Harry Francis Sherman, named for his grandfather, was a bright young man who was an average American of the period between the World Wars. Raised, in a large part, by his Irish-American Catholic step-grandmother, Harry would serve as an altar boy at St. Brigid's church in Amherst, Massachusetts.<...
You weren't with us long enough, but long enough for us to know how much you loved us and mom. So thankful God gave us to you for what time we had :)
Please share a holiday memory of your parent (i.e. birthday, religious holiday, vacation).
every year for my birthday, Dad would make me ...
David James Todd, Jr.
Our son was a soldier that every man wants to be, a father that every man hopes to be, and a friend who was admired and respected by all those who knew him, a true and honest human being that was always there for you. He's the definition of a true hero, never givi...
Not a day goes by that I don't see something, smell something, hear something that reminds me of you. I miss you so very much. I love you. Mom
"Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain fo...
Colonel Arthur Thomas Finney graduated from Berea College in 1948 with a B.S. in Business Administration. He was also a volunteer fireman on campus. Born in Canmer, Kentucky, he joined the Air Force after graduating from Berea College. After a stellar career, in July of 1966 as a Squadron Command...
70 years ago today and you have not been forgotten.
My son PFC Shane Cantu was a 3 year starter for Corunna High School Varsity Football. Shane loved football, if they would him pitch a tent on the field, he would have. Shane has an awesome sense of humor, could always make people laugh, just bring you up when you're feeling down. He liked be...
1st-lt Arthur B. Disney “O-494792” Family and friends always called him Bill. Bill was born in Hanover Maryland on February 19th 1914. He served in the United States Army Air Corps and was assigned to the 1st Squadron, 6th Ferry Group. On July 9th 1943, while piloting his P-38 in route to North ...
Joseph Guy LaPointe, Jr. was a Medical Aidman with B-Troop 2nd Squadron of the 17th Cavalry, 101st Airborne Division. He was a recipient of the Medal of Honor, the Silver Star, Bronze Star and other awards and medals. We (his family) knew him as "Guy." B-Troop knew him as "Doc."
Guy w...
It is always so hard to say goodbye to those who made such a deep impact in our lives. I am blessed to have known you. I am honored to be able to call you a part of our family. You will never be forgotten, and we will share our memories of you with everyone we know. I don't think that you knew ...
My grandad to whom I never knew, I was his namesake, so my grandmother, Marion Ells Hadley told me everything about him.
He was appointed to the Naval Academy from Moro,OR. in 1918. Commissioned Ensign 29 MAY 1922, he served on board many ships, including USS Pennsylvsnia, and USS S-27, and ...
Heading to the Detroit Tigers and Minnesota Twins game. Spending time with an amazing group of people who are always there!
Sergeant Collins was a 1990 graduate of Southfield-Lathrup High School where he played four years of football and track. He joined the United States Marines and served for four years before going on to attend Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City and Lake Superior State University, where...
Still miss you.
One of two soldiers killed this week in Afghanistan was a 22-year-old Army sergeant from Murrieta, the U.S. Department of Defense announced Saturday.
Sgt. Clinton Keith Ruiz died Thursday when his unit was hit by gunfire in Khas Uruzgan in Oruzgan Province.
He was assigned t...