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29 POW/MIA's from North Carolina are still unaccounted for.......

WHY?

Listed below are all the POW/MIA's from the State of North Carolina that are still unaccounted for in SE Asia.

If you are able,
save for them a place
inside of you
and save one backward glance
when you are leaving
for the places they
can no longer go.

Be not ashamed to say
you loved them,
though you may
or may not have always.

Take what they have left
and what they have taught you
with their dying
and keep if with your own.

And in that time
when men decide and feel safe
to call the war insane,
take one moment to embrace
those gentle heroes
you left behind.

Major Michael Davis O'Donnell
1 January, 1970
Dak To, Vietnam

Humbly presented.....


North Carolina POW/MIA's
Their Names and City of Record

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Robert Douglas Avery
Morganton, NC
Murray Lyman Borden
Goldsboro, NC

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Wilbur Ronald Brown
Wilmington, NC
James Edward Butler
Buies Creek, NC

Remains Returned 04/27/89
Fred Lee Clarke
Troutman, NC
Glen Richard Cook
Charlotte, NC
Andrew Johnson Craven
Wilmington, NC

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John Hunter Crews III
Asheville, NC
Frederick Lewis Cristman
Salisbury, NC
Edgar Felton Davis
Goldsboro, NC
John Garrett Gardner
Hot Springs, NC

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Robin Frederic Gatwood, Jr.
Hickory, NC
Fredrick Mervyn Hall
Waynesville, NC
Joseph N. Hargrove
Mount Olive, NC
Carter Avery Howell
Fayetteville, NC
Larry Carl Jamerson
Rosman, NC
William Darrell Johnson
Rocky Mount, NC
James Martin Luttrell
Fayetteville, NC
Charles Worth Millard
Wilson, NC
Jerry Lawrence Moore
Cleveland, NC
Edwin Everton Morgan
Salisbury, NC
Larry Kane Morrow
Lowell, NC
Dennis William Omelia
Smithfield, NC

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Edwin David Palmgren
Winston-Salem, NC
Bunyan Durant Price, Jr.
Belmont, NC
Donald Monroe Shue
Kannapolis, NC

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Jimmy Lee Watson
Lucama, NC
James Randall Williams
Charlotte, NC
Wayne Vaster Wilson
Thomasville, NC

Final Roll Call

Did you hear the sad news today?
Another veteran warrior has passed away.
Called by the Supreme Commander over all.
Today he has made his final roll call.

Come fellow vets; let us reverently bow and pray
For our valiant comrade, who has fallen this day.
We’ll drape his casket with a banner of beautiful hues,
Those glorious American colors: red, white and blue.

That star spangled banner he gallantly fought to defend,
Unyielding and undaunted, he fought to win.
He fought bravely and he passed the battle test.
Now the Supreme Commander grants him, “eternal rest”.

With dignity and honor, we’ll commit his body to the ground,
The bugler will sound “Taps” and we’ll fire the volley rounds.
The final military honors we’ll render somberly and ever so sadly;
“Old Glory” we’ll solemnly precisely fold and reverently give to his family.

Each Memorial Day we will recall our fallen comrade names,
And attest that their selfless sacrifices were not in vain;
For this lasting legacy they gave to all generations;
“It’s honorable to respect our flag and to defend our great nation.”

So close ranks aging warriors, for our ranks are thinning.
We must keep on fighting and keep on winning.
With pride and honor we’ll march and stand tall,
And we’ll proudly - proudly - salute “Old Glory”
‘til we too make our final roll call.

Copyright pending. Not for commercial use. A free gift to our great Veterans. Share it with a Vet.

By: Carroll R. Michaud 7046 Greenwood Road Shreveport, LA. 71119

For information about or a copy of Mr. Michauds poem send email to: pepops@hotmail.com


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