I vote in honor of my brother, Bradford Scott Nickerson. Brad was my hero. He was killed in action on 1 Sep 66 3 km SE of Tuy Loan Bridge at just 20 years of age.

He left as a 19 year old came back as a wounded young man with a purple heart and other medals but with a limp, almost no hearing left and other illnesses such as PTSD. He will never have his young man days back. He has seen so much and been through so much at his tender age and he is not alone, which is the sad part of this. If it was not for men like him we would not have the freedoms we have and that we take for granted. May we realize one day if this does not work we all need to work together for peace in the world and not let our young men pay the price.

To one of the best leaders I know. You are my hero.

Daddy, I just wanted to say how very much I miss you. Thank-you for serving four years of your life to keep us free here at home in America. I know it was hard on you and you would never talk about it. Mom stood by you every step of the way and you knew when you came home she was waiting. I LOVE YOU DADDY!

My father served Honorably in the Korean War. He died a pauper in a Veterans Home from Dementia

Bill served for 27 years in the Army from 1981 to 2007; Bill was in support of, or participated in many of the armed conflicts during this time to include Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom. Even though Bill is from Texas, he has chosen to make his home here in Northern Maine, and has become a constant volenteer and leader of veterans affairs. Bill currently works for the Dept of Health and Human Services serving his fellow man in Fort Kent.

RIP

Our little boy has sacrificed for so many...thank you Benj

Thank you for your service Aziza!

My Dad was a great example, and I am honored to have served as he did and his father before him.