Private Art Guestbook

Tell Us Your Story.

You've heard a lot about us. Now we want to hear about you.

Rose Pranger
Covington, KY

Hi Miss Rose. I always enjoy this excellent site.
Leonard Welch <len_welch@msn.com>
Pontotoc, MS USA - Wednesday, June 12, 2002 at 22:07:14 (EST)

Brillant, can you send me info for my school report. Cheers Jack
jack <jackbell_1@hotmail.com>
England - Wednesday, June 12, 2002 at 06:37:47 (EST)

Looking 4 any one that was in Hq&Hq battery div/arty 1968-1969
ronnie harrison <roharrison@zebra.net>
mobile, al USA - Tuesday, June 11, 2002 at 13:44:34 (EST)

Hello nice page and it downloads very fast,enjoyed it very much, take care. Do also visit mine at Sacha Drawings Thx.
Sacha <sasa@hotmail.com>
uk - Monday, June 10, 2002 at 08:38:01 (EST)

Thank you for remembering me.I would like to contribute a few pictures of my farther during the war some were taken in the field. Thank you once again..
Chad LeBoeuf <xselr8@internet8.net>
Montegut, LA USA - Sunday, June 09, 2002 at 21:21:37 (EST)

This is great Rose. Mickey and I are moving back to Michigan this week. i will let you know if I get a new e-mail address. Bill
Bill Watson <uke@gte.net>
Quinton, Va USA - Saturday, June 08, 2002 at 17:08:23 (EST)

Rosie -- This is an interesting piece of work, but I didn't find out where you enteredthe picture!! Peace, Norb
Norb Baumann <peace1932@insightbb.com>
Edgewood, Ky USA - Saturday, June 08, 2002 at 10:50:23 (EST)

Rose and Art - I have just finished reading your special tribute for "D-Day, 58 Years Later." It is very meaningful to those of us of that generation, and I thank you so much for adding it to your already powerful web site! I enjoyed Jason Honeycutt's article and his biography, especially since I had met his grandfather and family at our 86th Chemical Mortar Battalion's reunion in Biloxi, MS recently. I know other members of the 86th enjoy your web site immensely, and I can just imagine that those dear comrades and/or spouses who have gone on above are also pleased to know that you are keeping their memory alive. Thanks!! Mittie
Mittie Cumpton <mrcump@airmail.net>
Corsicana, TX USA - Saturday, June 08, 2002 at 01:03:55 (EST)

I liked your site. Maybe you would be interested in a Tribute to the infantry grunt. I have a site to honor them. You can find it at. http://users.chartertn.net/grunt/index.html
Former Infantry Grunt <grunt68_69@yahoo.com>
TN USA - Friday, June 07, 2002 at 19:15:17 (EST)

I liked your site. Maybe you would be interested in a Tribute to the infantry grunt. I have a site to honer them. You can find it at. http://users.chartertn.net/grunt/index.html
Former Infantry Grunt <grunt68_69@yahoo.com>
TN USA - Friday, June 07, 2002 at 19:12:41 (EST)

Love your website. Sharing your experiences as a young man in Europe during WWII using the newest technology of the day is quite exciting. I believe all students learning about the history of our great country should take the time to view your site. God Bless!!!!
angie
USA - Tuesday, June 04, 2002 at 10:37:34 (EST)

I happened upon your site quite by accident...and what a treat! My dad served in the Pacific in WWII. I perform with a group called "Victory Jukebox USA" which is a musical tribute to the WWII generation (the show is performed as though it is May 1945 with period costumes, hair, make-up, musical arrangements, etc) and it was wonderful to read these letters. It helps to stay true to the period. Thanks to all our veterans...where would we be without you!?!?
Dan Kirby <bgbndsngr@aol.com>
Pawtucket, RI USA - Tuesday, June 04, 2002 at 09:24:11 (EST)

Your site is beautiful. Thank you for a great site and one worth returning to.
Valerie Fulbright <cdvb1@yahoo.com>
Knoxville, TN USA - Monday, June 03, 2002 at 16:49:31 (EST)

