• Read more about John James Goards

To the strongest Man I know. You Served two tours in Vietnam and continued in civil service for our country, even though you were never thanked . You taught me to always be honest and never to look down on anyone.You wanted me to be a good person and walk the talk. You deserved to be honored and I never want you to be forgotten Daddy ! Mom ,John , Alexandra and I miss your laugh;and love and think about you every day even though the world keeps going without you.I hope in this small way you will finally be recognized for your dedication and service to our country and your family.

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To my Daddy .A man who taught me to not take myself to seriously. Who not only went once but twice to hell and back (Thanks Dad!) .The strongest man I knew that showed who he really was when he painted ,laughed and made sure I respected my mother. Who never judged anyone , and who suffered in silence...

• Read more about John J. Arsenault, Jr.

I am honored to send this tribute to my dad, who passed away almost 9 years ago. No excuse of course, but I grew up in the generation almost untouched by war, so I never truly appreciated his sacrafice to this country until it was too late to tell him. I now try not to miss any chance to tell our servive men and women how grateful I am. So to my dad and all others, I thank you, pray for you, and honor you. God's grace.

• Read more about John Irish

John Irish,(1724-?), son of James, was a soldier in the expeditionary forces that captured Louisburg from the French in 1745 and was one of those who received a grant of land in Pearstown, for services in that campaign. He was asoldier in the War of the Revolution in Capt. Wentworth Stuart's Co.

• Read more about John Howze Jr

You committed more to our country than I think you will ever be able to comprehend. You ARE RESILIENT, KIND, and LOVING!!! All you want from the world is compassion, understanding. Barely reaching the surface more often than not. Despite all of that, with the added fact you sacrificed yourself, more importantly your mental health, you REMAIN 10 toes down in simply wanting people from all walks of life to have a piece of the pie.

• Read more about John Hodge

John Hodge of Minot, ME served two tours of duty during the Revolutionary War, once as a private in George Rogers Co. at Fort Falmouth in 1775 (now Portland) as part of the Massachusetts militia (Province of Maine) and second as a Corporal in Nathaniel Merrill's Co. in 1779 in the campaign to the Penobscot (Bagaduce Expedition) to remove the British from Fort George (now Castine ME).

• Read more about John H. Michaud

I am honoring my Uncle, First Lieutenant John H. Michaud who was killed in action while a prisoner of German Govt. 12/23/1944. Sadly missed by his parents Mr. & Mrs. Telephore Michaud, family & wife Sarah.

• Read more about John G. Caterina, Sr.

I love you, Dad, and miss you every day! Thanks for your service to our country.

• Read more about John G. Brennan

This tribute is in honor of my Husband who served proudly in the United States Air Force. He was injured during the Persian Gulf War which forced him to retire however he would still be honored to wear the uniform today and protect this country that he loves so much.

• Read more about John DiCrecchio

I honor my father John DiCrecchio who served in the Army in WWII and was a POW from February 16, 1944 to May 13, 1945.