In loving memory of my mother, Ellen, and wife of Paul who served proudly as an officer in the Army Air Corps during World War II and an as officer in the Air Force during the Korean War. She was an exceptional Air Force spouse and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in October 2022 next to my father, Paul.

In loving memory of my uncle, David, and his three brothers (Abel, Paul, John) who served proudly as officers in the Army Air Corps during World War II. David was a 2nd Lieutenant and co-pilot in the 499th Bomb Squadron flying B-25 Mitchell bombers and was killed in action on March 6, 1945. The four Lem brothers were posthumously honored with Congressional Gold Medals in November 2021 through the Chinese American World War II Veteran Congressional Gold Medal Act.

In loving memory of my uncle, John, and his three brothers (Abel, Paul, David) who served proudly as officers in the Army Air Corps during World War II. John was a Lieutenant and pilot in the Air Transport Command. The four Lem brothers were posthumously honored with Congressional Gold Medals in November 2021 through the Chinese American World War II Veteran Congressional Gold Medal Act.

In loving memory of my uncle, Abel, and his three brothers (Paul, John, David) who served proudly as officers in the Army Air Corps during World War II. Abel was a Captain stationed in Europe as a Air Supply Officer and retired as Lieutenant Colonel. The four Lem brothers were posthumously honored with Congressional Gold Medals in November 2021 through the Chinese American World War II Veteran Congressional Gold Medal Act.

In loving memory of my father, Paul, and his three brothers (Abel, John, David) who served proudly as officers in the Army Air Corps during World War II. Paul was a Lieutenant serving as a Weather Officer in China and promoted to Major in the Air Force Reserves. The four Lem brothers were posthumously honored with Congressional Gold Medals in November 2021 through the Chinese American World War II Veteran Congressional Gold Medal Act. Paul is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

1SG (Retired) Hank Fox

Colonel (Retired) Donald Tomasik

God Bless our Military. Merry Christmas

God please my Father and all Veterans!

Chet cook- thank you for your service

A wreath in honor of a great soldier and a great friend. My parents’ fondness for you and your family has been inherited by me! With so much love from the Rees family

Since you share a headstone because that is the policy at Arlington, you will have to share this wreath! I miss you both so much every day, and Christmas time brings back the best memories. I have gone through your Army records- retired as Colonel with combat infantryman badge, meritorious service/oak leaf cluster, Bronze star, Presidential Unit Citation for extraordinary heroism, green beret, ranger-commando, senior parachutist, pathfinder, paratrooper, green beret, A teams in Vietnam… and I am not done going through the paperwork! I had no idea because you were the gentlest best dad and you married the most perfect mother I could have had. Merry Christmas

In your honor, Dad, for your service as a Staff Sergeant/tail gunner during WWII in the Army Air Corp. The Pentagon has replaced your stolen medals and we are forever proud of you.

Jerry, you were such a good person and you did not deserve to die so young. Please know your sacrifice has not gone unnoticed or forgotten. Love you and miss you!

Thank you to all American soldiers who have served our country.

Dad, Missing you so very much. Love, Valerie, Debbie, and Vince