My name is Edmund Marco and it's a pleasure to sign your guest book. I work for an advertising agency in London. Our agency represents direct marketing companies that are involved in the marketing of products as seen on TV in England. Most of the infomercial products come from the U.S. but then again we export our talents as well. My brother has appeared in infomercials in the U.S. advertising various products. I think it's hilarious that English people respond so well to American products while Americans tend to respond well to sales people who have an English accent! none.
Edmund
London, Kent England - Sunday, June 02, 2002 at 01:18:32 (EST)

I had a brother-in-law in the Navy during World War2. His name was James Emmitt Johnston. He and my sister married in January, 1945 while he was on leave. If anyone out there remembers him. please let me know. Thank you
Twyla Bench <twylab@centurytel.net>
Dover, Ar USA - Friday, May 31, 2002 at 17:07:28 (EST)

I am recently studying World War 2 in my History Class. Our latest assignment was to interview a person that fought in WW2. I have to say, at first I was kind of sad. See, my grandfather, who I loved very much, was in WW2. Unfortunately, he died when I was 5. I would trade anything in the world to have him back in my life. However, I did get my information from my Great Uncle. I have to say, I have a ton of respect for those who fought for us in World War 2. I want to take this opportunity to thank all the veterans! THANK YOU!!!!!!
Angie Arbaugh <a_angelgirl_00@hotmail.com>
Westminster, MD USA - Thursday, May 30, 2002 at 21:13:03 (EST)

Western Pa., the start of some of the most 'aw inspiring' easward bound,travel I've seen, makes you want to turn around and just slowly go every mile of "THE KEYSTONE STATE" WHERE "YOU HAVE A FRIEND IN PENNSYLVANYA"
Tim D. Plumley <timplumley@yahoo.com>
Sulphur Springs, TX USA - Thursday, May 30, 2002 at 06:23:05 (EST)

I am looking for any information concerning my uncle John Dikun. This is all the info i have. He was in his early 20's, died in August, 1944 and served under Gen. Patton in the 3rd Armored Battilion. if anyone has any sites that would be helpful please email me. I've tried many and can't seem to find much infor at all.. thank you so much....
Debbe <wavinggirlsav@comcast.net>
savannah, ga USA - Tuesday, May 28, 2002 at 00:20:06 (EST)

I am looking for any information about a navy buddy WWII. His name is Bob Kreeling. He told me he came from Covington, Ky. Any information you can come up with please let me know. Thanks. John Jagodowski, USS Fiske DE143.
John Jagodowski <jonypeny@msn.com>
Hallandale, Fl. USA - Friday, May 24, 2002 at 11:33:25 (EST)

Dear Rose Mary, I like the website about Art's life during the WWII. Was your great-grandfather in WWII? I really enjoyed learning Art's life. Jennifer
Jennifer High School Student <Tomassoa@aol.com>
Wethersfield, CT USA - Thursday, May 23, 2002 at 10:35:47 (EST)

I KNEW A FELLOW BY THE NAME OF EDWARD KREELING, FROM COVINGTON, KY. LOST CONTACT WITH HIM A LONG TIME AGO, WW2 WAS THE LAST I SAW HIM. ANYBODY KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS MAN. A WONDERFUL GUY. LET ME KNOW PLEASE. BYE BYE JOHN JAGODOWSKI
JOHN JAGODOWSKI <JONYPENY@MSN.COM>
HALLANDALE, FL USA - Wednesday, May 22, 2002 at 15:19:01 (EST)

Dear Rose, it is very interesting to learn about World War II. I liked reading the letters from Art's mother, friends and others. Thank you for sharing so much with us!! Student of Wethersfield High School, Krissy.
Kristina Trotman <Krissybabegurl@hotmail.com>
Bristol, Ct USA - Tuesday, May 21, 2002 at 10:40:42 (EST)

