"Those who have devoted service to this Country will never be forgotten. Their Sacrifice will live on forever in the hearts of all who cherish FREEDOM!" G W DOUGLAS SAMUEL KAY STEWART aka Reginald Steward I'm the proud daughter of my HERO and I would like to dedicate this page in loving memory of my father. You are not forgotten. Unfortunately, I was only one when my father was killed so I didn't have the opportunity to know him like other kids knew their fathers. I'm a member of Sons and Daughters In Touch (SDIT), a National organization of kids who share a common bond - we all lost our fathers in Vietnam. If you served with or knew my father, I'm looking for you. Please contact me. Shirley Love at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery Visit Sons and Daughters in Touch SDIT - Southern California Chapter The SDIT "Meet our Dads" page Legacy of the Wall Legacy stories A memorial initiated by his daughter, Shirley Love sunchine67@ymail.com  31 May 2002

 

On 27 February 1968, B Company, 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade (Separate) engaged a platoon of North Vietnamese Army in the vicinity of grid coordinates of ZA203747. The contact resulted in 3 Killed by Hostile Activity (KHA), 11 U.S. Wounded by Hostile Activity (WHA), 4 NVA killed in action, 1 RPG, 3 AK-47s, and 1 SKS captured. The 3 men killed during this event were: PFC Robert E. Mino, New York, New York PFC Frederick J. O'Connor, Somerville, Massachusetts Samuel Kay Stewart, San Diego, California PFC Samuel Kay Stewart (also known as Reginald Steward, per his daughter and gravemarker below) was survived by his mother, Viola Steward, his father, Leon Stewart, and his wife, Sheila F. Stewart, all of San Diego, California. PFC Samuel Kay Stewart AKA Reginald Steward

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