Milton Eugene Flowers

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30 May 2005 Milton, you are still very much loved and will never be forgotten. Your sons are now 40 and 37 you have five grandchildren. Milton the third, Larry, Picasso, Misha, and Jareese. The love you gave will always be felt and appreciated by your family. I wrote a poem for you after your death but unfortunately it was lost - I can only recall the title which was "And now I must say Goodbye, Love". One verse went "As we walked hand in hand knowing you would always understand, And now I must say Goodbye, love". Over the years that verse is the one thing that made your love stand out above all other. Thank you, love. From his wife, Lillian Guy lillianguy@yahoo.com

02 May 2006 Hello, My Name is Milton G. Flowers and I had a brother who servied in the U.S. Army 1967-1968 who has passed now. I served in the Army with 2/75th Rangers at Fort Lewis, the 1/54th Inf (Mech) in Germany, and 2/41 Inf (Mech) at Fort Hood. I feel sorry for all who loved Eugene but I will say that heros and those who served this country and gave the ultimate for us all should be remembered in every school house around America. Be proud of the service given by Eugene and know that the Lord has a special place for those who gave their lives for others. Respectfully, Milton G. Flowers Denver, Colorado milton2799@msn.com

A Note from The Virtual Wall Echo Company 1/12th Infantry lost three men on 29 May 1968: SGT Ananias Boyd, Shorter, AL; CPL Milton E. Flowers, High Point, NC; and CPL Van A. Norris, Union Springs, AL.

The point-of-contact for this memorial is his wife, Lillian Guy lillianguy@yahoo.com 20 Jun 2005

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