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What a truly wonderful weekend. as usual 423 and the cemetery crew did an outstanding job. the other volunteers were also extremly appreciated. so many times i have felt privilaged to come in contact with 423 and others that work together with them. thank you. michael grow.
Pam and I would like to thank VVA Chapters 102 & 423, and ALL the volunteers and local business that helped make this event possible.
Having the Wall here once again so we could pay respects to our fallen comrades is hard to put into words. It is always a very moving event which brings a lot of mixed emotions.
God Bless all of you that made this event possible!
Roger Young – Vietnam vet, A Troop 3/17th Air Cav
Pam Young – Vietnam-era vet, CINCPAC Joint Command, Operation Homecoming