This wreath is placed in honor of Lieutenant David Wales, a proud Vietnam Veteran whose courage, dedication, and love of country continue to inspire all who know him.Your service stands as a testament to duty, honor, and sacrifice. Today, we celebrate not only your time in uniform, but the life you’ve lived in steadfast devotion to your family, community, and nation.With gratitude and love,Erin, Bill and Conor

To the men who served with my husband in Vietnam from 1970-71, you are heroes. I listened to your stories at various reunions and came away in awe of your courage, your sense of humor, your honor, your loyalty, your ingenuity, and your unending bravery under fire. You never bragged and you downplayed any heroism in horrendous moments. Thank you for your service and your sacrifice.

For my Uncle’s Bernard and Phillip Kinkoff who landed on D Day 2 &3, my Father Richard R. Kinkoff of the Army Air Corps all in World War Two, my Uncle Walter Kinkoff who served in Korea, My Cousin David Kinkoff of the 8th Cavalry 1ST Battalion Air Mobile Air Assault Jumping Mustangs in Vietnam all from Cuyahoga County Ohio and my First Born Son Richard R Kinkoff 3rd who died while Serving in the Office of Senator Marco Rubio at age 34. We miss you every moment of every day.

Placing this wreath in memory of my father who served in the Army at the Battle of the Bulge. He almost lost his feet because of the brutal weather they all had to endure. So thankful for his service and proud to be his daughter. Love, Joan

My Uncle Roy died in a plane crash over Mt Shasta in 1945, ferrying planes from aircraft carriers in Seattle. He was a Hellcat pilot instructor during the war. He was 23 years old and his birthday was July 4th. My grandfather planted a tree by his grave in 1947, which still stands, over 75 feet tall.

Thank you to all who served this great country. May we remember those laid to rest, especially during this holiday season.

World War II Two years in the Mountains of India .. Guarding the Burma Pass...

Love you Dad

Thank you for your sacrifice.

Shot D-Day parachuting into France and died July 4, 1944 in Cherbourg.

To honor all the brave men that sacrificed All for our country!????

My Gramps Thank you for protecting our country while in the military & FBI.

My Grandpa Lakatos Thank you for being a hero and fighting for our country.

In Memory of Lt.Colonel Paul D. Tuck, USAF, who served during WWII, Korea< and Vietnam.

We dedicate these in honor and rememberance of all those who we have lost.

Wray “Chief” Handley who served in the Navy during WW2. Thank you to all who have served and those serving today. May God bless and keep you.