November

 1999

To all the unknown Americans who fought and died for the ideals that this country was founded on... we give "A Last Salute".
 
Username:
Amanda Grace Cavender
UserEmail:
ozzy_kayle_1869@yahoo.com
Date:
11/30/99
Time:
9:41:16 AM

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This is cool!
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WAYNE ROZAK
UserEmail:
WPR5556L@OANET.COM
Date:
11/30/99
Time:
2:23:59 AM

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THANK YOU FOR MY FREEDOM REST IN PEACE SLEEP WELL GOD BE WITH YOU ALL

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Felicia E. Meggs Close
UserEmail:
FEClose
Date:
11/29/99
Time:
1:16:53 PM

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My GGGGrandfather fought with Orr's Rifles and I keep searching for information that places him at particular sites. He is said to have died in Charlottesville, VA on June 14, 1863.

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Kimberly Lyons
UserEmail:
sleepingfawn@yahoo.com
Date:
11/12/99
Time:
3:31:44 PM

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Thank god for each of these young men who so gallantly gave their lives for freedom that we today take for granted.May the lord Jesus Christ keep them wrapped forever in his arms.

Username:
Norbert Kowalski
UserEmail:
nkowalski@gateway.net
Date:
11/11/99
Time:
8:46:54 PM

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Having visited my daughter, who now lives in Centreville since moving from Bethel Park Pennsylvania, I had only the basic knowledge about Ox Hill. I had driven past this spot several times and wanted to know just what had happened there. Thanks for telling this story, and thanks for telling us we need to preserve our history before we cover it over with malls and homes. During my next visit during the Thanksgiving Holiday I will stop and acknowledge this special spot.

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HERCHELL STINNETT,PHX.ARIZ.
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Date:
11/11/99
Time:
5:23:23 PM

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BORN:ARKANSAS,YELL COUNTY FATHER:PAUL,WW2 MYSELF:VETNAM

Username:
Josh Cohen
UserEmail:
jcohen02@mindspring.com
Date:
11/2/99
Time:
6:46:13 PM

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Very nice tribute, I did a ceremony at the Ox Hill monument last Memorial Day, I am a reenactor with the 28th Mass Co. B.

Thanks,

Josh Cohen

 

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