8 Jun 2001 The clock of life is wound but once, And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop, At a late or early hour. From a cousin. E-mail address is not available.

 

19 Oct 2003 The photos and following article is taken from The Philadelphia Daily News, special supplement entitled 'SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY,' October 26, 1987. The special supplement was issued in conjunction with the dedication of the Philadelphia Viet Nam Memorial. Spadaro and a friend enlisted together in the Marine Corps in September 1966. The 1965 Cardinal Dougherty High School graduate always dreamed about being a Marine and felt he was doing the right thing joining up, his father said. Spadaro trained to be a machine gunner. In February 1967, he was sent to Viet Nam with members of the 1st Marine Division and assigned to Company C of the 1st Battalion, 1st Marines. The 19-year-old lance corporal died in Quang Nam Province on July 30, 1967. He was survived by his parents and a sister. SEMPER FI, MARINE! From a native Philadelphian and Marine, Jim McIlhenney christianamacks@comcast.net

 

01 Sep 2007 The land of the free and the home of the brave Could only exist out of the sacrifice you gave As time passes by and memories fade You are not forgotten for the sacrifices you made It was a sorrowful time when you gave your all I held back the tears at the Vietnam Wall Now I tell my family and friends If given the chance you'd do it again So let it be known far and wide LCpl Victor A. Spadaro USMC is the source of great family pride! From a cousin, Vince Spataro 1141 Barbados Street, Deltona, Fl 32725 sonnyspats1@aol.com

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall On 30 July 1967 Charlie Company 1/1 Marines lost three men to mines while operating about 3 kilometers east-southeast of Hoi An: Sgt Richard W. Toschi, Renton, WA; LCpl John C. Gemborys, Gardner, MA; and LCpl Victor A. Spadaro, Philadelphia, PA.

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