Frank TafoyaPrivate First ClassC TRP, 1ST SQDN, 10TH CAV RGT, 4 INF DIV Army of the United States 12 December 1946 - 15 May 1967 Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Panel 20E Line 004 |
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The database page for Frank Tafoya
You will always be remembered, Frank! You are with the Great Almighty now.
Alondo Chinana |
We miss you, your family continues to do well. The Veterans at home continue to honor you at Veteran Ceremonies, as well as being honored by the War Shield Gourd Society.
Your high school chum and Viet Nam Veteran, |
To the family of Frankie Tafoya, My name is Harold Dooley and I served as his track commander in Viet Nam. Years have passed but my memories of Frankie have never stopped. I think of Frankie each and every day of my life and am so happy I have finally found a way to indicate in some small way some kind words about Frankie. I shall never forget the day when Frankie was assigned to my track in Viet Nam. As Frankie and I were talking about why he joined the army, he advised me that he joined to see the world. It grieves me very much each time I think about Frankie to know that his dream was never realized. Frankie was a quiet person, but I very quickly realized that Frankie was someone I wanted to be by my side in Viet Nam. I will always consider Frankie my hero. The real heroes of war are the young men and women who did not come back home to see their family and friends. I would love to some day meet all of Frankie's family members and personally tell each one how fortunate they are to have had Frankie as a son, brother, a relative, or just as a friend. If you ever should read this message, please call me or write to me and let me know you read this. It would be so rewarding for me to hear from some family member or friend of Frankie's. Again let me say that Frankie shall always be my hero and someone I have never forgotten though many years have passed since we served our country in Viet Nam. A small way of saying how I feel:
Your past track commander, and your eternal friend, |
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
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