Lamar Donald Frederick
Private First Class
A CO, 2ND BN, 503RD INFANTRY, 173RD ABN BDE, USARV
Army of the United States
Toledo, Ohio
December 23, 1943 to February 26, 1966
LAMAR D FREDERICK is on the Wall at Panel 5E, Line 80

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27 May 2002

"To live in the hearts we leave behind,
is never to have died."
(Thomas Campbell, circa 1888)

A memorial initiated by his brother,
Douglas Frederick
dfrederick5@neo.rr.com

 
17 Sep 2003

Lamar,
It has been 37 years since you left us.

Eight of us from 2/503rd, mostly A Company, went back to Vietnam in Feb of 2001. I took a Bareroot Rose bush in my suitcase and planted it in your honor. Originally, my plan was to honor you where you fell. However, that was not possible. It now grows outside a High School Dormitory outside Saigon. Many of your old friends contributed to this dormitory.

This Rose is now being cared for by the young high school girls that are living in the Dorm. It is fully grown now and beautiful. To those of us that knew you, this will always be a tribute to you.

On July 10, 2004, your mom, Justine Snowden, is to be honored by the 173rd Airborne as a Gold Star Mom. This has been far too long coming. I look forward to it with great anticipation and eagerness.

We will always remember you.

Always

Dale Olson
6320 Everest Way, Sacramento, CA 95842
olson2@softcom.net


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