Samuel Lee Modesitt

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27 Jun 2002 Sam, I did not know you personally, but I knew who you were and your family. I spoke to your mother a few years back. She still misses you. We in Manila salute you, Brave Soldier. You gave the ultimate sacrifice for your country and our freedom. You will never be forgotten. Rest in the sweet peace of our Lord Jesus Christ. ~Debrah from your hometown~ sonnysbabe85@hotmail.com

28 May 2004 Sam, I want you to know that you and all our service guys from Manila are and will always be in our hearts and souls. As you know you're up there with your Dad, and now your brother Paul along with other family members. Your mom is still the sweet lady she always was and she is fine and she misses you and your family members there with you. You can be proud of your children - they are good boys and they are looking forward til they can see you. Love from a family member, Betty Parlsey Byrd ladybyrd937@msn.com

19 Jan 2007 This is your son, Steven Modesitt Byer. I just wanted to tell all the people who happen to come across this, I am proud to call you Father. I too have served my country in the Army. I was part of F Co, 24th Aviation, out of Hunter Army Air Field in Savannah, Georgia. I served proudly in Saudi Arabia, Honduras, Panama. All seeing compat. I love you, Dad, and miss you very much. Your Son Forever, Steven Modesitt Byer warlord_sbyer@yahoo.com

A Note from The Virtual Wall A Battery, 6/27th Arty, lost two men on 17 June 1967 - Staff Sergeant Modesitt and Corporal Charles M. Roach of Harvey, Illinois.

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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 27 Jun 2002
Last updated 08/10/2009