My heart swells with pride and sorrow when each day I think of my nephew. My only nephew was taken from us too soon. Yes, he was doing what he wanted to do and he was good at it, but we all miss him terribly. We miss his sweet smile, his humor and his loving kindness. He was a proud and indepe...
I would like to tell you about my son Sgt Josh Youmans he was injured in Iraq on Nov 21st 2005. Was sent to Texas for 3 months where he finally lost his battle on March 1 2006. He was and always be my hero and United States hero. He is missed by all who knew him he loved music definitely coffee a...
Pfc. Arzy L. Hall Killed in Action War Department Notifies Mrs. Mary L. M. Hall, Wife Pfc. Arzy L.Hall was killed in action in Belgium on September 9, according to word received from the War Department by his wife Mrs. Mary L. M. Hall 1617 N.Chestnut St. He was a member of an infantry division....
Even though I never met you, I feel a connection to you through all of the stories and pictures that grandma and your daughter, my mom have told me. Thank you for what you did, thank you for your sacrifice and most of all, thank you for my life. I will always honor and respect you.
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Ross Andrew McGinnis was born June 14, 1987 in Meadville, PA. We moved to Knox, PA, in Clarion County, when he was three. Ross attended Keystone Elementary School, and when he was in Kindergarten, he was asked to draw a picture of what he wanted to be when he grew up. He drew a picture of an "arm...
Dear Son, I miss you so so much. Life just isn't the same with out you. I would do anything to have you back, but I know its not going to happen. Someday I will meet you again. You were my hunting partner, my sidekick welder, my trouble maker. You were a great firefighter an Son. You would hav...
Terry Abbott was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma on May 8, 1949. He was the son of Reginald Harvey and Alice Louise Cryen Abbott. Terry had two brothers; Stephen R and Tracey L and one sister; Penny L Abbott.
He was a Private First Class in the Marine Corp, United States, Bravo Company, 1st...
Thank you to my Great Uncle Francis! I wish we could have met, I know we would have a pair, from what grandma always told me. She said that we had the same sense of humor. Thank you for your gift to live in a country as wonderful as America! I will never let your name fade in our family!
R.I.P sir. Thank you for your service.Once a marine always marine.
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