Purple Heart

My son was truly a leader. He is a strong and motivated individual.His unit told me that he was either on convoy, working on the vehicle or helping to build what they needed. he was a great carpenter, taking aftoer his father and grandfather. He was always true to his word,was willing to offer an...

Here is Bertram's portrait

Thank you for your service

Wife's Grandfather

PFC Harold C. Short

To Lynn:

Although 45 years have passed since you left this mortal world it still seems like yesterday that I hear your voice and see your smile as a brother in awe of your wonderful sense of family and duty to your country. Your memory lives on in the hearts of those who knew you and ...

My Dad... he left me to early...

It's hard to know where to start when I want to share with people stories about my brother Josh. He had one of those larger-then-life personalities. He was so energetic, always on the move. He could be biting, sharp, sarcastic, his sense of humor was quick and often sarcastic. He had nicknames li...

LCPL Badway was awarded the Purple Heart.

PFC Arnold was awarded the Purple Heart.

Rusty, my sweet Nephew - I miss you so much. You are such a hero to all of your Family & Friends & to all of America. I miss your smile and cute laugh. I'll see you again, in the meantime, look down on us & know how much I love you.

Parker, William Henry (ASN 20834415) (SSN 384-03-0951) was born in Garfield County, Oklahoma on 8 June 1919 the son of Earl F. Parker and Nora S. Sargent. Bill attended high school in Enid, OK.

He was a member of the Oklahoma National Guard when his unit was inducted into Federal serv...