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27/12/03 at 11:21 - Italia Thanks Boys! Marino Zinato.
12/02/03 at 07:39 - USA Bravo, Monsieur Lefebvre pour ce site! Vous rendez grand honneur a nos heros et a mon pere, Dalmain Estes. Thank you for this excellent site. My father landed on Omaha Beach with the 467th AAA Batallion, attached to the 1st Infantry. He took a Nazi flag from bunker WN65 that day and returned it to the Musee Omaha 6 juin in 1994 where it can be seen today.Thank you for honoring him with your generous gift of a ticket to France next June. I am Dal's son,a Vietnam combat veteran, and will have the honor of accompanying my father, sister and brother to the 60th anniversary ceremonies. The Estes family looks forward to meeting you! Sincerely, David Estes, son of Dal Estes, 467th AAA attached to 1st Infantry Division
11/20/03 at 14:23 - USA My father was part of Company L, 16th Infantry. His name was Lawrence J. Meilander and he was captured by 52 Germans while attending to a fallen soldiers wounds. Because his parents were from Luxembourg, and his father did not speak English, my father knew enough German that he was able to talk his 52 captors into giving themselves up! Just one of many stories about so many who were heroes during D-Day! Thomas H. Meilander
11/16/03 at 16:14 - The Netherlands This is a very interesting web site. I am very much interested in the recent history and in particular in World War II and the invasion in Normandy, that resulted in the liberation of Europe from Nazi occupation. For several years now my wife and i visit Normandy every year at the beginning of june to participate into the commemorations of D day. We always stay at Arromanches-les-Bain, which is situated quite in the centre of the landing beaches. This enables us to visit every year not only the British and the Canadian sectors, but also Omaha Beach, the American Cemetary of Colleville sur Mer, Pointe du Hoc, Utah Beach, St. Mère-Eglise etc. Each time we are there we are very impressed when thinking of the battles that took place almost 60 years ago, where so many soldiers shed their blood and gave their lives to liberate Europe from nazism so that we could live in peace. We owe our liberators a lot!! Kock Jan
11/02/03 at 21:31 - Afganistan Very romantic site. Ringo.
10/31/03 at 20:02 - USA I have read my father's description of D-Day in his copy of your book. It is an excellent book and with his recent passing, I am very grateful that you have worked so hard to document the words of the brave men who fought for all of us. Thank you. Jim Krieger
10/13/03 at 21:18 - France Toujours autant d'émotion en regardant cette plage d'Omaha où je n'oublie pas et n'oublierai jamais que des jeunes venus de tous les horizons américains (Missouri, Texas, Californie etc..)ont donner leur vie pour que nous puissions vivre! Il faudrait que beaucoup d'entre nous s'en inspire et ne jamais oublier que nous leur devons nos vies! Je vais avoir l'année prochaine 50 ans et mon père, qui fut prisonnier en Allemagne m'a raconté tous les jours "sa guerre" et pour lui l'Amérique représentait énormément comme moi aujourd'hui. J'espère pouvoir me rendre aux cérémonies en Normandie car je demeure dans le centre de la France. Je suis prêt à héberger un vétéran si les kilomètres ne lui font pas peur!!! Bravo pour ce que vous faites, grâce à vous le souvenir reste et restera toujours!!! Messieurs les vétérans "Chapeau" pour votre courage et vive les Etats-Unis d'amérique!!!!!! Et pourquoi pas à bientôt peut-être de vous rencontrer j'en serais extrêmement fier. Jean François Lechaussee
10/10/03 at 00:51 - USA My uncle George M yakovich is buried in the national cemetery. On your web page he is not listed. Can you correct this? thank you Mike Licina
10/06/03 at 22:12 - Belgium Tim, past me your website coördinates , I'm alsoo a man who remembers on his own way what those men did 60 years ago , keep on the good work & CURRAHEE !! Weygantt Mark an EASY 506, 101 Abn Reenactor.
10/06/03 at 05:19 - USA I will be standing in the English Channel on Omaha Beach this June 6th, the 60th anniversary of D-Day to honor my father, 2nd Lt AJ Kiekbusch 1st ID 1/18, who came ashore on June 6th 1944. Joel Kiekbusch
10/02/03 at 01:04 - USA Harper H. Coleman Co. H. 2nd Bn. 8th Inf. 4th Div.
