Abraham Weisman
My father fled the persecution of Czarist Russia, found freedom in the U.S. and served proudly with The AEF in France 1918-1919.
Abbott Peare
My dad served in World War II he passed away July 8th, 2009 at the age of 94 years old he love his family and his country till the day he went to be with his maker. God bless him and God bless America.
Aaron Marden
I am honored that my son chose to serve his country and do his part in many parts of the world. Sometimes you just know they are a good by the way a person honors and respects their country. Proud to be an American!
Aaron Marden
What a great American
A. Robert Orsini
My Husband, A. Robert Orsini, served in the Korean Conflict. Having come from Italian Immigrants he was especially proud of his country and flag. He served with pride - hoping his childen and grandchildren would continue to live in freedom.
2nd Lt. Wallace C. Ellis
"Bud" Ellis served as a P-38 Reconnaissance pilot with the 12th Photo Squad, 3rd Reconnaissance Group, 12th Air Force. Killed over Corsica on November 12, 1943, his plane exploded after he returned from a mission over the Ploesti oil fields. He is buried in the Rome-Sicily American Cemetery in Nettuno, Italy.
1st Sgt Michael D. Jones
In Memory of 1st Sgt Michael Dean JonesMarch 11, 1961- March 3, 2005133rd Engineer Battalion....Forever in our hearts!!
1st Lt. Richard Lane Hazel
Lt. Hazel entered the US Army in 1930. He served in the military until 1944, at which time he was reported as missing in action in Ling-Ling, China where he was assigned as an adviser to help train the chinese nationist soldiers. In 1945 he was officially declared deceased. Thanks Dad for your sacrifice. "and he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper."
1SG Randall Liberty
Most will never be able to understand why you would work so hard to "volunteer" to go to Iraq. Those of us that "get it", will never be able to fully express our gratitude.
1LT Charles Weaver, IV
Two tours in Iraq with the 101st Airborne, this Army Ranger and his recon teams won numerous awards including the "Bronze Star" for their valor and accomplished objective in removing Al-Queida from their province...we're so proud!! Mom and Dad