10 Nov 2001 Love Always from your sister, Mary K. & niece Brandi Memorial Day, 2002 IN 1967, VIETNAM TOOK YOU AWAY. IN YOUR HONOR, MY BELOVED BROTHER, I PLEDGED TO FIGHT FOR PEACE, JUSTICE, AND EQUALITY FOR MULTIRACIAL PEOPLE. THANKS FOR ALL OF YOUR LOVE AND CARE. THIS ONE IS FOR YOU, BUTCH! LOVE ALWAYS YOUR LITTLE SISTER 29 May 2006 You are my Hero and Guardian Angel ! You have always been my inspiration in this crazy world. I will always miss your strength, your smile, your loving and caring ways. Love Forever, Mary K. Angus maryangus@msn.com

 

Notes from The Virtual Wall Private Ray Angus was on his second tour in Vietnam when he was killed in action. He arrived in Vietnam with Alpha Co, 1/7 Marines, and in December 1965 was transferred to Kilo 3/4. He was rotated back to the States in June 1966, serving with the 2/8 Marines and the Staging Bn, MCB Camp Pendleton, before returning to Vietnam. He joined Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Marines on 19 July 1967. On 15 August 1967 Charlie 1/1 lost 10 men to mines: 1LT Robert V. Kemp, Fayetteville, AR SSgt James J. McCormack, New York, NY LCpl Larry E. Bowman, Cincinnati, OH HN Clifford K. Coons, Pomerene, AZ (H&S Co with C/1/1) LCpl Douglas R. Dickerson, Trenton, NJ LCpl Gordon P. Eadie, Detroit, MI LCpl Robert A. Kolas, San Diego, CA Pfc Paul Mc Eachron, Stoughton, MA Pvt Clarence R. Angus, Glen Allen, VA Pvt Glenn C. Baer, Reading, PA He was buried on 29 August 1967 in Plot F1-0-7688, Hampton National Cemetery, Hampton, Virginia, among other men of honor and integrity. They are remembered by their brothers-in-arms on the Charlie 1/1 Memorial

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