Gary J. Welsch
I am honoring my father who served in the 10th Mountain Division Light Infantry (Army) during the Persian Gulf War in 1991 and also in Panama in 1989.
Gary Gwozdz
Gary Gwozdz was an Army trained respiratory technician who gave much of himself to his patients and his country. His life was taken by an impaired driver who risked Gary's life to satisfy his own selfishness.
Gary Gwozdz
Gary was a compassionate person who was good with patients as well as friends. Gary was a respiratory specialist who attended combat medic training, respiratory school and civilian work with me. Can?t think of anyone I?d trust more in a combat situation. God bless old friend - one day we will meet again.
Gary Gordon
A different breed. A man all Mainers and Americans can be proud of.
Gary A Sawyer
A tribute to my father, my hero who served 2 tours in Vietnam and received a medal of honor and the purple heart.
Galen Thompson
I am paying tribute to my brother who has inspired me to serve our country.
Galen Spencer
In loving memory of our grandfather Galen Spencer who proudly served our country. Love, Ryan and Stephen Spencer
Galen B. Owens
Honoring my brother's service to his country, U.S. Army.
Gale E. Hincks
Thanks for serving!
Fredrick Turnbull
My dad was in the Navy and served aboard a ship. He never spoke of the war. He was a good and hard working Master Carpenter. I wish I knew more of his service time but respect why he did not want to speak of it. I found it interesting that he chose the navy as he was from Ohio and never learned to swim. He met my mother and they moved to Maine but he never particularly enjoyed the water- mom always loved the water but got seasick while he never did.