Vietnam Honor Roll, Jefferson County, NY

Honor Roll - Vietnam
Jefferson County NY

Peter William Booras

Watertown, NY

I first heard Peter's name on the morning when his death
was reported over the p.a. system at Watertown High School.
This was a young man who had just been graduated from my high school.
Suddenly, Vietnam became very personal to me.

James Raymond Gentile Watertown, NY

Samuel Henry Graham II Watertown, NY

David Paul Halpin Watertown, NY

Josef S Huwyler Watertown, NY

James Henry Jessman Watertown, NY

Gregory James Kellogg

Watertown, NY

Greg was our friend Rita's older brother.
Later on I met his other brothers and sisters,
Ken and Mark and Dawn and Mike.

John Francis Martin

Watertown, NY

I didn't know John, but I know his family now,
especially his uncle John, for whom he was named.
He was the pride of his family, a West Point graduate whose life ended
in service to his country.

William Jeffrey Muldovan

Watertown, NY

The only man on this list that I knew personally.
One of the twin brothers of my friend Phil.
Billy and Mike did everything together, including enlisting in the Marine Corps.
I believe I heard that they were squad leaders in the same platoon and
were injured at the same moment.
I miss you, Bill.

Carl Robert Petersen Watertown, NY

James Earl Ruttan Watertown, NY

John Stephen Sayer Watertown, NY

Robert Henry Sinclair, Jr

Watertown, NY

Bobby was a star athlete, the pride of his family.
I met his parents years later.
They lived around the corner from me,
and never failed to remember my sons' birthdays.
His mom has passed on, and his dad lives in Rochester NY now with Bobby's sister Carol.

David Walter Wilson Watertown, NY

Robert Lansing Burrell Carthage, NY

Richard Kei Finsterwalder Carthage, NY

Lawrence Edward Bisonett Clayton, NY

William Andrew Brabant Clayton, NY

James Bruce Jones Alexandria Bay, NY

Gerald Martin Farrell Black River, NY

Richard Leon LaFlair Brownville, NY

Craig William Handley Cape Vincent, NY

Michael Hammond Mein

Cape Vincent, NY

I learned of Michael through his sister Linda.
Michael was listed for many years as MIA.
His remains were finally identified and given a resting place in his hometown.

Daniel J Smith Chamont, NY

John F Fuller Great Bend, NY

Henry Burch Henderson, NY

Richard Henry Ward Philadelphia, NY

Thomas Michael Lowe Rodman, NY

Wilford Paul Coller West Carthage, NY

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Honor Roll - Vietnam

Jefferson County NY

I first heard Peter's name on the morning when his death was reported over the p.a. system at Watertown High School. This was a young man who had just been graduated from my high school. Suddenly, Vietnam became very personal to me.

Greg was our friend Rita's older brother. Later on I met his other brothers and sisters, Ken and Mark and Dawn and Mike.

I didn't know John, but I know his family now, especially his uncle John, for whom he was named. He was the pride of his family, a West Point graduate whose life ended in service to his country.

The only man on this list that I knew personally. One of the twin brothers of my friend Phil. Billy and Mike did everything together, including enlisting in the Marine Corps. I believe I heard that they were squad leaders in the same platoon and were injured at the same moment. I miss you, Bill.

Bobby was a star athlete, the pride of his family. I met his parents years later. They lived around the corner from me, and never failed to remember my sons' birthdays. His mom has passed on, and his dad lives in Rochester NY now with Bobby's sister Carol.

I learned of Michael through his sister Linda. Michael was listed for many years as MIA. His remains were finally identified and given a resting place in his hometown.

I first heard Peter's name on the morning when his death
was reported over the p.a. system at Watertown High School.
This was a young man who had just been graduated from my high school.
Suddenly, Vietnam became very personal to me.

Greg was our friend Rita's older brother.
Later on I met his other brothers and sisters,
Ken and Mark and Dawn and Mike.

I didn't know John, but I know his family now,
especially his uncle John, for whom he was named.
He was the pride of his family, a West Point graduate whose life ended
in service to his country.

The only man on this list that I knew personally.
One of the twin brothers of my friend Phil.
Billy and Mike did everything together, including enlisting in the Marine Corps.
I believe I heard that they were squad leaders in the same platoon and
were injured at the same moment.
I miss you, Bill.

Bobby was a star athlete, the pride of his family.
I met his parents years later.
They lived around the corner from me,
and never failed to remember my sons' birthdays.
His mom has passed on, and his dad lives in Rochester NY now with Bobby's sister Carol.

I learned of Michael through his sister Linda.
Michael was listed for many years as MIA.
His remains were finally identified and given a resting place in his hometown.