Keith was a classmate of my sister and I had the privilege of working with his dad. In fact Keith took my job at the Bank when I went off to the University of Michigan. Keith gave his life in Vietnam protecting all those things we cherish as Americans. He was an outstanding student and I am certain he was an exceptional soldier (Warrant Officer). He died piloting a helicopter in the country. I was serving at a Headquarters Command at Warner Robins AFB when I heard he had died.

I would like to vote for my Dad who served in Patton?s 3rd Army. He was in a fox hole in the rain when he got word that I had been born. I was almost 2 years old when he returned home. He still marches in all the parades and loves his Flag and Country. Love Forever Dad, I am so proud of you.

I want to thank my wife for her selfless service to our country, our freedom, and God above. I pray for peace, comfort, and a safe return home. Forever & Always yours, Scott

Never given up and focusing on what needs to be done to keep others informed and using all your strengths to never forget those who are in need and what support may help.

Justin,You enlisted when you were just 17 and reenlisted last year for another 6 years, because you felt it was the right thing to do. At the age of 22 you've accomplished a lot. Your sacrifice for our freedom makes us so proud of you. You and your shipmates are forever in our thoughts and prayers. We love you, Mom & Dad

I am very proud of you Justin as you are my hero. You are missed very much!! I Love you! Aunt Abby :)

You served your country well...you are gone but not forgotten. This world was a better place because of you.

Served as crew chief and flight engineer with the 8th and 9th air forces.

I would like for my fathers name to be entered into your list of men who served our country. My father Joseph Michaud served in WW I at the age of 18. He fought in France and received an honorable discharge in 1919.

Thank you Dad for you Service to your country.