece
Looking For Our Cousin
Cousin Michael,
I can't begin to explain or understand the hurt that our grandmother's actions caused to you. She has been gone almost a decade now, and we recently saw your posting on this site. We have been trying to find you so we can meet. Hopefully you will see this.
Your Cousin,
Kerry
May 15, 2007

Michael Schneider
Schneiderm@mailcity.com
Son
1912, Jackson Drive, Sellersburg, IN., 47172, USA
The Father, I Never Met- The Person I See, In The Mirror
Dad, I cannot say to you, that I know you. only the memory, of the laminated newspaper clipping, that I saw at 12, it disappeared when mom died. I cannot say, I wanted you to be proud of me, GOD knows, I've done wrong in my life, not having you there for me hurt sometimes, your family refused to believe, that I existed, your mother bess insisted, that I, never contact them again. I kept my promise! now that my family has gone, except for harry, (gramps) bill (uncle) and jim, (other uncle) I have adapted well, to my situation. I know, that I will get to meet you someday, I wonder if michelle looks like you? Well dad I'm doin okay, I think, drive for a local disributor- hate the shop, but love, the drives in the country- it's a livin! I never settled down to havin kids, or a wife, mines waitin up there with you, say hey for me okay? I never thought, I would consider writing you a letter, always asked GOD to relay the msg., to you. (lol) Dad, I know your on the other side, so I'm hoping to ask you a favor, please ask for my prayers to be answered, I need to know that things, are gonna be okay and I trust, that you know this too. Daphne promised to wait for me, when I past on. I hope your there too, Well dad I will keep talkin to you, in my prayers and hope, you and GOD will, keep me on the chosen path and if anyone from the caller family read this, just understand that I really did want to know you all, but bess told me not, to contact any of you. This is probably because I was the product, of dad feelin his oats, before being shipped off, to nam. I want you guys to know, that even though I'll never know you, I love you all and maybe in heaven, get a chance to know you, face to face! We were a Dysfunctional family in some ways, so I guess thats normal. (lol) Until we meet, take care of yourselves and never let another member, slip out of site no matter the circumstance! Michael Allen Schneider, Born November 29, 1967, Louisville, Genral Hospital, 9:43pm, 6'2.75," at present date, if it helps you guys to believe, I'am his son.
Wednesday, March 31, 1999

Ron Sheehan
rwsheehan@bellsouth.net
Fellow Veteran
I'm a retired veteran (U.S.Army) from Louisville, Ky who wants to keep your memory alive. You have not been forgotten. We soldiers do not question our duty, but do our part to keep and preserve freedom. However! You gave the ultimate sacrifice. It would have been nice to have known you as a person, you forever will be a HERO. We should never let these brave men "Fade Away", their memory and the Vietnam War should never disappear from our thoughts and history.
Wednesday, May 04, 2005

Ray Harton
mc2316774@aol.com
Fellow Marine
Honoring another Brave Marine today. I did not know you, probably served close to you and wish I had met you. Rest in Peace Marine, we will never forget your sacrifice and service to the USMC and our Country. Semper-Fi. Cpl.Harton USMC Ret. Vietnam 1967 5th Marines.
Wednesday, July 12, 2000

Phil Thornton
phil11b40@bellsouth.net
Fellow, Vietnam Vet., from Louisville
The reasons for these brave men, going, to Vietnam can be varied and numerous. But in the end what really matters, is, that they went. They served, their country honorably. We should be forever grateful, for their service, dedication and sacrifice and make certain, that they, are not forgotten.
Tuesday, November 15, 2005