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cagerbob 
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| 27 Oct 2007 8:04 AM |
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Updated 26 JUN 08 1716 PDT by Zippy
Mission Update & Final Itinerary.
PGR,
Final details and itinerary for the Mission to honor this Hero have finally been confirmed and are as follows; Time of ceremony is 1:00pm MDT, 10 July, at the Little Big Horn National Cemetery, located at the Little Big Horn National Monument located off I-90 17 miles east of Hardin Montana.
Staging and mission briefing for this Mission will be at 11am at the Custer Battlefield Museum also just off I-90 at Garryowen Montana (approx. 4 miles east of the Little Big Horn National Monument).
At 11:45 am we will proceed in procession along the frontage road from the museum to the National Cemetary with mounted flags and establish our Flag Line(s) at 12 noon.
FYI; July in this part of Montana can be extremely warm. While the climate is dry, temperatures can approach 100 degrees fahrenheit, so be prepared with sunscreen and appropriate clothing. I will make sure plenty of water is available. Anyone having difficulties will be quickly attended to. I look forward to meeting those of you who are traveling from all over the country to attend and Montana PGR wishes you a warm (no pun intended) welcome to Big Sky Country.
Phone;
406-245-5891 home
406-672-7328 cell
Wes Lambert
Eastern Mt.
District Capt
PGR of Mt.
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Updated 15 MAY 08 harly69g
Updated 9 NOV 07 harly69g
MISSION UPDATE
We now have a firm date for this mission. Roger Wolfe has been in contact with me and specified that services will be held on July 10th at the Custer Battlefield/National Cemetery near Hardin, Montana.
Although date and location for this mission are confirmed, the actual time is still in discussion. However, it has been narrowed down to either 1000 hrs or 1300hrs.
Information regarding staging location/time, escort and other pertinant information will be posted when available.
Respectfully
Wes Lambert
Eastern Mt.
District Capt.
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Patriot Guard, I have just got off the phone with Roger Wolfe, the brother of this Hero. Roger has granted us the permission to attend the Services for Donald which are to be held in May, the specific date and other particulars for this mission to be confirmed after the first of the year. I will then visit with Roger at his convenience and we will discuss his wishes as to how we should execute this Mission.
While no Mission PGR members undertake is more or less important than any other Mission, and all deserve the highest levels of Respect and Reverence, I feel this Mission deserves the utmost care and attention as well as participation by all PGR who possibly can make it. This Naval Aviator who gave all for our Country and our Freedom is finally coming home after forty years listed as MIA. While his return may be long overdue, his service hasn't, and never will be forgotten.
Wes Lambert
Eastern Mt.
District Capt.
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Navy Crew MIA From Vietnam War is Identified
The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office (DPMO) announced today that the remains of five U.S. servicemen, missing in action from the Vietnam War, have been accounted-for and will be returned to their families for burial with full military honors.
They are Lt. j.g. Norman L. Roggow, of Aurelia, Iowa; Lt. j.g. Donald F. Wolfe, of Hardin, Mont.; Lt. j.g. Andrew G. Zissu, of Bronx, N.Y.; Chief Petty Officer Roland R. Pineau, of Berkley, Mich.; and Petty Officer 3rd Class Raul A. Guerra, of Los Angeles, Calif.; all U.S. Navy. Pineau was buried on Oct. 8 in Arlington National Cemetery near Washington, D.C. The dates and locations of the funerals for the other servicemen are being set by their families.
On Oct. 8, 1967, Zissu and Roggow were the pilots of an E-1B Tracer en route from Chu Lai Air Base, Vietnam, back to the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany. Also on board were Wolfe, Pineau and Guerra. Radar contact with the aircraft was lost approximately 10 miles northwest of Da Nang, Vietnam. Adverse weather hampered immediate search efforts, but three days later, a search helicopter spotted the wreckage of the aircraft on the face of a steep mountain in Da Nang Province. The location, terrain and hostile forces in the area precluded a ground recovery.
