SP4 LAWRENCE CHRISTIAN CLAUSEN

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LAWRENCE CHRISTIAN CLAUSEN

Michael Warner
egulfwarner@verizon.net
1 CAV Brother
RIP my 1st CAV brother. They all died too young.
Nov 10, 2015

Frank Walters Clark
f.w.c@frankwclark.com
Best boyhood friends
39949 Skyline Drive Umatilla FL 32784 USA
The Ultimate Sacrifice
Larry and I went to the same church First Baptist in St. Petersburg, FL, sang in the church youth choir, and attended Northeast High as classmates. I visited with Larry and his family, had dinner, and had the honor to spend the night at his house, sleeping in a crowded bedroom with him and his brothers. We talked late into the night, and I made a connection with Larry that has lasted to this day. Even though he made the ultimate sacrifice, his smiling face will be with me 'til it's my turn to make the Leap. God Bless you, Lawrence Christian Clausen. Thank-you for making it possible for me to live on in freedom.
Mar 12, 2014

Lucy Meadows
school mate of sister
I still vividly remember the loss of Debbie's brother...
Feb 6, 2010

Manuel Pino B/2/8th Cav 68-69

C/1/12th Cav Rgt, 1st Cav Div
Dec 27, 2007

Manuel Pino Jr Bco 2/8th 1st Cav 68-69
mpjr54@msn.com
Fellow Cav Brother
MY COUNTRY'S FLAG CRIED the flag bowed it's bars and wept starry tears as it hung at half-mast for a soldier's years. another youth it had called and another youth had died. I stood and i watched as my country's flag cried. it clothed the drab coffin in it's red, white, and blue, silently protecting the contents for the comfort of a few. it brought strength to some, to others, bitter pride. but as mourners filed by, my country's flag cried. as it rode to the field where the soldier was laid away, the flag recalled the pledge that he used to stand and say, but to war he went and to keep that pledge, he tried. as the guns fired their last salute, my country's flag cried. as taps rang out, it was folded with care, for the soldier's soul a chaplin whispered a prayer. he asked god for peace in this world to abide, and in a grieving mother's arms my country's flag cried!
Tuesday, September 06, 2005

RON KEMERER
bigdad.casper@verizon.net
schoolboy, friend
1210, Robin Road, South, St. Petersburg, Fla., 33707, USA
LARRY, YOU'RE NOT FORGOTTEN. EVERY ONCE, IN A WHILE, I RUN INTO ANOTHER ONE, OF OUR FRIENDS AND WE REMEMBER YOU.
Friday, July 13, 2001

mark kapinos
schmur705@yahoo.com
rest well, cav., brother, mark. clw., fla..
Saturday, December 06, 2003

Cindy Hill -Nolen
cln56@tampabay.rr.com
friend
Tampa, fl usa
When I was in Jr. High in St. Petersburg, Fla. my good friend Debbie Clausens' brother died in Vietnam. Now my own daughter is in high school and doing research on Vietnam and we have looked up info on Vietnam. We have found Larry's name and talked about the tragedies of Vietnam. Years ago when my daughter was 3 we went to Washington D.C. and looked up his name and did a rubbing of it too. Then one time when the traveling wall came to Tampa we went and also looked his name up. It saddens me to see that only one previous person has posted anything about Larry. Even though I never met him, I feel linked to him. Such a tragic death at such a young age (19).
Saturday, May 31, 2003

Rhiya M
cpage@pinecrest.edu
Dear Lawrence Christian Clausen, Thank you so much for protecting our country! Even though you did not win, you are always a winner in my heart. You did everything you could to help our country and it really helped. If it weren't for you, we wouldn't be here right now. All the soldiers especially you helped to make our country happy. When I say the Pledge of Allegiance in the morning and I look at the red on the flag, I think about you. You were so helpful in making our country free and safe. Thank you again for protecting our country! I'll remember you forever Yours truly, Rhiya M.
Wednesday, February 15, 2006

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