John Thomas BrownPrivate First ClassA CO, 1ST BN, 502ND INF RGT, 101 ABN DIV Army of the United States 06 June 1948 - 01 February 1968 New York, New York Panel 36E Line 046 |
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The database page for John Thomas Brown
REMEMBEREDby his comrades in arms fromVVA Chapter 421
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To my childhood close friend Now that I have this avenue to vent my years of feelings of loss, I want you to know that I have never forgotten you or our friendship. Your remembrance/funeral card is still displayed on my dresser, and I especially remember, and cry for you, every Memorial Day. You will always be my friend and, as long as I live, so do you - in my heart, mind, and thoughts. I have to close now - the grief is almost overpowering! I am so appreciative of this opportunity to say "good-bye", an opportunity I never had when I lost you, my friend.
Good-bye my dear John.
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A Note from The Virtual WallAlpha Company, 1/502nd Infantry, lost four men on 01 Feb 1968 - the outset of the Tet Offensive:
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The point-of-contact for this memorial is a fellow Vietnam veteran, Lester Modelowitz lmodelowitz@si.rr.com 7 Jul 2002 |
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
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