|
Gary Paul Heizer
Specialist Five
C CO, 864TH ENG BN, 35TH ENG GROUP, 18TH ENG BDE, USARV Army of the United States Orlando, Florida March 16, 1948 to March 27, 1969 GARY P HEIZER is on the Wall at Panel W28, Line 60 |
   |
  |
|
He was my cousin, but he was like a big brother to me and sometimes like a dad. He was my best friend and always a Hero to me - long before he became a Hero to our Nation. I loved him very much and I miss him so very much...... I will never forget him...... GOD BLESS All THE HEROS Both Kinds THOSE WHO GAVE ALL ALL THOSE WHO GAVE
Beverly K. Wells-Robertson |
|
Gary, it will soon be 40 years since we arrived in-country togeather. I think of you often and enjoy the memories of the good times we had as young "engineers" playing in the dirt, drinking beer and making a difference. You are missed and will never be forgotten as you were a true friend and buddy.
Peter Ogden |
|
To one of the best 290 scraper operators in Company C, 864th Engineers. The one that so proudly and effectively operated the 290M known to us all as "Mellow Yellow". I think of you and Mike most every day. I can see your faces whenever I think of you. I have prayed for your Family over the years.
From a friend who served with Gary in Vietnam, 1967-1969, |
A Note from The Virtual WallC Company, 864th Engineers, lost two men on 27 March 1969: SP5 Gary P. Heizer and SP5 William M. Jodrey of Shelby, Montana. |
| Contact Us | © Copyright 1997-2019 www.VirtualWall.org, Ltd ®(TM) | Last update 08/15/2019. |