HI I know this not the of post your used too.My friend Erin is fighting cancer would you please visit her web page at www.expage.com/eet2003.and leave her a message it would mean a lot.And you can e-mail me if you cant get through and I will forward it to her thank you
David <scampb@parkercounty.net>
Weatherford, TX USA - Sunday, May 19, 2002 at 09:30:15 (EST)

I wish I knew ALL of you! My former E-mail address was not correct, this one is. Time is slipping away so fast, wish I could hear from Pres. Jackson crew. Thank you! Bill Newbauer
bill newbauer <williamjn748@aol.com>
ft wayne, in USA - Thursday, May 16, 2002 at 14:04:36 (EST)

a very useful bit of info. good site.
Nic <nphillip@cumminsas.sa.edu.au>
Yeelanna, sa Australia - Monday, May 13, 2002 at 00:23:33 (EST)

looking for anyone who might have been in the army with my daddy [william hyslope].between 91952/1954.6th-armored div/118 th eng battalion/43 rd inf div. if there is anyone out there .i would like to hear from you ..jery
jerry <tnmtnfolk02@yahoo.com>
jellico, tn USA - Saturday, May 11, 2002 at 11:20:56 (EST)

HOLA!!
Rachel
Yugoslavia, YA Europe - Wednesday, May 08, 2002 at 11:11:48 (EST)

Excellent site
Hank Davis <davish@bellsouth.net>
Delray Beach, FLA USA - Wednesday, May 08, 2002 at 07:17:56 (EST)

Looks preety neat to me! Linda
Linda Lyons <lyonsden30@yahoo.com>
Cincinnati, Oh USA - Monday, May 06, 2002 at 15:11:01 (EST)

I like you're stories
Karen Gonzalez
Katy , US USA - Monday, May 06, 2002 at 15:04:04 (EST)

I lkike you're stories
Karen Gonzalez
Katy , US USA - Monday, May 06, 2002 at 15:03:09 (EST)

We have enjoyed your site. I teach 5th grade. My students have used this site for information and a web quest. They all loved reading the letters.
E.Mills <E.Mills@lexington1.net>
Lexington, SC USA - Monday, May 06, 2002 at 10:32:26 (EST)

I really think you have done a fine job. I really like the pictures. Bernie
Bernie Strange <bstrange1@fuse.net>
Covington, ky USA - Thursday, May 02, 2002 at 21:43:12 (EST)

I HAD 2 STOKES I LOST SOME OF MEMORY SO CAN'WRITE OR ADD SO I'M LIKE .
carl ledin <cledin@cheqnet.net>
ashland, WII USA - Thursday, May 02, 2002 at 10:49:03 (EST)

My hero's are my uncles Ray and Mark both served in W.W.II.Ray was in the 84th Divison in Europe and Mark served in Italy.I miss them both very much.
Gary Martin <THEMONK7@msn.com>
FAYETTEVILLE, AR USA - Wednesday, May 01, 2002 at 00:10:52 (EST)

hello to all I am Captain Jack Dalton's "Company C" nephew inlaw.I found the article about Company C in the Battle of the Bulge, and gave Jack a copy, he seemed to be very pleased. I am currently looking for more stories to share about Col. Jack Dalton retired with his family. Jack said that after the war that he and someone else sat down and wrote C Companies history does anybody know how to get a copy of that. Jack is fine and living in sw KY
Jay Hopkins <hopkinsj@greatoaks.com>
cincinnati, oh USA - Monday, April 29, 2002 at 14:24:44 (EST)

Your web-site was rather...interesting. And I will always remember the fallen soldiers who have died in trying to protect us all.
Nathaniel DiCaprio <yugoslavian18@hotmail.com>
Edmonton, AB Canada - Monday, April 29, 2002 at 12:09:15 (EST)

My dad, Marvin Fawlkes,was killed in St Lo France in 1943 I was trying to find any imformation that I could. Thanks Richard
Richard Fawlkes <fawlkes116@peoplepc.com>
Kernersville, N.C. USA - Saturday, April 27, 2002 at 22:05:35 (EST)

