This Memorial Day tell a Veteran how much you appreciate their sacrifice.
Those who fought in Vietnam came home to a country in turmoil, we were spat upon and were treated like criminals. This Veterans Day, it would mean so much to a Vietnam Veteran if you would just tell him or her "Welcome Home" and "Thank you" for a job well done in service to our Country. Honor the veterans of Vietnam and of all foreign wars, We live in freedom because of their sacrifices.
I am proud to have served my country in this conflict. Many tears and much pain was inflicted by this war? that we were not allowed to win. May we never forget the lesson learned so that future young men and women will not have to endure the pain and suffering or pay the ultimate price for freedom. The pain lives on, in the parents without sons or daughters, wives without husbands, husbands without wives, and most important the children with out a parent. Giving your life for your country is the greatest gift a person can give. To all those who gave the most precious gift they had to give, You will live in our hearts forever....
My Classmates Who Paid the Ultimate Price for Freedom.
Sherry Joe Hadley
M
H
S
Class of
1962
Born January 7, 1944, Sherry's tour began on April 19, 1968, he died in Bien Hoa South Vietnam of Hostile Ground small arms fire on May 27, 1968.
Blakely Irving Davis Jr.
M
H
S
Class of
1964
Born December 17, 1946, died in Quang Nam, South Vietnam of Hostile Ground small arms fire on July 29, 1967.
Harold Stanley Wilson
M
H
S
Class of
1965
Born January 24, 1947, Harold's tour began on April 11, 1966, he died in South Vietnam of an Air Crash on February 19, 1967.
May God Bless
Vern and Irene
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