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LZ Lambeau and the Wisconsin Vietnam War Stories project are about recognizing our Vietnam veterans for their service and their sacrifice. These projects are also about telling their stories, remembering and sharing those stories.
You can either browse through the Memorials below or use the search form to search for a name. You can also post your own Memorial.
Michael K OlssonI am proud to say you are my brother and I just want to say thank you and welcome home. I only realize now how hard it was for all of you who served in Vietnam and I am very grateful for all you have done. Love you! Submitted by: Ginger Resch |
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William J. SchroederThanks for serving our great country & May God Bless. Love Diane & David Submitted by: Diane |
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Gregory ReedMy father proudly served in the 1st Inf Div.1/27 Wolfhounds 69-70 was proud to be able to attend such a event thank you Dad and everyone who served. God bless Submitted by: Nicole |
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Al WarneckeA picture of my father-in-law Al Warnecke of Iron Ridge, WI. Thanks for being the father for her, and her brother and sister when you didn't have too. Submitted by: Preston Hayward |
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Lawernce WilkersonMy Brother Was Lawernce (Wilkie) Wilkerson. We are so proud of him for serving and dying for our county. We All Miss him so much. Will Terry Peach his friend please reach me.sanchezsarah56@yahoo.com Submitted by: Sarah Wilkerson |
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Russell HaasIn memory of my brother Russ Haas, that died March 2, 1967. A little of us all died that day. Mom and Dad never really recovered from your death. Dad is with you now. When his time drew near I told him you were waiting for him along with Mary Beth, that it had been along time since he hugged his other children. I know you were both waiting for him with open arms. It has been so long that my memory of you is being on the other side, watching, guilding, sharing our lives. I have not let your memory die with you. You have been part of my children and grandchildren's lives. Because of you and Jim this war has always been be a part of my life. At times I have hated it and at times I am very proud,but I have never stopped missing you, loving you. Nineteen years wasn't enough time.......Love Paula Submitted by: Paula Bantle |
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Charles KuklinskiUncle Chuck is just one of my fathers brothers that served my sister Maryann Bertschy will share the family picture. God Bless ALL that served & are serving. Much LOVE & RESPECT =^) Submitted by: Doris May Bell |
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Leo Kuklinski's Son'sMy father had 6 brothers that served my sister Doris May Bell shared a picture of our uncle Chuck inspecting a flamethrower captured from the Vietcong. The equipment was taken in a fierce battle near Bau Band 23 miles north of Saigon. At least 400 Vietcong were killed. God Bless ALL those that served & are serving. =^) Submitted by: Maryann Bertschy |
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Terry Lee Perz T.P.Our brother made the greatest sacrifice one can give to his country his life.Only 20 years old Terry was killed in action on 12/16/1969.Those who loved him lost a part of our lives also.Gone but never forgotten!Your brothers and sister. Submitted by: Denis Perz |
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Robert OstensonRobert was my cousin who served in the Vietnam War. He lived in Greenville, Texas and moved to California after he returned from Vietnam. He wrote a manuscript of his time there and we never got ahold of it as his mom and dad passed away also. Should any one remember him could they contact me. Robert passed away in 1985. Thank YOu Submitted by: Mary Maybee |
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