My baby. My son. My Marine. My Hero. I miss your laugh, your smile, your long eyelashes, your hugs, your sense of humor, your kindness, your sweetness, your stories. So much that should have taken place will never take place. I love you always and will miss you forever until I see you again. ...
As a young man, Stanley Kaplan was very active in the Boy Scouts; attaining the rank of Eagle Scout and serving as a Boy Scout leader during his senior year of high school. One of the most memorable stories of Stanley as a Boy Scout leader occurred when he took his Scouts on a camping trip. The c...
One of my favorite memories of my nephew Joe was when he met my daughter for the first time. He was about 2 1/2 years old and when I told him her name was Heather, he thought for a moment and then said to me, "Heather, feather, Fluff", and that is how he referred to her throughout life. No matter...
Joe - you will continue to touch the lives of many because of your friendship, service, bravery and ultimate sacrifice. The sparkle in your eyes, the mischief in your grin, and the song in your laugh are with us forever because of the love we shared. There is a gaping hole where you once were -...
I lost my father before I could tell him how much I loved & respected him, his service to his country & the valor he displayed.
I wish you were here, but you're not here, you're there. And there doesn't know how lucky it is." Hero Stars Honors Our American Hero Army Spc. Geoffrey A. Whitsitt Hometown: Taylors, South Carolina Geoffrey Whitsitt was a country boy who loved running through the woods and fields near his rural ...
SPC Joseph Miracle was born 06 November 1984 in Ortonville, Michigan. He enlisted in the US Army on 18 April 2006.
During his time in Service he completed Basic Infantry Training, Advanced Individual Training, and Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia. SPC Miracle then joined the ra...
Your loving smile, your gentle face, no one can fill your vacant place
We are a fellow USMC family. We visited your gravesite today. Semper Fi.
Mr. Crawford was born in Shelby County in the month of February, 1921. His father was Robert Lee Crawford (1883 – 1942) and mother Lela Dell Clemmer (1888 – 1980). The 1930 census shows he had three brothers, Dewitt, Ernest and Cecil and one sister, Hazel. A younger sister Vernell died at 5 month...
I want to thank you for your service and selflessness. Though I have never met you, it is important that your service and commitment be acknowledged. I am truly sorry that your family has suffered such a loss. It is my hope that they receive many blessings until they are reunited with you.
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Ken was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan on May 23, 1951 to Betty Ann Welch (Turk). He was her first boy. Ken was named Kenneth after his Uncle Kenneth Turk, and Vernon after his Uncle Vernon Welch. Ken's Uncle Ken Turk is a Army veteran joining the US Army 82nd Airborn...
Saying farewell to a fallen Soldier is never easy, but honoring their name and contribution to the legacy of defending freedom will forever live on. A Hero Star was presented to Gold Star Mother Rosemarie Dill to Honor and Remember Our American Hero Sergeant First Class Marcus V. Muralles U.S....
I am so sorry that your loved one died. I hope you are okay. Thank you for your sacrifice.