14 Sep 2004 To My Brother Roger Acree I remember the day you left - it was on Easter Sunday. I also remember the time you chased off a boy who came to see me because you thought he was bad for me ... Thanks, it turned out he was very bad. I remember the night they came to tell us you were missing. I received a birthday letter from you - mine was the 7th of July and yours was the 10th. I got the letter on the 14th and then a few hours later you were dead. You know, if you were here now and saw what a mess the US is in - well, good thing you're not. I love you and miss you. Your sister Kathy natigal@fuse.net

 

30 Jan 2006 Dear Roger, It will be 39 years this July 2006 since you gave your life for the USA. I miss and love you every day of my life. I wish you could meet my children, I named my son after you. I know you are watching from heaven with Grandma. I do want to get in contact with Dennis Ingram, who was with you the day you died. If any one knows this man, contact me. I will see you soon. Love, your sister Donna Acree Dittelberger 3032 Carroll Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45248 dittel@fuse.net

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall C Company, 1/26th Infantry, lost three men on 14 July 1967: SP4 Daniel R. Flansaas, Loomis, CA SP4 Kenneth M. Schramel, St Cloud, MN PFC Roger L. Acree, Cincinnati, OH

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