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Dear Readers, Please take the time to sign my guestbook. I would love to know who the readers are and what you think! Thank you so much.
Written by
Ellie Strickland on
Oct. 3, 2022
Thank you for sharing these letters. I am a history major in my third year of college, and I have never come across something so powerful and personal. I am working on an assignment about the Korean war and this is the greatest treasure I could have found.
These letters have been inspiring. I wish you all the best.
God Bless,
Ellie Strickland
Written by
Renee Freeman on
May. 28, 2017
I would love to know more about Thomas Lyle Horton MIA / POW declared deceased in 1952 .. He was my mothers husband
Written by
Barbe McKittrick Stoughton WI on
Aug. 16, 2014
It's a good thing that we post our father's letters. They allow us all to connect with our history and the very human side of the war. I'm sure they are healing to some - even me. Thank you for doing this. Now I have to go back and read them.
Written by
Nancy Jones on
Jul. 24, 2014
I was doing a search for Camps Crawford & Strong where I found the link to your webpage. I'm excited that you have posted your father's letters. They are so full of information.
My father was an ordinance clerk with AAA HQ. While his letters are interesting,
I sometimes need to do research to understand what was going on at the time. I will probably bookmark your site and contact the 45th Museum. Thanks for posting.
Written by
Anne Tubinis Audette on
May. 18, 2014
Korean War 1950-1953 Facebook posted a link to your web page. Thank you so much for taking the time to put all the history together for us to see. God bless you.
Written by
Ellen Lynch - Ferraro on
Apr. 29, 2014
Found the link to your site on my brothers web sitehttps:www.facebook.com/TheBedIMade, Ilook foward to read ing more about your parents. My own father very rarely spoke about his time in Korea and is only now telling his story to my brothers.
Written by
Robert Lynch on
Apr. 8, 2014
I just spotted you on Twitter and came here to check it out. This is very nice. I will check back from time to time and read a little more. I'm writing a book about my dad's experiences in the Korean War and his struggles with PTSD, so I have been very
interested in all things Korea. Thank you for sharing.
Written by
Anne Lawrence on
Apr. 6, 2014
Liz,
What a special tribute to your parents. You did an amazing job. Thanks for sharing.
Love,
Anne
Written by
Alicia Hein Cook on
Mar. 23, 2014
I am so grateful for these letters, as I am lucky enough to see letters from my dad to your mom, and learned more about the great friendship our dads shared before, during , and after the war. I treasure them, and the love story between your parents should
be made into a movie.
Written by
James Wasson on
Dec. 22, 2013
Am a Korean War Veteran Served in 14th Combat Enginners, H&S Company 1953 and 1954, was married for almost 5 years when I was drafted in Nov 1952, trained at Ft. Belvoir before being sent to Korea. I just feel that I am Lucky and Blessed to have survived
this Forgotten War.
Written by
Ty Gower on
Nov. 4, 2013
This is absolutely outstanding! Thank you so much for your research and helping others with our connection to Korea.
If anyone has any information on any of the above, I would love to get in contact with you.
Gene Gower (Lawton, OK)
45th
Division 180th Regiment
Camp Polk, Fort Hood, Camp Hokkaido, Member of football team, Served with Hook Eales and Buddy Ryan.
Written by
Wilfred Graf on
Oct. 3, 2013
Thank you so much for sharing the letters. I love reading them for 2 reasons the first is i am a history buff and love to see the human side of war. The second is that I have served and still am in the reserves. I just got home from a year in Africa for
the U.S. Navy. so I know how your dad had felt. Thank you again
Written by
Rebecca Gerhart Fogle on
Aug. 18, 2013
Just now getting a chance to check this out-very cool Liz!!! Thanks for sharing your family story--I remember them as "Liz's mom and dad" but it's great to get to really know them as people!:)
Written by
Meg Maxwell on
Jul. 6, 2013
What a nice thing to do! I enjoyed this!
Written by
Lynn Parker on
Jul. 6, 2013
HI! I told my parents about this but I need to show them how to access it. I know they would both enjoy reading it. They both loved and appreciated the notes and letter you've sent to Mom while she is convalescing. Thank you for sharing these precious
memories Liz. (((Hugs)))
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