Please send an email if you knew Jack Hamner in WWII.
Gina Mikel <http://www.scientificillustrator.com>
Kirkwood, MO USA - Friday, April 26, 2002 at 23:55:22 (EST)

I WAS IN THE 233 ENG AT FORT STORY
carl ledin <cledin@cheqnet.net>
ashland, WI USA - Friday, April 26, 2002 at 18:22:03 (EST)

My father was in WW2 also and I have some documentation and paperwork he saved that I got from my mom a few years ago.I never knew him as he died before I was born but the info I have is amazing with the wonderful work he did in the Marine unit he was in. He was in the 22nd Marine unit during the war but has been with many units previously and beyond the war. Been trying to get more info on him, but closed doors everywhere I've gone. Would love to be able to find someone from his regime, but they would be pretty old now or not alive. My father died as Colonel Philip Paul Santon, but during the war he was a captain. Can't find any family either. Have tried and thought I made a connection but got no responses back.Long story. Would love to hear from anyone's family member who was in that war and still alive who may have known my father. Got a wonderful book on that time with some info on him and newspaper articles that he saved. Wish I was able to know this brilliant man. Saddens me so much because our lives were so hard after he died and my mom won't talk much about it. Too painful to this day. Thanks for any help. God Bless. Wendy beer
Wendy Beer <wenb56@aol.com>
Harrisonburg , VA USA - Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 16:36:57 (EST)

This is a good web site.
Brian
Camden, TN USA - Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 13:21:04 (EST)

I was surfing the net for any relevent information on the nth african,sicily and italian front my uncle served with the british 6th armoured brigade
Ray McLaurin <ray.mclaurin@tiscali.co.uk>
Leicester, UK - Monday, April 22, 2002 at 15:46:45 (EST)

thank you!
Julia Hamm <jmh162002@yahoo.com>
stanley, nc USA - Monday, April 22, 2002 at 08:39:55 (EST)

How was it like in the WW2 as a women? How did you fell?
sophia <www.yo_dark_skin_girl2002@yahoo.com>
lima, oh USA - Thursday, April 18, 2002 at 13:29:03 (EST)

i found this site while doing a project for my u.s. history class and i really like it.
Scotty Andrews <golemhunter@aol.com>
Anderson, sc USA - Wednesday, April 17, 2002 at 16:46:45 (EST)

This website is outstanding! It is so easy for people of my younger generation to neglect the memories of the heroes of our country.
Cindy Maciolek
USA - Monday, April 15, 2002 at 09:01:13 (EST)

Thank you for letting me read some of your lovely and sad story's I was only a national service man in the KOREAN AND African campain but loved every minute of my service I miss the comradship
john batt <johnbatt2002@hotmail.com>
London, DAGENHAM Unighted Kingdom - Sunday, April 14, 2002 at 03:34:12 (EST)

Thanks for your website. It is a neat concept you have and a service to those who have served in our military and those who have had loved ones who have served. My personal hero is my dad. He is a WW2 navy vet. I have a tribute section on my own website to him where visitors can read his story about his navy days including the landing at Iwo Jima. Here is the URL to my website: http://navysight.homestead.com I invite everyone to come visit. It is a very large website with lots to check out.
Steve Newbauer <stevenewbauer@hotmail.com>
Lawrenceville, Ga USA - Friday, April 12, 2002 at 19:08:41 (EST)

My father,M/Sgt Manuel Corriea served in Germany in 1945,Japan 1947-1949,and Korea 1953-54. We were with him in Japan from 1947-1949 as part of the occupation forces and were at Camp Mcgill. My father was with Troup D,5th Calvary at that time. Would love to hear from anyone there at the same time.
Paulette <bluecrab372@aol.com>
w.los angeles, ca USA - Friday, April 12, 2002 at 14:26:47 (EST)

