26 Oct 2003 To Mike . . . who dwells on the Other Side of this granite Wall. A long time ago you were on this side and you made people smile and laugh and cry. You werenï¿ 1/2 t here long enough and I had to say goodbye before it was time. You will never know how my memories of you are the wind beneath my wings. You were one of the kindest human beings Iï¿ 1/2 ve ever known. You were blessed with humor and compassion and kind words; you touched every life around you, and, oh yes, mine. I never told you how special you were to me. I walk the sand at the lakefront, twirling ï¿ 1/2 what ifsï¿ 1/2 around in my mind, wishing on a star. You said youï¿ 1/2 d always be around. And you are. I just never thought you'd be on the Other Side of this Wall. ï¿ 1/2 Sherry ï¿ 1/2 28 May 2005 Tomorrow, May 29th, you will be 61 years old, but in my mind's eye you're still that 17-year-old kid with the rakish grin and the beautiful eyes. You are missed. From a friend.

 

Michael Todd Ledebur is remembered by his comrades-in-arms of the 35th Infantry as are the other men of the 2nd Battalion who died that day: Headquarters Company SGT Juan Munoz, San Antonio, TX SP4 William H. Gardner, Montgomery, AL SP4 George G. Trueluck, Detroit, MI PFC Denzil D. Pettit, Bloomington, CA A Company CPT James M. McDonough, Portland, ME 1st Sgt Benito Perez, Corpus Christi, TX C Company 2LT Leonard D. Davis, Bisbee, AZ PFC Terry D. Craighead, Fulton, MO

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