THE KITCHEN TABLE GANG TRUST
. . Contributed By Charlie Taliaferro On Monday, June 25, 2001
Vietnam veterans . . WE NEED YOUR HELP! Have you ever spent time in a veteran's hospital? This not-for-profit group works to lessen the bleakness that permeates most Veterans Health Administration hospitals. Check out the Kitchen Table Gang Trust at http://taliaferro.net/veterans Many veterans have deemed our efforts worthy of support and we hope you will too. Hand salute!

Looking for some men who served in VietNam with.
. . Contributed By Kristie Masic On Monday, June 25, 2001
I am a daughter of a VietNam Veteran, Douglas R. Mason, who served in the USAF 1966-1969 and was stationed at Tan Sa Nhut (spelling) at the 8th Aerial Port SQ in Saigon. My father is alive and well and I would love to find some of these men that he served with in VietNam. Harold Ganchou, Ron Luddy, Ken Morgan, Al Fotheringham, Bill Parmer, Pete Carrier, Greg Magie, Killian, Wadelski and Schoeder. If anyone knows of the above mentioned whereabouts, or if you served with my father, please contact me at Sunfire@aol.com. I would truly appreciate any help I could get. I know it would mean A LOT to my father.

memory
. . Contributed By Claude On Thursday, June 28, 2001
Bonjour. Je n'ai connu aucun de ces gartons qui sont mort au Vietnam pour notre libertT et nos valeurs . Je voudrais dire tout le respect que j'ai pour leur mTmoire, et toute la sympathie que j'ai pour leur famille, car si l'on pense a eux ils restent un peu en vie au dela de la mort.Claude

LOOKING FOR VETS FROM McCREARY CO. KENTUCKY
. . Contributed By Renee Taylor On Thursday, June 28, 2001
I grew up during the Vietnam War, a living room war they called it on the news, however I'm sure that to those who fought and died there, it didn't seem like any living room war they had fought. Currently I am doing research on the war, and the men and women who served there, My home town is Whitley City Kentucky the county is McCreary, if you were or are from here and would like to be remembered in my thesis for undergrad school please let me hear from you. Even if you aren't fro here and would love to tell me your story please email me. Thanks to all those hero's who served their country. Renee, a true and faithful friend to all.

Looking for family or friends of Paul Arnold Tharp
. . Contributed By Ken Hunsucker On Saturday, June 30, 2001
Looking for any family or friends of Paul Arnold Tharp, KIA in Vietnam July 2, 1970. Paul was killed while taking my place while I was on R&R. Paul was from Kirklin, IN.(I think that is the correct spelling) I would love to make contact with anyone that was a family member or a friend of Paul. God Bless You All.

DAVID LOREN STOEHR
. . Contributed By Rev. Dr. Bob Rademacher On Wednesday, July 04, 2001
David, my second cousin, was killed in Vietnam on our wedding day. Neither his family nor we knew of it that day. He was only 20. We took rubbings of his name in 1999. Both of his parents have now died. His father was a 20-year military man, a prince of a man and my baptism godparent.

Captain Thomas W. Pusser
. . Contributed By Major Euell T. White On Wednesday, July 04, 2001
I would like to locate any family members of Captain Thomas W. Pusser from Chesterfield, SC who was KIA in Vietnam, 22 Oct 65.

LTC Bryan Sutton

Would like to hear from the family of Lieutenant Colonel Bryan sutton who was KIA in Vietnam march 1971.

LTC Bryan Sutton
. . Contributed By Major Euell T. White On Wednesday, July 04, 2001
Would like to hear from the family of Lieutenant Colonel Bryan Sutton who was killed in Vietnam in March 1971.

Capt. David L. "Pete" Mathis
. . Contributed By Doug Mathis On Wednesday, July 04, 2001
Searching for anyone who may have served with my cousin, David L. "Pete" Mathis, KIA 11 Mar 1970 at Lam Dong, South Vietnam. Pete was a helicopter pilot. His death was categorized as "non-hostile, crash on land." Pete was from East Tallassee, Alabama. If anyone knew Pete, please get back to me.