Billie Gean Brough
My father served Honorably in the Korean War. He died a pauper in a Veterans Home from Dementia
Bill Gallagher
Bill served for 27 years in the Army from 1981 to 2007; Bill was in support of, or participated in many of the armed conflicts during this time to include Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom. Even though Bill is from Texas, he has chosen to make his home here in Northern Maine, and has become a constant volenteer and leader of veterans affairs. Bill currently works for the Dept of Health and Human Services serving his fellow man in Fort Kent.
Benjamin Stevens
Our little boy has sacrificed for so many...thank you Benj
Aziza Comparetto
Thank you for your service Aziza!
Austin Marden
My Dad was a great example, and I am honored to have served as he did and his father before him.
Austin C. Billings
I am voting in 2004 in honor of my father, Austin C. Billings. He served his county with pride and determination during the Pacific campaign. I was his little girl waiting for him to return. And, I thank God that he did. I have the letters he wrote to me and a pair of tiny shoes woven by hand from native materials in the Phillipines. They hang by a pink bow in my den as a reminder of Dad's love for me while in the service of our country.
Arthur W. Hollenbeck
Forever in Our Hearts.
Arthur W. Christie
We love you and miss you very dearly. You did a wonderful job in fighting the war for your country. Your family misses you very dearly. You will always be remembered in our thoughts and prayers.
Arthur V. Kierstead
Drafted-1943; discharged-1946 Cannon Co. 2nd inf. div. 38th regiment bronze star recipient. Major battles: Normandy, Brest, France, Hurtgenwald, Battle of the Bulge, The Rhine, Germany, Czechoslovakia.