I am doing a project on WWII and I was lead to this site. It is really helpful, I can look at real archives from WWII and learn what it was really like. Thank you for making such a good site.
Amy <leefran1668@yahoo.com>
Bridgewater, VT USA - Monday, April 08, 2002 at 08:50:56 (EST)

My congratulations and thanks to you for one of the BEST websites relating to WW2 that I have seen and read. Thank you for your time and effort...My best to you and my appreciation to the Greatest Generation ! I have taught high school elective classes in WW 2 and also that era is my 'hobby'. Thank you again....one of the nest!!!
Thomas Ernst <ternst@charter.net>
Vincennes, IN USA - Wednesday, April 03, 2002 at 08:13:18 (EST)

This is my newest address, Bonnie held me as I cried after getting home, twice! I held her for 63 years, she passed away Oct.24, '01 I was on Pres. Jackson, sm. boats.
bill newbauer <williamjn748@aol.com>
ft wayne, in USA - Sunday, March 31, 2002 at 22:26:25 (EST)

I find this site a wonderful tribute to our history. To learn and remember from our lives is as important as life. I would like to have some Students view your site!! Thank you!
Linda Leveille <ljleveille>
Algonquin, IL USA - Thursday, March 28, 2002 at 08:05:59 (EST)

ROSE, I WAS A GUN CORPORAL {ANTITANK 57MM} WITH THE 3RD BTLN 335TH INF REG'T 84TH RAILSPLITTER DIV. WE SAT AT THE ELBE RIVER FOR WEEKS. COULD HAVE BEEN IST DIVN INTO BERLIN. BUT HAD TO WAIT FOR RUSSIANS. GERMAN SOLDIERS CAME ACROSS BY THE THOUSANDS . ONE DAY SGT. CALLS "DATTILO" TAKE THE SQUAD 7 AT THAT TIME, GO UP THE BANK ABOUT A 1/4 MILE TO M.P.S AND TAKE SOME PRISONERS BACK TO RR SIDING. WHEN WE GOT THERE , HOLY S- -T THERE HAD TO BE TWO-THREE THOUSAND. M.P. LT. SAID SPREAD OUT AND KEEP WALKING DOWN THAT ROAD. I LEAD AND TOLD SQUAD TO TRY TO KEEP IN SIGHT . I WALKED THEM ABOUT 10 KILOMETERS. I FORGOT ABOUT STOPPING AFTER ABOUT 3/4 OF HR. THE OFFICER, GERMAN MAJOR WALKED UP TO ME "PLEASE LT. "CORPORAL I SAID"..MY MEN ARE SICK AND THEY ARE FATIGUED, WILL YOU STOP PLEASE. I WAS SO HIGH INTENSE I DIDN'T THINK OF STOPPING. I LIT UP A CAMEL HE LOOKED AT ME LONGING. I OFFERED ONE. HE TOOK TWO PUFFS THEN PASSED IT ALONG. STRANGE BUT THOUGHTFUL SO I GAVE HIM REMAINDER OF PACK. ANYWAY AS WE MARCHED ALONG RELIEF TRUCKS WERE COMING UP, NEWS PEOPLE , CAMERAS FLASHING....NOW AT 77 I AND MY CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN WOULD LOVE TO SEE A PICTURE IF THIS NOTE HELPS. I WAS 6FT. THIN WORE A GREEN RAINCOAT ALMOST TO THE TOPS OF MY COMBAT BOOTS . GI TOWEL WRAPPED AROUND MY NECK, CARRIED CARBINE, MOUSTACHE OR BEARD TOO. WHAT SAY LOOK INTO THOSE DRAWERS OF OLD PHOTOS. WE WERE WITH SIMPSONS 9TH ARMY. DID TIME IN ARDENNES , MANY SAY WE WENT DOWN TO FIRST ARMY TO BECOME THE STOPPER AROUND MARCHE AND ROCHFORT. AVG DIV AGE JUST 20YRS PLUS NEED HELP ON THIS ONE
PETER A DATTILO <DATTILO84@AOL.COM>
BASKING RIDGE , N.J. USA - Tuesday, March 26, 2002 at 23:52:31 (EST)