In 1993 and 1994, human remains were repatriated to the United States by the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (S.R.V.) with information that linked the remains to unassociated losses in the same geographical area as this incident. Between 1993 and 2004, U.S/S.R.V. teams, all led by the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC), investigated the incident more than 15 times in Da Nang city and Thua Thien-Hue Province.
Between 2004 and 2005, the joint teams surveyed and excavated the crash site where they recovered human remains and crew-related items. During the excavation in 2005, the on-site team learned that human remains may have been removed previously from the site. S.R.V. officials concluded that two Vietnamese citizens found and collected remains at the crash site, and possibly buried them near their residence in Hoi Mit village in Thua Thein-Hue Province. In 2006, another joint U.S./S.R.V. team excavated the suspected burial site in Hoi Mit village, but found no additional remains. In 2007, more remains associated with this incident were repatriated to the United States by S.R.V. officials.
Among other forensic identification tools and circumstantial evidence, scientists from JPAC and the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory also used mitochondrial DNA and dental comparisons in the identification of the remains.
For additional information on the Defense Department's mission to account for missing Americans, visit the DPMO web site at http://www.dtic.mil/dpmo/ or call (703) 699-1169.
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In Memory of Ed "OldIron" Barrett
"Remember that no matter how many missions you have been on, all that matters to the family is the one you are on today." ~ Roert
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cagerbob
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Parma, Ohio
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| 27 Oct 2007 8:19 AM |
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| 26 Oct 2007 4:59 PM |
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| May God Bless and hold close the friends and family of all these brave men,we will never forget your sacriface for our freedom,you are all at last coming home where you belong,rest well our hero's you are with God now. |
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Laton CA
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| 26 Oct 2007 5:37 PM |
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These heros are finally coming home and will be honored at last.
May the family of these men experience God's peace and grace now and in the coming days.
They have given all and we will remember them for their sacrifice for the cause of freedom!
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windsinger
Posts: 2453
Medina,Ohio
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| 26 Oct 2007 6:12 PM |
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| MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TOTHE FAMLIES AND FRIENDS OF ALL THESE HEROES, |
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"HONOR TO THE SOLDIER AND SAILOR EVERYWHERE,WHO BRAVELY BEARS HIS COUNTRY'S CAUSE. HONOR ALSO TO THE CITIZEN WHO CARES FOR HIS BROTHER IN THE FIELD,AND SERVES, AS HE BEST CAN, THE SAME CAUSE. "
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
" NO MAN IS ENTITLED TO THE BLESSING OF FREEDOM UNLESS HE BE VIGILANT IN ITS PRESERVATION."
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custer7thcav
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Moraine, Ohio
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| 26 Oct 2007 7:01 PM |
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| My deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to the family and friends of Lt.JG Norman Roggow, Lt.JG Donald Wolfe, Lt.JG Andrew Zissu, CPO Ronald Pineau, and CPO Raul A. Guerra. Thank you for your service!! You are home now; rest in peace. |
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"Wookie"
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Olympia, WA
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| 26 Oct 2007 7:01 PM |
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Our Sincere Condolences to the Family and Friends of our heros !
Our heartfelt Prayers for Comfort and Strength during this time
of Remembrance for your Loved One !
We “Thank You” for a Hero who has served us so faithfully! |
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cambridge
Posts: 20
GIGGY,LA MIRADA,CA,
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| 26 Oct 2007 7:04 PM |
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TO THE FAMILYS OF THESE HEROS
MAY GOD GRANT YOU PEACE. kNOW THAT THEY ARE LOOKING DOWN ON YOU. |
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Dietsche12762
Posts: 250
SE Wisc ~ Walker MI
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My thoughts and prayers are with the Families of these Great American Heroes.
Gentlemen, your sacrifice and service to our Great Nation will never be forgotten.
