Daddy, we miss you very much and are so thankful and proud that you served this great country! Love you forever-Debbie and Jackie

Born March 19, 2004 in Overland Park, KS,Gabriel was a Field Radio Operator attached to the 2D Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.He passed away from an aortic rupture stemming from undetected cancer while on base on March 10, 2023--just nine days short of his 19th birthday.Additionally, Gabriel was an Eagle Scout, state qualifying wrestler and shared a passion for serving others and his country.Always loved; forever missed!

PFC William Wayne Keath (USMC). Born 12/19/1922. KIA WWII 09/20/1944. Buried at sea (Pacific). I never knew him. He was my mother's brother and her best friend. Always remembered by a niece he never knew. (When they placed his name on a plaque at the cemetery in Indpendence, KS, his home town, they spelled his name incorrectly)

Our hero, our dad, David J. O'Brien, 22 years US Navy. We love and miss you. Terry, Susan, Mary Jane

In profound thanks for all who served, both living and departed, those we knew and loved, and those unknown. Take rest from your labors, knowing that others have picked up your sword and your shield, and assumed your vigilant watch.

Always in my thoughts my fishing buddy. Love your son Rex.

Wishing every veteran a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for your sacrifice, service and for protecting us.

For David Colston, you really are super Dave.

Lt Col R. E. Dent WWII

Charles W. Burton. Loving and loyal father, husband, brother, and friend. We miss him dearly.

In Memory of Peter

For my Dad.

For my Dad.