Daniel Edward Carey
Private First Class
A CO, 3RD BN, 1ST INFANTRY, 11TH INFANTRY BDE, AMERICAL DIV, USARV
Army of the United States
Utica, Illinois
April 30, 1948 to August 15, 1969
DANIEL E CAREY is on the Wall at Panel W19, Line 43

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23 Jun 2003

We grew up together. We were also neighbors. I was at Danang AFB, RVN, when Danny was KIA. I called his unit as I wanted to go see him. I was in the USAF, 366 Security Police Sdn, at Danang. Dan was a good kid and a great loss to everyone who knew him. I'm sure he was a good soldier too! I will never get over his death. I will see him again in that big army in the sky. He died too young as did so many others. Twentyone is too young to go, you don't know what life is about yet. You don't even have a taste of the good things in life. See you in Heaven, Danny.



01 Oct 2005

I miss Daniel so much ... I'll be going to join him soon. We'll all be in the "big Nam" in the sky'



A memorial initiated by a former neighbor and close friend,
John (Jack) Pelszynski
170 N. Yonge Street #105, Ormond Beach, Fl 32174
comsix@aol.com

 
01 Jul 2003

Miss you! Love you forever!

From his sister,
Paula Payne
330 Clark St, Utica, IL. 61373
bunzy1@webtv.net


 
August 3 2003

Although I didn't know Danny very well, as he was 8 years older than me, I grew up with his brother Mickey (Chops). I remember it was the summer between my eighth grade and freshman year, the whole community was devastated and shocked at the news. Until that time the war was only something I watched on the nightly news with my family. The loss of Danny brought it home, and put a face on it!

One of the first moments in my young life of actually experiencing that overwhelming feeling of pride was standing at attention in my Boy Scout uniform, with the rest of the troop, as the American flag flew over the Danny Carey Memorial, on Memorial Day.

To his family:
My deepest sympathy and prayers.

Danny, you were an inspiration to many, loved by all, your memory lives on.
(Semper Fi)

Corporal R. J. Hess, U.S.M.C.
hessatbch@yahoo.com


 

A Note from The Virtual Wall

A Company, 3/1st Infantry, lost four men killed in action on 15 August 1969:
  • SP4 Joseph W. Mitchell, Chicago, IL
  • SP4 Paul Ponce, Santa Clara, CA
  • PFC James D. Anderson, Smiths Grove, KY
  • PFC Daniel E. Carey, Utica, IL

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