Ronald Alan Jarvis

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11 Nov 2000 In memory of Ronald Alan Jarvis, who was greatly loved by his family, friends and acquaintances. One of a pure heart taken too soon. We all were unable to spend this life with him, we will spend eternity with him instead. Ronald Jarvis is also remembered on the Hill 4-11 Memorial page. Before Life We stand above the play of life Our spirits full of anticipation Where will we go? The excitement is overwhelming As we look through the transparent curtain Together we feel a pang of sadness Will we know each other there? Will we be able to find our mate? Our oneness can not be divided Even in the process of life and living Our pact is set But will it be allowed to take place there? Suddenly I am gone, yet I know you follow Til we are reunited in this life Or, until we are reunited, once again, above the play of life. Arlene K Barton From a friend, Arlene Jamison Barton spankyjo@tabletoptelephone.com

A Note from The Virtual Wall D Company, 3/1st Infantry, lost four men killed in action on 20 December 1968: SFC Louis Rodriguez, Ambridge, PA PFC Kevin T. Connolly, St Petersburg, FL PFC Wayne S. Crandall, Farmingdale, NY PFC Ronald A. Jarvis, Ness City, KS

The point-of-contact for this memorial is a friend, Arlene Jamison Barton spankyjo@tabletoptelephone.com  11 Nov 2000

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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Channing Prothro, former CAP Marine
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