09/28/03 at 03:31 - USA We landed on the beach the morning of June 6th 1944..It was a tough landing that cost us several crewmembers and almost losing the craft when we hit a mine that ruptured a couple of our water tight compartments that caused us to almost get hung up on the beach and being blown out of the water completely..With the help of another crafts anchor and winch we were finally off the beach and ready to try landing at some other point. Albert Jean Baptiste Berard - Landing Craft Tank----LCT 538
09/27/03 at 21:49 - France J'ai découvert l'adresse de votre site en lisant "Civique". Et bien bravo pour votre travail et pour la photothèque, Je suis passionné par l'histoire et notamment celle de la WWII et votre site à maintenant sa place dans mes favoris. Sebastien Clement
09/19/03 at 02:37 - USA I participated in three invasions. Oran,Gela and Omaha Beach. I served 1940 to 1945. Newman Louis, Cannon Company,18th Inf. 1st Division
09/18/03 at 03:54 - USA We will never forget you your memory lives forever on. Koos Donald, 29th div
09/13/03 at 08:33 - France Bravo pour votre site. Je suis le responsable du CLVMA 95 ID U.S. Nous nous sommes rencontrés au musée d'Arromanches. Quelle charge de travail pour arriver à ce résultat, magnifique hommage rendu à nos libérateurs. Thank you and good bless you. Thierry Koch
09/06/03 at 03:23 - USA This is a great website! Lots of Good Stuff! Keep it up! Ron Villegas
09/04/03 at 08:41 - Italy J'ai 33 ans et j'ai étudié les guerres mondiales sur les livres au collège, sans aucune passion... mais dès que j'ai vu les lieux du débarquement le mois écoulé, j'ai eu le besoin de connaître. J'ai lu le livre "Ils étaient à Omaha Beach", je l'ai vraiment aimé et je voudrais exprimer toute ma reconnaissance à l'auteur. Je ressens le besoin de continuer à m'informer et je voudrais aussi que mes élèves à l'école sachent, qu'ils connaissent la tragédie de la guerre d'hier et d'aujourd'hui. J'aimerais savoir si vous avez en projet la traduction du livre en Italien. Je vous remercie d'avance. Nicoletta Barale - Carmagnola (Torino) Italie
09/03/03 at 18:02 - France Merci pour tous ce que vous faites,votre livre me suit partout. continuez!!!! Bravo. Damien.
08/29/03 at 03:11 - USA Just wanted to say thank you "All that gave there lives that day". David Rossback
08/27/03 at 18:29 - USA In memory of my dear comrade Louis Lefkowitz buried on Omaha Beach. Louis Newman - Cannon Co. 18th Inf.
08/20/03 at 00:51 - France Formidable !!!! Quel travail monumental, à l'image du sacrifice fournis par nos libérateurs. J'ai pu me procurer votre livre, à Arromanche, MERCI. Je suis passionné par cette page unique de l'histoire depuis enfant, allant en vacances chaque année à Asnelles sur mer, mon rêve serait de d'interviewer des vétérans, peut-être connaissez vous des dates de prochaines venus ? Je serais ravi d'être présent. Encore mille bravos pour cette fenêtre ouverte pour les familles qui ce trouvent au Etats-Unis sur leur cher disparus et pour la jeune génération sur le prix de la liberté. BIDAULT Thierry
08/14/03 at 21:02 - USA Great I just found a gavre of a buddy that was killed on dday. Nicholas Butrico - 5th ranger bn. Co A
08/10/03 at 30:37 - USA Many thanks for establishing and maintaining this wonderful Internet site! BARNES, Thomas - Vietnam Veteran of the U.S. Army First Infantry Division
08/03/03 at 23:42 - Netherlands I've been on Ohama beach this year and from this place I like to thank all American soldiers that fought for our freedom. Arie Lentjes
08/03/03 at 16:14 - Belgium C'est dans le même état d'esprit que vous que je cherche à ce que les jeunes n'oublient jamais le sacrifice qu'on fait les militaires américains pour nous sauver la vie respect et dignité toutes mes félicitations pour votre site et pour ce que vous faîtes. Hourdequin Véronique - 1er wing in Beauvechain
08/02/03 at 17:23 - USA Dear Laurent, You have created a monumental task with extraordinary skill, a truly great contribution to history. Devitt, John. 73rd Sqdn, 434th Troop Carrier Group, 9th AF.
