Finding the grave of a comrad
. . Contributed By Stanley Wilburn On Tuesday, June 07, 2005
I am trying to locate the final resting place of a brother Marine. His name is Virgil L. Larkins. He was in the 1st battalion 9th Marine Bravo Company with me. If anyone knows how I can locate his grave, please contact me.

HAVE BRACELETS LOOKING FOR OWNERS/FAMILY MEMBERS
. . Contributed By CAROL LEE F. STRICKLER On Tuesday, June 07, 2005
I have worn these names for 35 years. Can't find either on the Wall, but only tried once.Capt.Ben Ringsdorf, gone 11-11-66. Col.Robert Wilke, gone 1-17-68. My first time on this site. I would like to know if there has been closure or if they have family. Would like the bracelets for them. Please help me.

Virgil Lee Larkins Burial Place

I found a listing for a Virgil Lee Larkins buried May 24, 1969 in Crown Hill Cemetery, Iniandapolis, IN. VIRGIL LARKINS Burial: 05/24/1969 Section: 99 Marker: Yes Lot: 4187 May be the buddy your looking for. You can contact the cemetary at info@crownhill.org.

Charles Jerome Huneycutt, Jr.

Remains were returned in 1988, subsequently identified as Charles Jerome Huneycutt, Jr. No info on surviving family members.

Overdue thanks to some MPs
. . Contributed By Steve Erikson On Friday, June 10, 2005
I would like to thank the MPS (101st?) who in 1969 (or late 68) found a lone Marine in a crashed truck along Highway 1 North of Tam Ky. I knew I would be bagged and tagged for sure until you came along in that jeep with the mounted 60. I have wanted to say "thanks" for along time.

Sp/4 Junior L. Whittle 9/24/66 Tuy Hoa 930th Ord
. . Contributed By Luana Whittle Alexander On Friday, June 10, 2005
Would like to talk with anyone that was there. Past time for answers, Wife and Son want and need to know. To many discrepencies.

Missing from Life ,but not from the Heart
. . Contributed By Esther On Saturday, June 11, 2005
I met this man one night as my husband and I were waiting for the bus to take me back home before he went to Viet Nam. Lambert, his last name was burned into my mind and heart. He played the song, "See The Big Man Cry," everywhere we went. He had lost his baby boy when his wife left him. When I first heard that he was KIA, I thought, "He will never have to cry again, then I cried for a good man lost. I have not been able to find his name on the wall because I do not know where he was from. We all lost so much in Viet Nam.

LOOKING FOR THE FAMILY OF MAJOR FREDERICK KRUPA
. . Contributed By BARBARA WALLACE On Saturday, June 11, 2005
LOOKING FOR MAJOR KRUPA'S FAMILY - I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE THEM THE BRACELET I HAVE WORN FOR YEARS.

Looking
. . Contributed By Robert Serena On Sunday, June 12, 2005
Looking for anyone who knew David H Marine DOB 6-29-51 died 6-4-70 , Daniel E Goodin DOB 5-3-48 died 8-19-71 or Steven G Williams DOB 8-12-51 died 7-3-71, all were with me in the 864th engr bn Vietnam

Good Bye
. . Contributed By Robert Serena On Sunday, June 12, 2005
David Marine Iam sorry that I let you go down the pass on the 60 that day I did not think I would never see you agin love and miss you my brother