Memory Candles to honor our fallen.TM
Memory candles to honor our fallen brothers of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Sky Soldiers Vietnam 1965-1971. Real LED candles are to Purchase.
Every day for the next year there will be a new Candle representing each fallen hero. One candle for each of our brothers KIA in Vietnam. 1720 handmade candles. Please let the families know that you care and you haven't forgotten our fallen brothers. I would like to thank all the groups for helping me share these Candles. 173rd Airborne Brigade Association, 173rd Airborne Brigade Alumni and Friends and Vietnam Reflections - Fallen Heroes. PLEASE (LIKE, COMMENT OR SHARE.)
Paul Luna passed away on February 13, 2019. Keep him in your thoughts and prayers. May he rest in eternal peace.....Rose (spouse of 48 years)
29/11/2018
Rest in peace my brother
13/07/2018
Update on my medical conditions. Getting stronger every day. Made my first candle Since May 2018. This candle was made by me for his nephew of my best friend who died on the battlefield on July 20, 1967 he was also my best friend.
Update I will be gone for bypass surgery on Wednesday, May 23, 2018. It will take me a month to recover so I will not be making any candles for while. Thank you for your support and hope to Be back soon. AIRBORNE Forever.
23/02/2018
New Memory Candles to honor our fallen.
01/08/2017
Remembering our brother. Rest In Peace.
13/06/2017
DoD identifies US Army soldiers killed in Afghanistan
04/05/2017
Rest In Peace, My Brother SP-4 James Michael Sullivan
23/02/2017
Lawrence Joel
Specialist 6, United States Army
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Born at Winston-Salem, North Carolina, February 22, 1928, he earned the Medal of Honor in Vietnam while serving as a Medical Corpsman with Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade on November 8, 1965.
In spite of being wounded himself, he saved the lives of many members of his unit. He was presented the Medal of Honor by President Johnson on March 9, 1967 at the White House. He was the first living black American to have received the Medal of Honor since the Spanish-American War in 1898.
He died on February 4, 1984 and was buried in Section 46 of Arlington National Cemetery
REST IN PEACE, SIR.
15/02/2017
Rest in Peace, My Airborne Brother!
01/02/2017
Trump travels to Dover Air Force base for dignified transfer, 1st military casualty of presidency
14/12/2016
Memory Candles for Matthew Stagliano June 3,1999 - September 26, 2015. (CIVIL AIR PATROL). Rest In Peace, My Young Brother.
29/11/2016
Rest In Peace, My Brother.
20/11/2016
Rest In Peace, My Brothers.
19/11/2016
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