13 Feb 2003 To my beloved brother It's hard for me to believe I have survived all these years without you. You are the other half of my childhood gone missing. The empty place in my heart has your shape and so no one else can ever complete that puzzle. You know how much I loved you and still love you. The pride I feel when I think of you, which is every day, is at least as large as the continuing ache I have in my soul for you. As I get older, I feel more certain that we will be together again in some way. This is what I look forward to and makes looking back easier. Until then, may God hold you close and give you joy and peace. You were an exceptional person, dedicated so much to your country and full of love for so many, especially the downtrodden. You are my hero. Rosalie 11 Oct 2006 Thinking of you today, Dennis, with more love and respect than ever. Your loving sister, Rosalie From his sister, Rosalie Brown brown@nag.com

 

31 May 2005 From a fellow Brother Rice graduate I recently heard your name called during an event along with eight other Rice graduates. Wishing you well up there. From a fellow graduate, Dan Schramm Class of 1985 E-mail address is not available.

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall The 1st Cavalry Division lost four men on 11 Oct 1967 - two from 1/50 Infantry and two from the 1st Cav's assigned Combat Tracker Team (8th CTT): 1st Bn, 50th Infantry: PFC James C. Freidt, Grand Forks, ND, Charlie 1/50 PVT Thomas D. Pipkin, Farmington, MO, Alpha 1/50 8th Combat Tracker Team: SP4 Dennis A. Beuke, Chicago, IL, with Delta 1/5 Cav (Bronze Star "V") PFC Elmer W. Mahurin, Goodman, MO, with HHT 1/9 Cav

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