Mr. Moyer was from Keego Harbor, MI. He was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor posthumously for his actions near Seoul, Korea. SFC Moyer's platoon was assigned to attack commanding terrain. When the platoon leader and platoon sergeant were wounded, he rushed to the head of the faltering ...
Holly will always be my hero. I don't know where she got her courage and bravery from but she sure had a lot of both. I remember telling her during our first phone conversation when she was in Iraq. If I were her I would be lying in the middle of the desert crying "I want My Mom". She laughed at ...
2nd Lt. Russell C. Anderson, O-818800, Co-Pilot, B-24, serial #42-50898, 732nd Bomb Squadron, 453rd Bomb Group (H), 8th Air Force. Killed in Action on 27 December 1944 when his B-24 crashed on take-off in heavy weather. Born on 16 August 1918, he entered the service on 5 December 1943 from Chic...
Thank you for making the ultimate sacrifice for your country! Your family has thought and talked about you many, many times over the years. We are so proud to have had you in the family, and so very sad that your life was cut so short. At 18 years of age, your life had so many good things in y...
To our beloved uncle, we love you and miss you!
Missing World War II Soldiers Identified
Thu, 28 Jul 2011 14:02:00 -0500
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
No. 660-11
The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office (DPMO) announced Monday that the remains 12 U.S. servicemen, missing in action from World War II,...
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Coral Sea: Lt. Edward Max Price
Lieutenant Edward Max Price, of Princeton and Charleston, was killed on the U.S.S. Lexington in the Battle of the Coral Sea on May 8, 1942. Lieutenant Price was officer in charge of weapons in the after contr...
David was my older brother. He watched over me. He made me laugh. I loved him very much. He was very funny. He had so many good friends who loved him too. He would have been a wonderful husband and father if he had lived. All of our family love him and miss him still. He is always in our hearts.
By ED KEMMICK
Of The Gazette Staff
Trevor Johnson liked to do things his own way.
At 17, when he signed a pledge to join the Marines, he arranged it so that he didn't have to start boot camp until the end of summer after high school graduation, so he could play one more full season...
My husband, my Hero,my Love! Darren Jr and Marina's dad! Franklin and Nash's daddio..They miss you so much! I carry you with me always!
Terry, You were taken from us one week before my eleventh birthday, I remember it as if it were yesterday, I love you and I miss your smile. You are my inspiration. My youngest daughter carries your middle name. I know that I'll see you in heaven, so smile so I can see the sun.
I did not know SSG Miller personally but I am thankful for his service to our country. He will be awarded the Medal of Honor in October. Below are portions of a release from the White House about this distinguished honor. On October 6, President Barack Obama will award Staff Sergeant Rob...
Laurent has been my Hero since the day we met and now he is America's Hero too. I am so blessed to have had Laurent in my life, I am a better person because of him. He gave his life for a country we love and he understood that Freedom Is Not Free. I will continue to honor and love My Hero/Husband...
Even though I never met you, I feel a connection to you through all of the stories and pictures that grandma and your daughter, my mom have told me. Thank you for what you did, thank you for your sacrifice and most of all, thank you for my life. I will always honor and respect you.
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Dear Justin, I never had the pleasure of meeting you, but I love your family dearly. I have gotten to know you through your parents and I feel truely blessed to have your family in my life. I know you watch over your mom and dad and your precious little sister, and I know you know how proud of...