Trying to locate my father
. . Contributed By Allison On Saturday, October 08, 2005
Hi my name is Alison I am trying to find my father I was only a baby when he served in Vietnam around 1963 and I dont have much information about him. His name was Richard. I'm not to sure of the spelling of his last name it could be Weiss, Wise, Weiz. He was from Brooklyn, N.Y. around Ten Ike Street. I was put up for adoption before he came home and I would like to meet him. My biological mother's name was Joann LoCascio. If anyone has any information at all please contact me.

Vietnam Baby looking for Biological Father
. . Contributed By Erika On Sunday, October 09, 2005
I am looking for a man named Mike Kulisek, not sure if the last name is smelled exactly like Kulisek, however, he was stationed at Ft. Wolters, TX in 67-68. He dated a Sandy Reed. He is from the east coast and is Italian. He was supposedly in training for Helicopter Pilot. My Biological mother gave me up for adoption at birth and she claims that her roommates boyfriend, name unknown, was best friends with my father. It seems as though during Vietnam, their were a lot of children given up for adoption. We are curious about our fathers, were they killed in action, are they alive, do we look like them etc.I hope that someday I could be reunited with my biological father, so meet him and to see if I resemble him. Also, I need to know some medical history on his family for my son. If you know him please let me know.

Walter A robinson
. . Contributed By Kimberly Drown On Tuesday, October 11, 2005
Walter is my father. he was in vietnam and "damn proud of it" but we just lost him due to an accident at work. he is sincerly missed by sooo many of us. i would love to hear from anyone who knew him.we was most proud of being in "The 101.Screaming Eagles"

My Reaction to "the wall"

Please Share Your Reaction to "the wall" . Contributed By Brigitte Callahan On Monday, October 03, 2005 Hi- I am writing a research paper on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Please share your experience with the wall. How did you feel when you approached the wall? Overwhelmed? Nostalgic? Calm? Upset? etc. What did you think about? Did you like the memorial or did you think it was too stark? The Vietnam War was very controversial for many reasons. Has visiting the memorial effected your experience with or opinion of the Vietnam War? Has it offered closure? Any input at all would be extremely helpful. Thanks so much! Brigitte The Empty Tomb As I approach the wall in the early morning light, the sky is gently showering everything with dew. Here at the break of days new dawning, I come much like Mary to visit the empty tomb. I come not with spices, but with my heart wanting to speak to you once again. Today I come to meet with my brother, my best friend. I know deep within me that we are still kindred in spirit, together and yet apart. We have shared the days of our childhood and we have felt the sting of death. Yet, for all of this, nothing can really ever separate usànot even a broken heart. Williamàmy sweet William, how I long to see you once again. Can you hear me? Do you see me as I search for your beloved name? Many years have passed since I last spoke with you and beheld your dear sweet face. Then, again, it seems like only yesterday that I stood beside your open grave. Brother, teacher, companion and friendàhow the memories do ebb and flow. Can you see me? Do you hear me as I search for your beloved name? Suddenly as though from a lighthouseàa tiny ray of sun seems to point out your beloved name. Billyàdearest brother, I know that you still watch over me. Can you feel the mist that is falling? Can you see how the dew drops look just like teardrops, as I caress your beloved name? I counted 16 teardrops fallingàone for each letter and character in your name. Do you remember bat-light, butterflies and fishing in the rain? Do you remember how you taught me to fish and then threw them all back into the lake once again? You said, "We should never waste God's beauty or abuse the bounty of His land." Do you fish the lakes of heaven, still teaching the little ones? Do you walk the fields with Jesus andàOH! Do you still sing slightly out of tune? Here in the misty morning sunlight, I feel close to you once again. I can almost hear you singingà"Halleluiah! To Christ our King!" Best of all sweet William, it sounds perfectly in tune. William, my sweet William, it is time for me to go. Billy dearest brother, I shall always love you so. I know now deep in my heart, that you are safe and well. Now not even 16 teardrops falling, can take away my joy for you. " Vaya Con Dios," until we meet again. Love Always, Christy

looking for information on Arthur Eugene Morgan
. . Contributed By Michael Edwin Southworth On Wednesday, October 12, 2005
I am looking for information on my father and his family. He died in Bihn Long, South Vietnam on September 5, 1969. He had two children Arthur Eugene Morgan and Terri Lynn Morgan. Both names were changed when we were adopted. Our names now are Michael Edwin Southworth and Theresa Lynn Jump. My father lived in Wise Virginia born November 24, 1946. If anyone has any information/photo's on him or his family, please contact me at msouth1999@yahoo.de or emerald2668@yahoo.com. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Did you know my brother, Mark Stoltenburg?
. . Contributed By Nancy(Stoltenburg) Schumann On Saturday, October 15, 2005
Mark was killed in Quang Tri, South Vietnam, on July 21, 1966. He was just 20 years old and I believe he died on the helicopter enroute to receive medical care. Any information you can give me regarding his death would be appreciated greatly.

peter lopez in vietnam kia 2-25-1971
. . Contributed By larry morris On Monday, October 17, 2005
i am larrymorris i served in vietnam 70-71 with the 300th mp.co in lamson 719 at fire base vandergrift when lopez was killed would like to know anyone else that remembers this my squad leader was ssg monroe thank you

looking for someone who knew Jackie L. Crosby
. . Contributed By Dale On Monday, October 17, 2005
Hi, I am looking for someone who served with my cousin Jackie L. Crosby. He was in Vietnam from 12-10-1968 through 3-12-1969. He was killed in Dinh Tuong.

TSGT Ralph James Lund "2-10-33---9-6-68"
. . Contributed By Khristine Taylor (Cole) On Wednesday, October 19, 2005
hi if there is anyone out there that knew my great uncle, i would really love to hear from you i never got a chance to meet him, he was a tsgt in the air firce, born feb 10 1933, he died in lamdond s. vietnam, he was in the c-130 when it was shot down from the sky, he was an e-5, he died on sept 6 1968, please if anyone knew him or was in the air force with him please contact me, i would really like to know what you have to say about him, thank you.

L Z Sherry L z Sandy 70 -71
. . Contributed By Ernie Rich On Sunday, October 23, 2005
Hi my name is Ernie Rich I was In Vietnam 70 -71 At LZ Sherry L Z Sandy and others So Far We Have Found about 80 people ,and we have had four reunions. Any one whom would like to talk or E _MAIL me that fine address err@fuse.net Home Address Ernie Rich 3900 carrington way Hamilton , Ohio 45011 ph. 513 856-9615