Dear GGF - Thank you for your service to the country 250 years ago. You answered the call on April 19, 1775 and marched to Lexington, MA. You re-enlisted numerous times to fight at Dorchester Heights, MA, and Bennington, VT, and then you were unceremoniously listed as "dead" in June or July 1778. Perhaps you died of illness at Valley Forge, or along the road to Monmouth. The daughters you left behind survived and their descendants are doing very well. Thomas and Eunice Stetson Nash of Scituate, MA.

In loving memory of Richard Arnold Schweitzer

Revolutionary War Veteran

Revolutionary War Veteran

MY DAD

Thank you to all our veterans. We are forever grateful

In loving memory of Richard Arnold Schweitzer

For the contributions of the more than 5,000 Black soldiers who fought during the American Revolutionary War. Their efforts paved the way and helped to create history.

Corporal John Charles Freniere who served his nation in combat in DaNang and who is now rightfully resting in Arlington National Cemetery. Miss you, brother! Love, Bobby, Colonel (Ret.)

In memory of my father and mother Senior Master Sergeant Robert Freniere, USAF (Ret.) (WWII & Korea) and my mother his Service wife for 27 years and in memory of my brother John Charles Freniere, Corporal, US Army (DaNang). Love, Son Bobby and Brother Bobby, Colonel (Ret.)

Thank you for your service. Love, Lois and Richard

Thank you for your service. Love, Lois and Richard