Wesley Seaward
Thank you for your service to our country.
Korean
Wendell Overlock
I'm writing in honor of my husband. He served during the Vietnam War. That war may be over but it will never be over for my husband. It left many wounds and scars, although not visible to the human eye they're in his heart and mind. It is only by his faith in God that he is able to bear this burden. He has a great love for his country and fellow soldiers. In spite of his PTSD he has become a great husband, father, and grandfather. We love him dearly. It is through my husband and men like him, past and present that our country enjoys the freedoms we do today.
Thomas Shepard Jenkins
York County Militia Private, Bunker Hill, from Dean C. Jenkins. President, Society of Massachusetts Sons of the Revolution.
Thomas J. Gould
Thomas Gould enlisted in Company 1 of the 16th Maine Volunteers on July 19th, 1862 and served till June 5 of 1865, being honorably discharged with the rank of Sergeant. He returned with a recurring case of malaria, and suffered all his long life from what today we would call PTSD. Read about his life in "A Maine Man in the Making," by his son, Franklin F. Gould.
SSG Perry Malcolm
I am proud that you volunteered to go with the 152nd when you could have stayed home with me and avoided this trying deployment, you will never regret your sacrifice. Thank you for making this world safer from terrorism for me, our families, and all Americans. You are my hero and I love you!
SFC Marvin Gene Sawtelle
Thank you Dad for all that you do and have done for me and our Country. Thank you for your 21 years of service including your two years in Vietnam. Your dedication and willingness to keep our beautiful country we call "home" peaceful and safe is honorable. I love and respect you so much, Dad. Thank God for you.
Robert Thomas Tiner Sr.
For his service on the USS Philadelphia. And his example that led his four sons to also serve in the Armed Forces
Robert R. Chapin
In recognition of Colonel Chapin's 30+ years of honorable service both within the United States and overseas as an AF Aviator, Weapon Systems Operator, Flight Commander, Squadron Commander, Air Force Station Commander, Base Commander and Air Staff Officer.He headed a cross-Service Task Force at the Pentagon to give a NATO ally precision guided munitions capability for employment in the Bosnia- Herzegovina action that enabled a 4-ship attack resulting in four direct hits.He negotiated a Collective Labor Agreement with the Turkish government covering all trade union contracts on US facilities
Robert Latlippe`
We are very proud of Dad---
Richard Wardwell
Thank you for being one of many that helps to keep us safe. Love you.