Hello Rose and Art! Have fun at your reunion. See my new postcard that i've done for this years Normandy events. The back tells about the "BIGOT" program in french and english. Tim http://www.ww2dday.com
Tim Roop <doggreen@beachin.net >
Ocean City , Md USA - Tuesday, March 26, 2002 at 01:08:08 (EST)

Excellent site, this is not only a tribute to WWII but to all soldiers and the sacrifice they do for their countries. Thank You
A. Bester <anton@tridan.co.za>
Pretoria, South Africa - Monday, March 25, 2002 at 08:11:26 (EST)

Looking for information reguarding family member who died in WW11. Jim Harman, don't know where to find it thanks j
J Harman <lemonjello619@aol.com>
Alexander, NY USA - Friday, March 22, 2002 at 14:03:00 (EST)

Howdy. I hope you are having a great day. I just thought I add to your book. Good content worthy of a revisit. Thanks! http://www.a-home-equity.com/index.html.
Jan
Tacoma, CA USA - Wednesday, March 20, 2002 at 03:09:50 (EST)

Very good site , was in D~Day.
H.Routzong <Hal5623@aol.com>
Ft.Myers, Fl USA - Tuesday, March 19, 2002 at 21:48:42 (EST)

Reading the letter archive made me break out the letters from my wife while I was in the Mid East. It brings back sad memories but warm thoughts knowing that I had a wife waiting for me at the end of the trail. God bless America and the great state of Texas.
T.S. MIKULEWICZ <Mick@TheRange.com>
Kaufman, TX USA - Friday, March 15, 2002 at 14:08:10 (EST)

this is a great informational and interesting website
adam littman <nwknights2004@cinci.rr.com>
cincinnati, ohio USA - Friday, March 15, 2002 at 09:14:45 (EST)

What a wonderful resource! My students are reading "A Separate Peace," and your site provides a wonderful insight into what a soldier's life was really like. Thank you for making this available for future generations.
Pam
PA USA - Thursday, March 14, 2002 at 23:43:23 (EST)

I have a project for school that I am going to be screwed over on if I don't get pics. thanks for nothin this site has nothing!! why do you call it a site? WHAT! SITE? ha ha ha you make me sick
J5 <rage_against_life@hotmail.com>
Elkgrove, CA USA - Thursday, March 14, 2002 at 21:40:26 (EST)

I just came upon this site by mistake, but have spent the last hour reading all the letters. Thank you for letting me have to opportunity to enjoy them.
Renata Kaczorowski
New Zealand - Tuesday, March 12, 2002 at 22:39:23 (EST)

great site
jessica gent
USA - Tuesday, March 12, 2002 at 08:54:33 (EST)

My father was in WWII and the music takes me back to that time. I love to listen and read about the guys he was with.
Mary Bauer <maryb@positech.net>
Pittsburg, MO USA - Saturday, March 09, 2002 at 14:15:54 (EST)

Thank you. I like most of what you have done.
UEARS DESIGN <leroy@reuters.ur>
Miscellaneous, - Friday, March 08, 2002 at 21:40:52 (EST)

I love your web site I come in here all of the time but you need more info. and more pitcures!
Alicia Lambert <amrl_69@yahoo.com>
Brantford, On. Canada - Wednesday, March 06, 2002 at 09:57:56 (EST)

I am studdying the homefront in english because we just read "Summer Of My German Soldier" And I needed info. about it this is a good site and had just what I was looking for!
Brandy <bduncanx3@msn.ocm>
USA - Monday, March 04, 2002 at 20:55:47 (EST)

I Love THis Site! it helped me alot with my report
Caitlin Lewis <Caitlin080791@aol.com>
Plainville, CT USA - Monday, March 04, 2002 at 17:52:55 (EST)

