Gregory William Sheeler

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12 Feb 2002 It still hurts, Greg, always wondered why you and not me. Wish I could have gone back and got even for you, been finding guys who knew you and got some pictures of you from them, also got details of what happened to you and your outfit that night. If you had to get it at least you went out giving it back to them. I'm real proud of you, Greg, always will be as I am proud of all us Vietnam vets. 7 Jun 2004 Hey, sorry I missed the 28th, can't seem to keep myself out of trouble. I heard from Brian Books that he went to the Wall in DC to see your name. I've had a few of your buddies contact me, all had something good to say about you. Well, you're still very much missed. The ranks are thinning out these days, some party we'll have someday when we meet again in that ole firebase Vietnam place. 13 Feb 2006 Hey, happy 57th birthday ... It would have been a good party, oh well another year gone and still the pain of Vietnam is everyday and never to be FORGOTTEN and never will by all of us who were there... Eddie 11 Oct 2006 October 2006 ... another year, another memory ... lest we forget, won't ever happen. Anyone who knew Greg contact me. I do have some pictures of him from Vietnam with his crew and track... From his cousin, Ed Duffey 1405 Northview, Rose City, Michigan 48654 old_dont_care@yahoo.com

20 Jun 2003 Your name is still a branch in my family tree I've grown up without you - You've never seen me Such a great man at such a young age A hero, a tale told to me by members of that very same tree From his greatniece, Jessica Foy jessi5f@aol.com

A Note from The Virtual Wall C Troop, 3/5 Cavalry, lost four men killed in action on 28 May 1970: SGT Gregory W. Sheeler, St Clair Shores, MI PFC Francis J. Keller, Bayonne, NJ PFC Edmund M. Loughlin, Auburn, MA PFC Thomas E. Pritt, Aberdeen, MD

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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 12 Feb 2002
Last updated 08/10/2009