01 Nov 2001 Joel was a very good friend of my mother's. Since I was young, my mom talked of what a wonderful friend he was, and I have always wanted to thank him for being there for her. She was new in town, and he took her in. Thank you for all that you have done and all that you are doing now. I know that you are still watching over her. This memorial is dedicated to my mother's memories of you ... Thank you! A memorial from a friend's daughter. kchuddle@hotmail.com

 

26 Dec 2003 I met Joel in the fall of 1966. He was the best looking cowboy and had a heart of gold. I did not get to know him as well as I would have liked before he left for Viet Nam but was devastated to hear of his death. I went to his funeral and still from time to time visit his grave. I know he is watching over a lot of friends and family who still have a hole in their heart filled with just memories of him now. Rest in peace, Joel. You will always be my favorite cowboy. From a friend. E-mail address is not available.

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall Corporal Joel D. Findley was one of six men lost by Alpha Company, 2/8 Cavalry, on 09 August 1967: SGT Robert J. Maxwell, Fresno, CA SP5 Andrew C. Conrad, Millington, MI CPL Joel D. Fendley, Richmond, TX CPL Joseph Harrison, Thomasville, GA SP4 Michael J. Hotchkiss, Anaheim, CA SP4 Prentice D. Le Clair, Tulsa, OK

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