I think the site is great, but may i suggest that you make it a little bit more child-friendly because i have a homework to try and find out facts about the home front and im finding it quite difficult.
Ryleigh
England, UK - Monday, March 04, 2002 at 15:41:17 (EST)

your website is a neat source of information.
Joey Vela <joeyray@yahoo.com>
Natalia, Tx. USA - Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 09:32:40 (EST)

i am looking for information about my grandfather. they tell me he died in world war II . i would like to know for sure that he did is there any way i can get some type of information. his name was THOMAS E VICK .I THINK HE WAS IN THE AIR FORCE BUT REALLY NOT SURE. CAN'T REALLY TELL FROM THE PICTURE UNIFORM LOOKS TAN IN PICTURE. I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION YOU COULD GIVE ME OR TELL ME WHERE TO GET IT .THANK YOU PATRICIA
patricia <gb331614@aol.com>
reidsville, nc USA - Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 00:26:31 (EST)

Great site! Awesome layout!
C
USA - Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 03:26:55 (EST)

Hello, there. Hope all is well with you. As a graphic artist had to say yours'is smashing http://www.where-i-find.com.
Catherine Lake
Los Angeles, CA USA - Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 22:04:29 (EST)

my grandpa was in WWII and i appreciate what he did for this country and for every body else who helped in the beaches of germany i love all veterans very much
joe <?>
paso, ca USA - Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 15:44:41 (EST)
What a wonderful collection of Military History. USN Veteran. William Vailati
William Vailati <peggyvailati@earthlink.net>
Charlotte Hall,, MD USA - Monday, February 18, 2002 at 13:21:56 (EST)
Hi...came across your site via coolhomepages.com - am touched reading all the letters profiled. Me and brother treasure a single letter that we own of our great grandfather - I can therefore understand how it feels to get a glimpse of the person who's been through WWII. Great work - keep it up !!! This is a web site that means alot to me and my grandmother.
David <goofey425@hotmail.com>
coosbay, or USA - Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 13:22:36 (EST)
if any one could send me info for a report it would be very helpful
Angela <angie_c28@hotmail.com>
darrington, wa USA - Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 17:42:26 (EST)
i like how this is deciated to those who fought in WWII
Kelli Pologruta <kpologruto707@gaggle.net>
plantation, FL USA - Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 15:58:54 (EST)
My sons father, Sgt. Keith "Jack" Sanborn died May 17, 2001. His brother Mack Sanborn died in September. Both were in the 82nd airborn and were stationed in Ft. Bragg, NC. So many of our vets are passing away. They are our most precious "Natural Resource". how will we survive without them?????
Nancy A Varner <nancyavarner@aol.com>
carrabelle, fl USA - Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 14:42:50 (EST)
My dad is O.G. Hitchens, from Steele, MO. He died September 11, 2001. He was almost 82 years old.
Shirley Hitchens Thomas <sthomas.chs@cooter.k12.mo.us>
Steele, MO USA - Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 14:27:37 (EST)
My dad from Steele, MO died on September 11, 2001. If anyone remembers him , please let me know. Shirley
Shirley Hitchens Thomas <sthomas.chs@cooter.k12.mo.us>
Steele, MO USA - Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 14:25:47 (EST)
thank you for making this site. it was very helpful for a school project that i had to do.
Jessica Spiva
Yukon, Ok USA - Monday, February 11, 2002 at 09:38:35 (EST)
I really enjoy this page. Thank you.
CESAR <crodriguez16@hotmail.com>
buenos aires, argentina - Friday, February 08, 2002 at 18:27:46 (EST)
i reaaly injoy this and i think other kids like myself would to if u sent ever kid a lette about this they would like to go on to this every single day just like me u only need to teach the kids about the warss and thell them why u say this to children like my self .It has been a pleasure writing t ou well i have to go thanks again Bye
hotshot9040 <hotshot@aol .com>
hudson falls, newyork USA - Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 18:09:05 (EST)
Just found your website and enjoyed it so much. My dad was in WW11 in 1943-1944. Thank God for those guys that fought for our country. He passed away in 1968. He never talked about the war much. I have done a family tree on him and his family, and in the process now of doing a booklet on all his army career (30) years. Getting the history of all his units, where he was at, etc. It is so interesting. I found out a lot about him I never knew. He was always so quiet and reserved. Thank God for all those guys that saved our country. Rita
