Andrew Bundeff, Jr.
Thank you for all that you did.
Thank you for all that you did.
My father served in three wars and two branches of service (Air Force and Navy) in his 27 years of military service. I cannot be more proud of him! I love you forever and a day!! XOXO
I wish to honor my husband, Alvin Clark Wagner, who at 18 went to Okanawa on the USS Lauderdale APA 179 a troop transporter.
My Grandfather is missed by our whole family as every day he visited all of his children besides his daily chores and work performances. This will always be respected and we are all so blessed as he left us all with a gift of love. God Bless All. Amen...
Alton F. Sabin, Sr. was wounded in the South Pacific while a forward observer in the U.S. Army. He was shot by 2 bullets on his left arm and blown up by a bomb and lost his right hip. He was in the military hospital for 18 months. He lost the use of his left hand and dragged his right leg. He received a metal hip in the military hospital. He returned state side and regained the use of his left hand and his right leg. He was employed by the U.S. Post Office in Bangor as a letter carrier for 38 years.
This year, I will be voting in honor of my grandfather, Allison Bishop, who served bravely in the Navy during WWII on the USS Braine.
Thank you Dad! We miss you!
Not Forgotten
From the Hoorahs to the Semper-Fi?s,From the fliers in the sky to the grunts on the ground,From those who retired, to those who still fight,From those who we shed tears for to those still standing,From the Civil War to the present fight,
You are the men and women we count on,You are the soldiers who fight for those who can?t,You are the ones who return to families and loved ones,You are the ones who risk everything for our freedom.
We miss you every day and we thank all of you for our FREEDOM! God Bless You and our heart's be with you always we love you Grampie.
My father fled the persecution of Czarist Russia, found freedom in the U.S. and served proudly with The AEF in France 1918-1919.