08/02/03 at 02:10 - USA Hello to all of my Veteran Friends. Elmer Reese - Co E 16th Inf 1st Division
08/02/03 at 00:16 - USA I was aboard the Henrico, and we went into Omaha. Sprenkle Howard - USS Henrico APA 45.
07/31/03 at 00:47 - France En 1971 Officier élève du BR staff College de Camberley j ai eu le privilège de visiter les champs de bataille de Normandie guidé par des "ACTORS" avant tout Britanniques+ qq Allemands-avec mon meilleur camarade Américain nous avions fait un crochet par OMAHA (non au programme). We were the Blues!et avec mes camarades de la Bundeswehr au si grand Friedhof si triste si glacial! Bref BRAVO pour votre site que je viens de trouver: J'ai fait 12 ans de ma carrière dans les rangs des Alliés et à St Quentin(02) ce fut la 4ID(IVY) qui traversa la ville en direction du Cateau(en trombe) hélas le Major Hawkins du B2 Div fut tué à qq km:il a donné som nom à une Ecole US NATO en Bavière à Oberammergau (où j ai servi 3ans). Le 20 juill dernier à Coetquidan j ai pu rencontrer les Cadets de USMA West Point! Mes salutations et bravo!Que d'émotions en lisant votre livre d or. Colonel(er) Antoine Sarazin
07/25/03 at 04:28 - USA This site is just awesome. My Grandfather was a member of the 508 Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, F Company. He jumped on D-Day. At this time I am doing a Family History and getting alot of information about the war from him to include in our family history. I will be sure to show him this site, he will really enjoy it. Thank you so much..........Stacie (Van Every) Coppinger
07/17/03 at 22:13 - Netherlands Great site! van Vulpen Gerard
07/16/03 at 17:25 Belgium Le cimetière Britannique de Bayeux restera mon premier contact avec l'Histoire du débarquement - Une phrase me restera toujours en mémoire ; "Until we meet again". Ces quelques mots inscrits dans la pierre d'un soldat mort pour notre présent. Evoquer un nom serait trahir les autres. Merci Messieurs, présents et à venir de préserver au prix de vos vies, nos libertés quotidiennes. WAUTY Alain
07/15/03 at 12:17 - Belgium Laurent, it is a good thing to surf back in on the site from time to time. I enjoyed our little meeting in Saint Laurent (what's in a name...) sur Mer on June 4th this year. I am reading your book at ease and carefully, I enjoyed every minute reading it and I have to say "I already learned a lot", things I did not know about. I am really pleased with the fact I met such a nice person, and I hope we can meet again next year. This seems a bit of a struggle at this time, seen that all hotels seem to be booked out. Still, I am continuing my searches, and hopefully something will come up here or there.. Keep up the good work with this excellent website ! Surf also in on our Airborne sites whenever you have the time : http://users.tijd.com/fiwi. Greetz from northern Belgium, your friend Filip Willems.
07/15/03 at 02:51 - USA I just viewed your website and was able to find my Uncle's grave...thank you for all of the hard work you did on this website. I noticed that you had a notice asking for a photograph or the history of these men to help supplement this site. I do not know much about my Uncle's history, but I do have a photograph of him. I am scanning it for you and if I can find any information on him I will send it. His Mother was Mary Perrin Bryant and his Father was William Bryant, from Anderson, SC. His brothers were: Claude, Hugh and Fred Baugus, and Amos, Clarence A. and Otis G. Bryant, if this is any help to you. Thanks again. Joyce Stewart
07/10/03 at 05:00 - USA The family of Albert J. Breslove would like to find anyone who served with him to help us with information that fill in the gaps that we now have. He was with the 16th infantry. He was in WWII. He was in the European African Middle Eastern Campaign. We think he served about 1941-46. Any help you can give we would appreciate. Thank you. Breslove, Bobbie
07/10/03 at 03:09 - USA Enjoyed your writeing, Henry D Bowles, D'Day veteran, Big Red One, 1st Infantry Division
07/05/03 at 19:33 - USA Many thanks for the fine website you created about Normandy. Fine job. W.J. Blanchard, jr
06/18/03 at 22:09 - Belgium Thank you very much with big emotion for the men who are lost their life for our freedom. Hourdequin Véronique et Michel
06/12/03 at 03:24 - USA Thanks for recognizing the naval beach battalions in the engineering ranks; they are often overlooked. Nice, rich web site! Joe Geary. My Father Joe - 6th Naval Beach Battalion.
