"LEWIS" Cam Ranh Bay, 1971
. . Contributed By B. G. Piper On Sunday, May 29, 2005
Searching for "LEWIS ______________", U.S.Army officer at Cam Rahn Bay, Vietnam, 1971. LEWIS was a Superviser in the MESS UNIT, writing daily menus/recipes/paychecks for KP's & staff as well as inventorying food. LEWIS was approx. 27 years old in 1971, so was b. about 1944-45. LEWIS broke down & cried when he had to leave his love, NHAN KIM, in Vietnam - knowing she was going to have his baby in March 1972. LEWIS was medium tall, average weight. LEWIS, if you are reading this, please contact me for information about your daughter, b. 3-28-1972. Nhan does not remember your last name. Or.if YOU know who the "LEWIS _____________" is that I am referring to, please (1) contact him and ask him to email or call me, or (2) send me all information you have about him (including photo if possible) so I can get in touch with him immediately. His daughter would like to meet him. B. G. Piper - Email: TootsieB46@aol.com - 254-755-8944 (Waco, Texas)

Morgan Donahue
. . Contributed By Sean O'Donnell On Sunday, May 29, 2005
I would like everyone to remember Morgan Donahue, he was an American Hero. He went MIA on December 13, 1967. His family has searched for him since then. Please remember him, his family and all who search for him, this Memorial Day. It seems that he becomes more lost when a web search for him is done. His father died a couple of years ago. Thank You Morgan Donahue for what you did for the United States of America.

George "andy" Howes
. . Contributed By Summer On Monday, May 30, 2005
Another fallen "Hero". You will not be forgotten. Thank you for your sacrifice in Nam. Too bad the "government" doesn't feel the same.

Michael Hopkins-"K" Company 3rdBn 9th Marines
. . Contributed By Tommy Hopkins On Monday, May 30, 2005
In honor of an American Hero who gave the ultimate sacrafice on July 4th 1966 my brother Mike.

milton eugene flowers
. . Contributed By lillian guy On Monday, May 30, 2005
The memories and our sons are all I have left but the love lingers on.I hate the fact that this is happening to our country all over again. Its seems that our country opened up after the war and begin a feeling of love and let live,but, saddly we seems to have become closed mind once again and the attitude is we are superior to all people so our way is the only way.

William F. Bronson Jr.

I was young when you died but I have never forgotton you. I miss you Uncle Billy. Thank you and all the other veterans I didn't know for everything you did for us and our country.

Is my brother eligible for his name on the Wall?
. . Contributed By Jack Fisher On Monday, May 30, 2005
My brother served 2 tours in Vietnam.After coming home he died 6 months prior to his only daughters birth.His death was a result of Agent Orange.Even though he died back home is he eligible to be on the wall?

Brother that was lost at sea in vietnam
. . Contributed By Denis M Davis On Monday, May 30, 2005
My brother Arthur T Davis was lost at sea in vietnam and was never found is he eligable to have his name on the wall

LEON D. ECHART
. . Contributed By CLARK K. HAMM On Monday, May 30, 2005
IN MEMMORY OF LEON D. ECHART B CO. 2/12 4th INF. DIV. FEB.25,1967 I VISITED THE GRAVE SITE 5/29/05 AND HIS SISTER PEARL.

MISSING FROM WALL
. . Contributed By Linda L. Miner On Monday, May 30, 2005
A boyfriend, Robert Lee Savanich from Galveston Texas died in Viet Nam but I could not find him on wall when I visited it. Why? It was around 1969.I just thought he dropped me and moved away only to hear he died there. Can anyone help ? He was my first love and I have been alone most of my life.