29 July 2001 REMEMBERED ACROSS THE YEARS "If the Army and the Navy Ever look on Heaven's scenes, They will find the streets are guarded By United States Marines." Final verse, Marine Corps Hymn Visit the 7TH MARINES Judy Green judyindisquise@tampabay.rr.com

 

30 July 2001 Ted, I never knew you - I was 8 years old when you gave your life for us all. But I've grieved for your mom and dad, especially at holiday time. Each day I drive past your mom and dad's home, and each day I think of them and of you. To you, your comrades and all servicemen and women I say: Thank you very much for serving our country so gallantly, bravely and eloquently. Thanks to men and women like you, Ted, we all are free to worship, to go and do and say whatever we want in a free and democratic society. Thanks for defending and protecting our country. You all have my love, respect, admiration, and thanks for protecting and defending us. Anthony John Pache, Jr. apache@surf724.com

 

17 Jul 2007 I still think of you and miss you. I am so sorry I left because perhaps this would not have happened. From a fellow veteran of Alpha 1/7. nat3h@earthlink.net

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall Alpha 1/7 lost four men as the result of a "friendly fire" incident on 31 Oct 1968. Three were killed in the incident, and one died two days later: SSgt Bill E. Ramsey, Fort Worth, TX Cpl Theodore H. Dalton, Sharpsville, PA (DoW 11/01/1968) Pfc Gregory L. Nutter, Philadelphia, PA Pfc Anthony L. Spino, Chicago, IL

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