Thank you for my Freedoms! |
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Be Safe Out There
Patriot Guard Rider ~ Support Vehicle
06/01/2007 #99,901
OOIDA ~ member since 02/2005
Proud niece of Paul Kocourek, US Army ~ Vietnam Veteran '68 - '71
In Memory of my Grandfather Edwin Dietsche, US Army ~ WWI, cook for General Pershing
In Honor of Carl Stein, US Army ~ WWII '42-'44 Tank Driver
~ What Borders ~ used with permission from The Crow
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Slowhand
Posts: 2146
Northeastern, Maryland Senior Chaplain & Ride Captain
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| 26 Oct 2007 8:00 PM |
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| I would like to extend my deepest condolences to the family and friends of this American Hero who stood tall for his homeland in this very sad time in your lives, but remember that you knew a hero first hand while the rest of us just get to hear about their heroic deeds. My prayers are that our GOD may bring peace and comfort to all of you during this tragic time. Please know that not just me , but a country full of people like me owe you a dept that can never be repaid. But please know that your loved one is now serving in the Army of our LORD in heaven, and the LORD said if I go to prepare a place for you, I will come again and recieve you unto myself that where I am there you may be also. Know that it says in the Bible in 2nd Corinthians 5:8 , we are confident I say , willing rather to be absent from the body and present with the LORD. No one can ever say that your loved one isn't a HERO, they were willing to serve that the rest of us may enjoy the freedom we do today, and the sacrifice you and your family have endured so our nation can remain the home of the free because of the brave. We are all brothers and sisters in arms and we don't forget one of our own, rest in peace my comrade, your mission is complete and now it's time for you to rest. May GOD Bless each and everyone of you. |
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mailman
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West Branch, MI Zephyrhills, FL - Florida Ride Captain
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| 26 Oct 2007 8:09 PM |
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| Welcome Home Naval Aviators. Your Service and Sacrifice will not be forgotten. Rest In Peace. |
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"Eyes on the olive branch, but arrows at the ready."
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Pepper_guy
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Lacey, WA
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| 26 Oct 2007 8:41 PM |
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My sincere condolences and prayers to family and friends of Lt. Norman L. Roggow, Lt. Donald F. Wolfe, Lt. Andrew G. Zissu, CPO. Roland R. Pineau, PO3. Raul A. Guerra, Washington, U.S. Navy / MIA Vietnam War. Welcom Home! I am forever grateful for your service to our country. Your service and sacrifices will not be forgotten. You are and will remain "TRUE AMERICAN HEROES". May you Forever Rest in Peace.
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waynek
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Little Rock, Ar.
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| 26 Oct 2007 9:52 PM |
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| Welcome home my brothers!!! Your family finally has closure!! you were and are TRUE AMERICAN HERO'S!!! may God grant your families peace!! You were not and will not be forgotten!!!!! |
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Wayne Knowles Sgt. E-5
Vietnam 1968-1970
Riding In Memory of:
Hursel Knowles WW2 (My Father)
Harley Knowles (Uncle) (Jessie (Pete) Long My Father in Law & Iwo Jima survivor) Hubert Knowles WW2 (Uncle) Jerry Knowles (Veteran & Cousin) Mike Burden (Vietnam & Past Pres VVA of Ar) Jerry Scrimager (Marine, Vietnam)
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Uffda
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Wonder Lake, IL
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After all these years your back home; Lt. Norman L. Roggow, Lt. Donald F. Wolfe, Lt. Andrew G. Zissu, CPO. Roland R. Pineau, PO3. Raul A. Guerra, Washington, U.S. Navy Crew / MIA Vietnam War. You were never forgotten by your loved ones or a grateful nation. Welcome home.
Rest Safely and Securely in God's Loving Arms, Norman, Donald, Andrew, Roland & Paul.
Going home, going home,
I'm just going home.
Quiet-like, slip away-
I'll be going home.
It's not far, just close by;
Jesus is the Door;
Work all done, laid aside,
Fear and grief no more.
Friends are there, waiting now.
He is waiting, too.
See His smile! See His hand!
He will lead me through.
Morning Star lights the way;
Restless dream all done;
Shadows gone, break of day,
Life has just begun.
Every tear wiped away,
Pain and sickness gone;
Wide awake there with Him!
Peace goes on and on!
Going home, going home,
I'll be going home.
See the Light! See the Sun!
I'm just going home.
