Four decades ago, March 30th, 1972,
we lost two fellow soldiers and friends.
We have not forgotten.
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Each man’s sacrifice for his country will live with us.
Ken Rand
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Never forgotten. Until we all meet again; God be with you.
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Those days four decades ago have been in my thoughts all day. They’re still as vivid and real as they were then. I honestly didn’t think about the date until I got to work this morning and began the process of entering my employees’ time for yesterday. I saw the date and had to stop and catch my breath.
I still think of Gary and Bruce as “forever young”. We who have children and grand children have been truly blessed to enjoy our years with them, something neither of them were able to experience. Let us never forget their sacrifice and the sacrifice of their family members.
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We will always remember
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May we never forget their sacrifices…………..
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