06/11/03 at 03:53 - USA My Dad: SGT Johnnie Satterfield (deceased in Dec 2000) participated in D-Day - Normandy. He was very proud to be a WW-II veteran. Please visit his memorial WebSite listed below: http://www.73rdtroopcarriersq.com/ Thanks to all that gave their lives at Normandy and to those that survived. Because of your bravery, we now are FREE and have a better way of life. Freedom and Liberation always comes with a price. ThankYou..ThankYou..ThankYou to all that participated in this event, D-Day, which was the turning point of the European Theater of Operations. Thanks to all and it is because of you, "THE GREATEST GENERATION", we have a better way of life today. Thankyou for such a great WebSite to honor this event and the brave men and women of D-Day Normandy Invasion. God Bless All. Satterfield, Michael (USAF Vietnam ERA Veteran 1971-1978) My Dad's Unit: 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron/434th Troop Carrier Group
06/11/03 at 02:47 - USA Hello Laurent: My best to you for a super book. Clarence C. Hintze. 111th Field Artillery B.n
06/07/03 at 23:45 - England Hello my name is thomas russo and i am 14 years of age. I am eternaly grateful for what the men that landed on those beaches all those years ago did for us, thankyou. Thomas Russo
06/06/03 at 07:37 - USA God Bless youse guys who did all that!!! Thank you to the French citizen-heroes, too!!! Harry Scott Boggs
05/30/03 at 03:45 - USA I am the grandson of PFC Robert Guiser...1st Div, 16th Inf, 1st Bat., HQ company. He is still kickin today and would like to give his thanks for all that you have done. Matthew Todaro
05/27/03 at 02:44 - USA My uncle and Godfather was PFC Al Smolock 29 Division 116 Regiment. John Smolock
05/13/03 at 23:49 - USA My grandfather, a lieutentant in the U.S. Army at the time of the Normandy invasion, passed away peacefully recently in his hometown of Hoxie, KS. I grew up hearing his stories of his service to the U.S., including his experience at Omaha Beach. He was a great man. He always wanted to return to the Normandy Coast, even up to his last days. Unfortunately, he never made it. He lived a long, happy life, one that was altered greatly by his experiences during WWII, particularly that on June 6, 1944. Jeff Caldwell
05/11/03 at 00:17 - Argentina Honour to those who fought and died in the D-Day, to give freedom to the world. Arena Mario Roberto
05/06/03 at 13:44 - Holland For all the veterans who read this: Thank you for saving my freedom. Rob Lanting (18 years old)
04/25/03 at 17:09 - France From the very bottom of my heart, to our US friends and liberators, thanks for D. Day. God bless each of you, God bless America and the Star spangled banner ! I and my family 'll never forget you and we don't mind spending time to support US policy in any case: no question about it ! Mom remembers august 1944 when she saw troops of 4 th ID entering in Paris, so despite President Chirac position, we think US soldiers make a very good job in Irak ! Let me now send you those simple words: be welcome for the 60 th D. Day remembrance on 2004, june, the 6 th ! Dindeleux Thierry
04/22/03 at 04:34 - USA My father (Elbie A. Theall) served his country in WWII. He is now buried in Henri'Chapel in Belgium. He was killed in March of 1945. Unfortunately, he never made it to D-Day. ( He was killed just before my fourth birthday. Jeanell (Theall) Foreman.
04/22/03 at 00:37 - USA My son is Allen Williams, whom you met last July and he made your picture standing beside William Alexander's marker. Allen has been very active in the Normandy Allies group and has enjoyed being able to travel there with the students. Wiliams-Davidson, Joyce. My husband, Charles Davidson, Jr. was in 29th Div and landed on June 6.
16/04/03 at 03:36 - USA I am enjoying reading these stories as I had cousin kill D-Day and my Capt. E. Ray Nance saw him die that day. Thank you forwhat you doing I be resp. Robert E. Key. Co A 116th Inf,29th Div 1947 -1950
04/02/03 at 22:37 - Holland Cher M. Lefebvre, C'est vraiment une Web site formidable! I saw a number of Billy Melanders's stories that I didn't know yet. I'm following up on some of his stories from a later period, i.e. when the 29th was in Germany, just over the Dutch border in the winter of 1944. It's a good thing you could trace the Legallois family for him. Salutations cordialles, Joost Claassens, Limbricht, Pays Bas.
