Edmund McDonald
Thank you for serving two tours in Iraq. You loved the work you did over there. I loved hearing your stories about the local Iraq people that you would meet and develop a relationship with. Thank you for serving with pride.
Edmund John Sell
I would like to honor my father Edmund Sell for his dedication to the United States navy. He served his country with pride and dignity for over 20 years.
Earland L. Luce
Rest in Peace
Earl L. Wolfe
My father was a proud veteran who served in the U.S. Army and with the Merchant Marines during WWII. He was proud to serve!
Earl Eustis, Jr.
A great husband, father, friend and man. Rest in peace.
Douglas L Smith
Left for Vietnam in the summer of 1971 leaving a wife and child at home to pray for his safe return. He was lucky enough to come home and raise a wonderful family. We are truly honored to have this man in our lives.
Douglas Emerson
Now 89 years old, Alzheimer?s has taken some memories away and just this past June he lost his wife of nearly 70 years. I will honor him by learning more about his time in service to our country and the sacrifices he and his fellow serviceman made for our freedom. I will also honor him by thanking him and those serving today. We ALL need to "Remember" why we enjoy the freedoms we have in this Great Country, The United States of America!!
Dorrance Marstaller
I am voting in honor of Dorrance Marstaller who proudly served his country in the U.S. Army from 1967-1970 and was in Vietnam from May 1968 to May 1969. Thank you for your service!
Donald S. Skidgel
I knew Donnie as a teenager. He did not seek glory and do things to bring attention to himself. He was truly a hero and his actions in Vietnam on one fateful day were truly deserving of the Medal of Honor. Thanks Donnie for the brief time that I knew you.
Donald Masterman Smith, USN
Born in 1911 at home on Chamberlain Ave. in Portland Maine. He joined the Maine Citizens Military Training Camp at Ft. McKinley in 1928 at the age of 17. He retired as the oldest enlisted man in the US Navy in 1972 after 44 years of faithful service to his beloved America. Commended for devotion to duty while under fire and bombing during the evacuation of Singapore in 1942. He served in both the Europe, Pacific theaters and continued during the Korean and Vietnam wars.