Glenn Curtis Valente
Specialist Four
HHC, 554TH ENG BN, 35TH ENG GROUP, 18TH ENG BDE, USARV ENG CMD, USARV
Army of the United States
Coatesville, Pennsylvania
July 09, 1949 to January 05, 1971
GLENN C VALENTE is on the Wall at Panel W5, Line 28

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Glenn C Valente
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04 April 2002

Thank you for helping me, my friend,
I'll always remember you.

I will never forget you and all the fun and laughter.
Thanks for looking after me ... Peace ...



29 Nov 2002
Another year and still your memory will be with us.
Peace - Kevin


From a Army friend and fellow veteran,
Kevin Burns
Pleasanton, California
kevinburns3@attbi.com


 
05 April 2002

We served together way back then. I am alive today because of you.
You thought of everyone first before yourself.
Company B will never forget you.
Rest in peace, my brave Army brother.

Your friend,
Gary Zartner
zartner@msn.com


 
14 May 2002

Reading this makes me think about my life! I am 22 years old now, a paramedic, once got my draft notice too. Glenn helped others being attacked. I don't know if I could ever be so brave. Respect!

Daniel Fries
fdm97@aol.com

A note from The Virtual Wall:
Mr. Fries gave an address in a European country.
Not everyone has abandoned the concept of military service.
Respect!


 
9 Feb 2005

Doc, in a war with so much hate, you were always a good, kind, decent man and a brave soldier. That tells much of your parents as well. We never got to go to school together, but I visited you recently and cried once again after all these years.

From a friend and fellow soldier,
Sp5 Frederick W. Kligge
B Company 554th Engineers
St. Lawrence, Pa
fkligge@localnet.com


 
15 Apr 2006

Doc, you are missed as much today as the day I last saw you on the day you left us.

Your friendship and humor lives on in my heart and mind.

From a friend and comrade in arms,
Sgt E5 Lance Manganaro
B Company 554th Engineers
mkviii@bellsouth.net


 

A Note from The Virtual Wall

SP4 Valente was assigned to the Headquarters Company, 554th Engineers, as is usual for medical personnel, but was in the field with "B" Company at the time of the ambush.

He and other men of the 554th are remembered by today's

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554th Engineers

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