04/02/03 at 05:53 - USA Dear Laurent: Congratulations in publishing a book on "The War To End All Wars". Are you planning on an English version? I hope so - I shall be the first to purchase one. Wishing you much success and, again, thank you for your excellent work in the difficult task of writing this necessary publication. Clarence C. Hintze, 29th Division, 111th Field Artillery Battalion, Headquarters Battery, Battalion Clerk
04/02/03 at 04:34 - USA Hello Laurent, I was looking at your great photographs and reading some of the archives tonight. I want to thank you for doing so very much work to get this site working and lokking beautiful with so much information. I think it has the best information that I have seen. I love reading the after action reports. I find them so compelling. The action is non stop and I can almost see the veterans as young men! Again thank you for all you hard work on this sight. I want to tell many people about it. Frances Sherr-Davino - 29th Division Association
03/31/03 at 16:52 - USA Dear Laurent: I am writing to you to let you know how honored and pleased I was, when I found your website, and what a great job you did on the website, and how you honored all the veterans that made the trip to your country, and how you did so much to make us feel so welcome. We had a wonderful time which seemed so short, but you made us feel so honored and welcome, I personally would like to repay your hospitality and invite you and your family to come visit with me and my family any time you could make it. My son Larry shared your Email with me and how proud I was to see the pictures of those veterans of the 1st Infantry Division on your website. Thanks again. Paul Vervack - 1st Infantry Division
03/31/03 at 13:31 - USA Just want to say thank you as I have enjoyed looking at pictures and reading the imfo very much thanks again I be Robert E. key
03/30/03 at 12:15 - France A nouveau, je viens de consulter votre site. Il est comme je l'ai souligné plus haut parfait. Des documents, des photos et surtout une très belle et passionnante présentation. Il sert aussi bien aux jeunes qu'aux plus vieux. Sincèrement merci pour cette belle réalisation. Continuer car franchement il est top...Jean-Claude
03/28/03 at 21:59 - USA Laurent, My name is Larry Vervack. My father, Paul and I met you during the September 2002 trip with the 1st Infantry Division. You may remember that we met in St. Mere Eglise and had a nice French beer together! We recently visited your website and saw the great pictures you placed there of the trip. In fact, the first picture was the one of my father in the cemetary. We had a great time on that trip and we thank you for your graciousness and your hospitality. We know that America and the French have had their differences lately, but we have over 200 years of friendship that I am sure will overcome this minor problem. You are always welcome here in America. Thanks again for a great website to our American veterans. Larry Vervack San Antonio, TX
03/24/03 at 01:40 - USA My father Is deceased and I would like to sign for him. Staff Sgt. Ashley Mattke Sr. 4th Infantry 22nd Infantry 3rd.Platoon Company K . Regards to all. Ashley Mattke Jr
03/15/03 at 03:32 - France Laurent, juste pour te féliciter pour ton travail. Ce site est très touchant et nous rappelle des faits si proches et si loin a la fois. Je vais en Normandie cette semaine, je passerais dire un petit bonjour pour toi, à ceux qui dorment pour toujours au dessus d'Omaha. A bientôt. Joel.
03/14/03 at 13:00 - Belgium Bonjour, site très beau et intéressant. Au revoir et peut-être à Omaha ou Sainte Mère Eglise le 06/06/2003 ! Filip Willems.
03/13/03 at 20:30 - Netherland Cher Laurent, J'aimerais d'abord te féliciter pour ton magnifique site et j'ai le plaisir de t'annoncer que ce mois de Juin 2003 sera inauguré à Hiesville, au château de Colombière, une stèle en hommage à la 101eme Division Aéroportée qui y installa le premier hôpital divisionnaire le 6 juin 1944. Sincères salutations, Hubert Achten. Dear Laurent, Congratulations for your great site, I'm glad to announce that this June 2003, a memorial will be unveiled at the Château de Colombière in Hiesville in tribute to the 101st Airborne Division who established there the first allied surgical hospital on the Normandy soil on june 6th 1944. Best regards, Hubert Achten.