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Columbus, Ohio
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| My wife Susan and I wish to express our sincere prayers and extend our condolences to the familyies of these five US Navy Servicemen; Lt JG Roggow, Lt JG Wolfe, Lt JG Zissu, CPO Pineau, and PO3 Guerra, who after 40 years have been identified and sent home to be buried by their loved ones. We pray that the Lord Jesus is there with you to hold you and to comfort you during this sad and difficult time. |
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Semper-Fi
All gave Some. Some gave ALL.
And He said to them, "Go out into the world and preach the Gospel to all people. He who believes and is baptized will be saved, he who does not believe will be condemned. Mark 16:15-16
Roger "Gunny" Casto
USMC Retired 1972 - 1992
VFW Life Time Member
Pony Express Messenger
Pastor - El Shaddai Christian Ministries
M.I.A.P. CHAPLAIN
C.O.A.H.C. CHAPLAIN
Riding in honor of:
Sgt. Millard Archy, US Army, WWI, Purple Heart - Exposed to mustard gas.
Pete Alva Osborn, US Army, WWII, KIA - France.
Bob Schneider, US Navy, WWII, Purple Heart.
Sgt. Ron Casto, USMC C.A.P. Viet Nam 1966.
My son, SPC Sean Casto, TennANG. Iraqi Veteran
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RAYHOG2
Posts: 422
MARTINSVILLE, IN.
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These HEROS were lost
In a war long ago
Now they have come home
Our Honor we will show
They went to battle
In a far away land
They gave their all
They made their stand
Honor and respect
To them must be paid
The PGR will take them
Where to rest they will be laid
Look for the FLAGS
Listen for the rumble
The PGR is coming
With hearts oh so humble
We pay great honor
To ones so brave
Your final return
We waited and craved
Honor and respect
Is long over due
The PGR will be there
To show it for you
Welcome home, Warriors
A job well done
We are still free
Because of you, our AMERICAN SONS
MAY OUR ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS THOSE WHO ARE NOT YET HOME FROM WARS OF YESTERDAY AND MAY HE HOLD THEM IN HIS LOVING ARMS FOR ETERNITY.
rayhog2
17June07
May our ALMIGHTY GOD GRANT THEM ETERNAL REST IN HIS LOVING ARMS
WELCOME HOME, BROTHERS. WELCOME HOME
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Professional FireFighter and ARSON INVESTIGATOR (ret)
Riding with PGR pride, honor and respect in memory of my Father, John C. Grieves, Lacon, IL. USCG 1941/1945 and a friend, USAF SSGT Billie "SAM" Roth. Lacon, IL. Abandoned in SVN 27June65. He still waits to come home.
Standing at the ready to honor our HEROS of today, yesterday and tomorrow. Any time, Any where because IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO.
IT IS FAR BETTER TO DIE ON YOUR FEET THAN TO LIVE ON YOUR KNEES.
Do not fear the enemy, for they can take only your life.
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Posts: 176
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Welcome home warriors. May you now rest in peace. To all the family I send my hearfelt condolences and ask that the good Lord grant you peace and comfort.
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Huntington Beach, CA
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Thank you Navy Crew for your dedicated service and sacrifice to defend this great country of ours!! Our thoughts & prayers are with you, your families and friends of these fallen heroes to help them through these difficult times. You will never be forgotten! Rest in peace.
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690th Med Co (amb) Medical Specialist
34th Med Btn
Proud Patriot Guard Rider
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God. Matthew 5:9
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Sumner Washington
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| my sincere condolences go out to the families of these AMERICAN HEROS who have returned home after all these years. May they Rest In Peace. I also served on the Oriskany during the Viet Nam war. I was attached to VF191 (An F-8 fighter squadron). |
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Posts: 49
NEW YORK CITY
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| OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF VIETNAM MIA'S LT ROGGOW, LT WOLFE, LT ZISSU, CPO PINEAU AND PO3 GUERRA USN. OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU. WELCOME HOME AND REST IN PEACE BROTHERS. ROBERT AND JUANITA |
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YOU ARE NEVER REALLY GONE UNTIL YOU ARE FORGOTTEN
ROBERT R PEARMAN
US AIR FORCE 1961 - 1965
AMERICAN LEGION
VIETNAM VETERANS OF AMERICA
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Holladay, Utah
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| Welcome home, Brothers, Welcome Home! May you now rest in peace and may your families have peace in their hearts. You were not forgotten and you shall not be forgotten. |
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oldgoldstar
Patriot Guard Rider, Utah
Salt Lake City Area Ride Captain
The nation which forgets it's defenders will itself be forgotten.
