07 Jun 2006 In Loving Remembrance of Larry Hatter I was younger but I remember you and your Mom is our honored Gold Star Mother at the VFW Post 2250 in Hornell, NY. You are not forgotten, I remember and thank you for your service at a time when America was in an upheaval. I remember the late 60's, early 70's and Vietnam. Our boys were soooo very young and sooo many did not come home. Always remember, you did not die in vain and you are our Hero every day. You are buried near my husband, who was a Marine but did not die in war. So, when I go to the cemetery, I always say a prayer of remembrance. May you rest in peace always ... God bless you and your family always. From a friend of his family, Kimberly Clifford Wood E-mail address is not available.

 

01 Sep 2007 Larry, you are so greatly missed. So many years have gone by now and there is still a void in our lives. You were only 21 and I often wonder what if... What would you be like today. Soon you would be reaching retirement age and taking life easy. How many children and grandchildren would you have had? Our lives went on ... but you're still in our thoughts every day. Miss ya, kiddo! Love you your sister Darlene Darlene Schmitt flsunshine48@aol.com

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall Nine men were killed when CH-53D BuNo 156667 crashed on 18 Feb 1971: Aircrew, all HMH-463: Major Wayne R. Hyatt, Hanceville, AL, pilot 1stLt Strather F. Wood, Eugene, OR, copilot Sgt Allen K. McElfresh, Zanesville, OH Sgt William C. Odom, Birmingham, AL Cpl Larry R. Hatter, Hornell, NY Passengers: SFC James A. Long, Seattle, WA, MACV Advisory Team 1 SSgt Richard T. Baker, Denver, CO, HMH-463 Sgt Richard A. Lillie, Richey, MT, H&HS-1, MWHG-1 Sgt Gregory A. Sloat, Dover-Foxcroft, ME, H&HS-1, MWHG-1

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