Rita Rogers <GENIE2443@Aol.com>
Kathleen, Ga USA - Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 23:47:47 (EST)
I own an internet gaming centre in the uk. i have always been interested in the history of ww2 and at the moment games companies are producing detailed games in relation to this war. my customers range from all ages and i think that although they play these games out, the dont truly understand what happened to the world during this time. what i intend to do is to have links to good sites that can prove to be historical, so the kids can read about the real heros that fought and died. gaming companies are trying to bring this accross. but i would like to gather real stories that can be portrayed to people of what happened. stories that would otherwise go unnoticed. i hope that you do not mind me using your site address to place on our website forum under "Real Life"? I hope to hear from you soon best regards Steve
steve hayden <retox@ukonline.co.uk>
walsall, UK - Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 13:02:06 (EST)
you should show pictures of the original documents
jennifer woods <freekypunkgoth66642004@hotmail.com>
falkville, al USA - Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 10:50:54 (EST)
HI I ws looking for info on a Donald Kenneth Powers.HE served in the battle of the buldgeWe have no social number or birthday.We just want to find some info on him.He won the purple heart and other medals.I do not know how to search.ould you give me some tips?thank you for your time and please e-mail me back if you can.He passed away a few years ago and he did not talk about it much.So if someone could help me I would really love it.Thank you Mike Powers
kenneth powers <pangiepowersr@aol.com>
marshfield, MO USA - Monday, February 04, 2002 at 21:42:49 (EST)
great site
Saewl Grayevsky <sarelg@hotmail.co.il>
Petah Tikva, Israel - Monday, February 04, 2002 at 15:25:57 (EST)
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sdfsdf <sdfsdf@dsfdsf>
sfsd, sdf USA - Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 06:18:47 (EST)
I really like this site!! It is well put together, and you can certainly see that tremendous time, effort, and quality have been into it! Keep it up!
Marshal <dudeonfire4christ@hotmail.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 22:42:45 (EST)
My grandfather was in the 86th
AFriend <none>
memphis, tn USA - Friday, February 01, 2002 at 11:19:31 (EST)
I enjoyed reading your letters. They gave me an idea of how life was in an time before I was born. Thanks for sharing them. Paul
Paul Wilson <pewilson@usa.com>
North Plainfield, NJ USA - Tuesday, January 29, 2002 at 16:58:07 (EST)
Cool site
Krista <krista_petten8@hotmail.com>
Can - Friday, January 25, 2002 at 10:31:50 (EST)
These letters are very touching. It is amazing what these men had to put up with in war. My heart goes out to their familys for the ones that died.
Brandon Hubacek <jellynuts@hotmail.com>
Americus , KS USA - Tuesday, January 22, 2002 at 16:04:43 (EST)
My Dad is my WW2 hero, as was he to many others during the war. He was a Master Seargeant in the Army serving in Normandy, France and Germany. He has many medals and a special citation for his heroism. He was one that could not speak of the horrendous things he saw during the war and never really spoke until the night he passed away. I sat by his bedside and listened to some of the events of that war and I will never forget the things he talked about. My Dad is Master Sergent Marion Hawkins from Walters, OK. He served from 1942- 1944. He was wounded in France bad enough to to honorably discharged and got to come home to my wonderful Mother Irene and his daughter Linda whom he had not seen. He passed away on March 11, 2001 at the age of 80. He attended his division reunions in Nebraska every year through 1997. This was the year my Mother passed away and he did not make it after that. He was and is a true American War hero in every sense of the word. We will never forget what he did for his country and for his family. We loved him very much. He was a well respected man and the honor and respect showed to him at his memorial will always be remembered.
Marylyn Hawkins <mhawkins@atcdgis.com>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Monday, January 21, 2002 at 11:35:54 (EST)

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