03/09/03 at 05:41 - USA Howdy, Laurent! Mom & Dad have shared with me your messages. And I am most honored that you would like to link to our Website. Please, feel free to do so. With your permission, I would also like put up a link from ours to yours. (When I have time, that is.) Like Mom & Dad, I live on the West Coast. But I live down in Oregon, northwest of Portland. Had it not been for your French Resistance during World War II, Dad might not have survived and I might not exist. France and the United States of America have been good friends and allies for over 200 years now. So the current political situation is very distressing. Receiving your messages and seeing your Website, especially at this time, are very heartening. Thank You! Brunetta Lafara Lingg.
03/08/03 at 08:16 - USA Your site is a wonderful tribute that is very well done. Thank you for helping people to see and read what they otherwise might not. My step-father and my two uncles who served on D-Day would be happy to know that their efforts are remembered. Best regards, Gary Zuber. Cayucos, California - USA
03/08/03 at 01:24 - USA What a wonderful website you have. I have a number of friends who landed on D-Day and the days following, although I'm "just a kid". Nine years old when the war ended, I did see service (two 13-month tours) in Vietnam with the 4th Infantry (Ivy) Division and have been active in our division association for a number of years. I certainly appreciate your work to remember those who sacrificed during those terrible years in the 1940s.Robert J. Reilly, Major, USA, Retired - Vietnam Vet 1966-67 (4th Combat Engineer Company, 4th Infantry Division); 1969-70 (Commander 511th Engineer Panel Bridge Company and Adjutant, 45th Engineer Group, 18th Engineer Brigade); Past Chapter President of both TREA and TROA (MOAA); Past Chapter President, NW Chapter, National 4th Infantry (Ivy) Division Assn.; Chaplain, Post 10, The American Legion; Life Member: TREA, MOAA, VFW, American Legion, 4th ID Assn, V.V.A - "In God We Trust--One Nation Under God"
03/07/03 at 14:23 - USA My Name is Andrew L Crockett - I was a member of Co L 115th inf 29th Div 79 years of age I plan to attend 60 anniv
01/29/03 at 22:56 - USA My father is deceased, but I would like to sign in for him.... Paul Elmer Cordill; 1st Division, 18th Infantry,Omaha Beach.
01/21/03 at 16:30 - USA I've enjoyed the 101st these men were special then and still are !! I had the privilage to have one of thease Heros in my life as my dad I also relize many children of the war years lost there dad never knew him. I am with out doubt a BLESSED man he was HQ 506 como. My dad went to glory several years ago I do miss him so Leo Gehrtz Jr
01/15/03 at 20:05 - USA Dear Laurent:I sent you a message previously on e-mail. But I wanted to take this moment to thank you for this excellent site honoring the people who participated in the D-Day mission. I hope that you find the material I wrote to you about so that you can then add a Troop Carrier Group of the Ninth Air Force to your list of Units. The 316th Troop Carrier Group participated in the drop of the 82nd Airborne Division on the night of 5-6 June 1944. We are proud of our record and we hope eventually your readers will agree.Peace be With You and again: Thank You! Michael N. Ingrisano, Jr. ex- Radio Operator with the 37th Troop Carrier Squadron, 316th Troop Carrier Group and author; "Valor Without Arms: A History of the 316th Troop Carrier Group, 1942-1945." (Merriam Press, Bennington, Vermont, 2001) and "And Nothing Is Said: Wartime Letters, August 5, 1943-April 21, 1945." (Sunflower University Press, 2002).
01/13/03 at 15:02 - USA Hello Laurent, Your site is now linked with mine. I still have some new changes coming. If you see the new group photos, you'll see the 3rd Battalion, 115th Infantry, Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers. This was the battalion that came from the are where I live. The 3rd Bat, was the "Eastern Shore" battalion of Maryland. Originally the 115th was the 1st Maryland Infantry. Tim Roop www.ww2dday.com
01/01/03 at 06:20 - USA Sujet: Capt. Taylor Nicholas Fellers. Laurent, All the kindness and generosity that you have shown while creating this wonderful memorial is greatly appreciated by Taylor's family which are to numerous to mention. As he never lived to have children himself, it is our heartfelt wish that he will be remembered in the hearts of those his nieces and nephews. You have made this possible for generations to come. It is our duty to never forget the sacrifices of these courageous men as we enjoy our freedom today. May your kindness and generosity that you've shown reflect back to you in your future. God Bless you and your wonderful family. Deborah J. George (niece of Capt. Taylor N. Fellers). |
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