A THANK YOU to those in my life I can recall,
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While I know I can not remember all those who have helped me or those who have hinded me. I know that no man or woman goes through life on their own. What I'm Trying to say is THANK YOU TO ALL who have been there for me and my family when we needed it. I am more thankful than I can say in words here and forgive me if you're not here in writing. You are in my mind.
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To my MOM & DAD, who started it all.
To the one who smacked me on the butt so I could take my first breath.(Now called child abuse)
*To all my too short CHILDHOOD FRIENDS, as I joined the MARINES at 17.
*To the MARINE CORPS RECUITER who told the truth about what you get when you join the MARINES.
*To my fellow MARINES whom I shared Combat in Vietnam and kept me alive as I did them as best we could.
*To my WIFE, who puts up with me and asks for very little and gets less.
*To my DAUGTHERS, Mae & Hoween who I am so proud of and don't take the time to tell them often enough.
*To my UNCLE Louis, who when my family and I were homeless let us live in a 16 ft. trailer on his land till we found a place to live.
*To Roger G., who after 34 years from Vietnam found me and filled a lost part of my life not knowing his fate. I have many of those still not closed.
*To Karen W.,who wrote a 4 part story on me in her Newspaper and got the VA to treat me as all Veterans should be.
*To Dave S., who every time I have trouble with this thing (computer) he's right here to help me. To Jan H. Who took the time to help me move these pages to its new site.TO ALL A GREAT BIG THANK YOU FOR BEING THERE!
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A no thank you to this part of my life
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*To a VFW in NYC, who turned me away when I returned from Vietnam in 1966 because it was not a war at that time. What ever that ment?
*To the New York Transit Auth. who look after and take care of their employees who do drugs or are alcoholics, but not their Veterans who have to deal with the after effects of Combat.
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