We love and miss you oh so much!Soar my Angel.

Take care brother we all miss you.

Rest in peace brother for you have truly seen the end of war.

To Black VeteransThrough battlefields vast and skies of gray,You carried courage, come what may.From Tuskegee's heights to foreign lands,With steady hearts and steadfast hands.The call of duty, loud and clear,Met with pride and silenced fear.For freedom's banner, torn and frayed,You fought, though honor was delayed.With every march, with every stand,You reshaped history’s shifting sand.Through chains of old and scars of war,You forged a path, you opened doors.For those who doubted, you proved strong,Your valor sang a timeless song.The burdens placed upon your nameCould never dim your righteous flame.We honor you, the brave, the true,The world is freer because of you.In every step, in every breath,Your legacy transcends even death.To Black veterans, we proudly say:Thank you for paving the way.

Your time and your sacrifices have not gone unnoticed. We appreciate you taking the selfless act to serve. We honor you.

All gave some, some gave all. Our Knights of Columbus Assembly # 215 honor all veterans with wreaths placed at veterans' gravesites at Ohio Grove Cemetery. Thank you for your service to our country!

All gave some, some gave all. Our Knights of Columbus Assembly # 215 honor all veterans with wreaths placed at veterans' gravesites at St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery. Thank you for your service to our country!

In memory of our Paw, loving Grandpa and American hero.

Uncle David, we honor you and thank you for your service to our country. You are an American hero. I still remember your boat returning home. We thank you for your care for us and love you very much. Gina and family

Papa Shorty, You were the quintessence of humankind, the grandfather one could never describe in words, and an American hero. I will love you for all of my days and long to see you in heaven. Your little Gina and family

Private Bosclair was from Quebec, Canada and served with Le Regiment de Hull, R.C.I.C. while in Alaska. He took part in the land invasion to retake the Japanese occupied Island of Kiska in August 1943 and was killed in an accident.He was 20.

Lt. Vessey was killed in action during the Aleutian Island Campaign in 1943 while investigating an enemy position at Kiska, Alaska. He was the first Canadian casualty during the invasion of the then Japanese occupied island.The Canadian Army sent 12,000 soldiers to aid in the invasion.He was from British Columbia and was 32.

Thank you Larry Smith for showing your bravery and love for your Country.Larry was also a great person after he was in the service. He would help anyone that needed help.

In honor of my Father (Bill) and Mother (Phyllis) - remembering you always and especially at Christmas. The Greatest Generation!

With heartfelt gratitude for those who served so selflessly for our great nation.

Happy Holidays to my beloved father and grandfather.“Daddy your babygirl loves you!” “Pappy, ur girls miss you and love you always!”“ Your Rodie misses you and I’m taking care of your babygirl. Happy Holidays!”