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Marietta, Georgia
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Welcome home Soldiers, Mission completed, Now you can rest in peace, at Home where you belong. My deepest sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of these Fallen Heroes. Finally, at long last, You have closure, may God be your source of strength and comfort during this difficult time. We are proud of our Troops, Proud of you who gave all, and we owe you a debt of grattitude for your service and sacrifice for our freedom. You have paid the ultimate price for the Freedom that we hold so dear, you've given your life for your country, and your fellowman. "Greater Love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends" (John 15:13).
May you rest at peace in the arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
"Never Forget"
POW/MIA
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"DAV" Disabled American Vets, www.dav.org/donations
"VFW" Veterans of Foreign Wars
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My wife Robin, and I, offer our sincere condolences to the families and friends of this air crew, and profound gratitude to each of these men for their service to the United States of America, and for their ultimate sacrifice in the name of Liberty.
At long last, welcome home, Heros all.
Jonathan Worley
Glastonbury, CT
ETN3 USNR 1971-77
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aoop
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Vidor, Orange County, TX
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Vidor,TX
U S Navy 1968-1972 Damage Control
jmrichards@aoop.net http://www.myspace.com/stoneagegeek
Travel in Memory of: Pvt. Clinton Victor Richard, (Uncle) WWI, USA, KIA, GSgt. Joseph B. Richards ,USMC, (Father) WWII, Deceased SSgt. Leroy Richards, USMC, (Uncle) WWII, Deceased, Pvt. Dewitt E. Rabalais, USMC, Father in Law, Deceased, Col Gilbert Meibaum, USMC, VN, AO, SN Larry Slaymaker, USN, VN, KIA and each and every Brother and Sister who has worn the uniform and lifted their right hand to make the Promise to willingly die if need be to defend the freedoms of our Citizens and the innocents abroad.
This is short and to the point.It is the best I've ever read! A Mother asked President Bush, "Why did my Child have to die in Iraq?" Another Mother asked President Kennedy, "Why did my Child have to die in Vietnam?" Another Mother asked President Truman, "Why did my Child have to die in Korea? Another Mother asked President F.D. Roosevelt,"Why did my Child have to die at Iwo Jima ?" Another Mother asked President W. Wilson, "Why did my Child have to die on the battlefield of France ?" Yet another Mother asked President Lincoln,"Why did my Child have to die at Gettysburg ?" And yet another Mother asked President G.Washington, "Why did my Child have to die near Valley Forge?" Long, long ago a Mother (Mary) asked, "Heavenly Father, why did my Child have to die on a cross outside of Jerusalim?" All the answers are so near the same. | | |
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USN 80-86
In Memory of Ed "OldIron" Barrett
"Remember that no matter how many missions you have been on, all that matters to the family is the one you are on today." ~ Roert
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Bonita Springs, FL
Ride Captain
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My deepest, heartfelt condolences to the Family and Friends of this Fallen Hero. We thank you for your sacrifice, we are a grateful nation. May your pain be tempered in the knowledge that Donald is a True American Hero and he will Never be Forgotten.
Ride safe my Brothers and Sisters, I will be with you all in Spirit. Stand Tall, Stand Proud…An American Hero Is Coming Home.
Stand down, LTJG Donald F. Wolfe, your mission is now complete, may you rest in Honored, Eternal Peace.
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Florida Ride Captain
PGRLabLuvr@patriotguard.org
239.250.0015
Proud USAF Blue Star Mom
TSgt Jennifer and her husband, TSgt Mark McIntosh
Proud Grandma of AF Brat Emma Marie McIntosh
Standing the Flagline in Memory of:
Ed "oldiron6" Barrett
Jack "jacklok" Loken, Jr.
Mike "deltoid79" Bland
Tom "Flaman2u" Rowell
Throughout the centuries there were men who took first steps, down new roads, armed with nothing but their own vision.
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Rancho Cucamonga, CA
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I would like to offer my deepest condolences to the family and friends of LtJG Donald F. Wolfe for the grave loss suffered. May God hold you close and give you peace and serenity in these times of sorrow.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice…IT WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN.
Welcome Home and God bless you.
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"Red Beamer Rider"
VPF of a U.S. Marine
"God spoke Liberty only to those who love it and are always ready to guard and defend it"
Daniel Webster
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You were not forgotten Donald F. Wolfe! God Bless you and your family and friends. I will see you when I get to heaven.
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Temple City, California 91780
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| To the family and friends of LtJg Donald F. Wolfe I wish to extend my deepest and sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one in a land so far away so many years ago. He is finally home in the land that he loved and gave his life for. Rest in peace my brother and welcome home. Vaya con Dios. Thank you for your service defending our country so many years ago. You will never be forgotten. |
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8th Infantry Division - 7th Howitzer Battalion
16th Field Artillery - Baumholder, Germany
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Moraine, Ohio
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| My deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to the family and friends of LtJG Donald F. Wolfe. Thank you, sir, for your service. God bless you, and be with your family during this difficult time. You are home now; rest in peace. |
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In honor and memory of
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Topsail Island, NC
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| 27 Oct 2007 9:27 PM |
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Teddi bear
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Elroy, Wisconsin
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| 27 Oct 2007 9:29 PM |
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| After all these years your back home; Lt. Norman L. Roggow, Lt. Donald F. Wolfe, Lt. Andrew G. Zissu, CPO. Roland R. Pineau, PO3. Raul A. Guerra, Washington, U.S. Navy Crew / MIA Vietnam War. Thank you so much for serving our country. |
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A Man is not Dead until he is Forgotten!
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wvhusker
Posts: 4178
Ashland, KY
NE KY R/C
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LTJG Wolfe,
First of all, welcome home. Thank you for your willingness to defend the United States of America and her freedoms and interests. Your untimely death brings much sorrow and sadness to the hearts and lives of your family, friends, military brothers and sisters, each and every member of the Patriot Guard Riders, and all who truly appreciate their freedom. We are proud of your service and dedication in that which you believed in and fought for. Your mission is complete. You are truly an American hero and the world in which we live is a safer place because of your commitment to freedom. We will now proudly stand for you with honor, dignity, and respect. We pray that you will now rest peacefully in the arms of God. May He provide peace, comfort, and understanding to each life you touched.
WVHusker
Tom & Kelly
Ashland, KY
NE KY R/C
US Army, 1988 - 1998
Operations Desert Shield/Storm
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"Heaven Was Needing A Hero" (Jo Dee Messina)
My personal thanks to HUDPatriotGuard for posting this on YouTube. May this touch your heart as it did mine. ~WVHusker
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Paradise, TX
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| 28 Oct 2007 9:31 AM |
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Granny Red
Wife of USAF Vietnam Vet 68-69,
Volunteer Fire Fighter,
and PGR Chip (Dragonmaster) Foster
In loving memory of our son, Kirk Foster 1966-2003
"We pray that God will visit that empty place inside your heart where tears are born, and give you comfort, and a rock to cling to in the storms this tragedy has brought." |
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Bluejeans92126
Posts: 84
San Diego, CA
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| 28 Oct 2007 1:58 PM |
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“The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.” - Thomas Jefferson
My heart-felt condolences to the family and friends of LTJG Wolfe.
May you find peace with time.
Fair Wind and Following Seas Sailor. I salute you.
Standing in San Diego to honor this American Hero.
Bruce Forman aka Bluejeans
United States Navy 1963-1977
Patriot Guard Riders - San Diego |
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sdoise
Posts: 2976
Kinder, La.
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