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schreef op 02-03-2010 20:07 het volgende:
I am married to Linda Wampler the niece of Roy M. Wampler, Plot F Row 21 Grave 10. I know that he was with the Second Air Division, Eighth Air Force. He was married to Virginia for 7 years prior to his death. They never had any children nor did Virginia ever remarry. She died approximately 10 years ago in California. We have their silverware.
Lisanne
schreef op 26-02-2010 19:06 het volgende:
I have adopted two names on the wall of missing at Magraten.
One of those names is: Calef Robert C jr. ( First lieutenant) from OHIO 709 Bomb Sq. 447 Bomb GP/H/ registration number Q-821216 Deceased at 26 September 1944 The second name is: Adams Chester (Second lieutenant) from OHIO 710 Bomb Sq. 447 Bomb GP/H/ registration number Q-685919 Deceased at 11 March 1944 I have also adopted a grave at the Ardennes: William H. Davis from Arkansas Plot-row-grav: B-42-10 registration number 38598064 28 Infantry regt/ 8e inf. division Deceased at 1 December 1944 I would like to have some informatie about these three names. Who can help me with this? Greets, James J. Boyle Jr.
schreef op 21-02-2010 17:06 het volgende:
To Whom It May Concern,
My 8th grade class is studying WWII. Just before my mother passed away I asked her about 2 soldiers' pictures. My cousin thinks he was killed in Normandy but I found he is buried in Margraten Netherlands. His name was James J Boyle JR. He was killed in action on April 10, 1945. He is buried at plot K, row 2,grave 13. I would love to find out more about him. He was in the 407th Inf 102nd Div. I sent an email to the cemetery but have not heard if someone adopted his grave. Thank you for your work! Joanne Grant Randy Foster
schreef op 13-02-2010 22:26 het volgende:
I recently found my uncle Robert G Foster is buried at the cemetery. He was a pilot with the 410 Bomb Sq and was killed 29 Nov 43. His brother (my father) was a pilot in WW II and years later a B-52 pilot in the 410 Bomb Wing. I was a navigator in B-52s also in the 410 Bomb Sq. Thanks to all who have cared for Robert G. Foster at the Netherlands American Cemetery
Georges Herijgers
schreef op 09-02-2010 11:59 het volgende:
I adopted a name from the `Walls of the Missing`. His name is Robert T Wagner, PFC,
82nd AB, HQ 1/505, ASN 17055796. Robert was killed on 6-april-1945 in Germany. I would like to know more about his personal history. Perhaps there are known relatives? Any help would be much appreciated. Greetings, Georges Herijgers Brian McCullough
schreef op 09-01-2010 21:38 het volgende:
Thank you for your website. My uncle, SSgt Harry F. Sherman, is buried at Margraten and I have visited the site three times. My late mother and grandmother were in contact with the family who adopted his grave, the Steins of Wijnensrade, and with a family with whom they stayed during their 1962 pilgrimage to Holland, the Deckers of Margarten. Members of the Steins family even visited with us in Massachusetts and a bond was formed that bridged decades. If people only knew the dedication these adoptive families have to their charges it would leave them in awe. The Steins made family outings by bicycle, some 25 miles, twice each year to place flowers on Harry´s grave on the date of his death and on his birthday. By the time I knew them, three generations were involved with the little children bicycling along. Their efforts brought my grandmother a great deal of comfort and I am grateful.
Dennis en Gerda
schreef op 05-01-2010 17:55 het volgende:
Beste familie van Hemert,
We hebben u een mail gestuurd ivm Bertels, Stevens en Beckner. Hoop dat we u verder hebben kunnen helpen in uw zoektocht. Mvg, Dennis en Gerda Herman van Hemert
schreef op 03-01-2010 17:20 het volgende:
Dear All,
We adopted two graves and one name on the wall of the missing In Margraten in The Netherlands. Bertels La Verne A, Grave C-14-20, Rang PFC, Reg nr 35378074, Unit 119 INF 30 DIV, DOD 24 March 45 State Ohio. Stevens James D, Garve D-10-10, Rang Capt, Reg nr O-427670, Unit 401 FTR SQ 370 FTR GP, DOD 20 March 45, State Tennessee. Beckner Wille G, Wall of the Missing, Rang CPL, Reg nr 35795498, Unit 80 TK BN 8 ARMD DIV, DOD 29 March 45, State Ohio. We would like to get in contact with the family or to know more about them. Thank you. henry j smergalski
schreef op 10-12-2009 16:58 het volgende:
i am so grateful for this website i am hoping to hear from the adopter of pfc edwin s smergalski located at plot d,row 19,grave 21.
ed is my brother. My wife and I visited Margraten in Dec. of 2000 and were overwhelmed. Words cannot express our feelings, and the grratitude of what the people of the Netherlands are doing for the fallen men and women. Thank you so very much. M. Smits
schreef op 06-12-2009 22:24 het volgende:
Hallo,
Ik heb sinds 1,5 jaar geleden Victor J Willson, 82nd ABN 504th dirty devil in red pants Geadopteerd van "The Walls of the Missing '` de IDFS heb ik via de de" De afdeling van het leger " info op gevraagd in de States, maar die konden me geen info geven over de aanvraag over Victor J Willson ( kwijt net zoals bij Eugene E Seger 82th 508) Omgeving Nijmegen ) Maar wat ik wel weet dat " Victor J Wilson` gevonden/gesneuveld is in omg. Groesbeek `Het land goed Den Heuvel` en is herbegraven is in `The Arlington Cemetery`heb daar ook contact gezocht maar tot hede geen reactie gekregen. Greetz, Maikel Tino Dam
schreef op 16-11-2009 21:19 het volgende:
Hallo allemaal,
Hello all, Onze stichting heeft 4 namen geadopteerd van de vermistenwand op Margraten. De namen en gegevens van deze personen zijn: Our foundation has adopted 4 names of the tablets of the missing at Margraten. The names and data of these persons are: Private First Class Mosley, Henry H. Servicenumber: 34869236 Hometown: New Hanover County, North Carolina Unit: 334th Infantry Regiment, 84th Infantry Division. Technician 5th Class O’Neil, Charles L. Servicenumber: 36171541 Hometown: Wayne County, Michigan Unit: 10th Tank Battalion, 5th Armored Division. Staff Sergeant Masterman, Edward W. Servicenumber: 39196860 Hometown: Clark County or King County, Washington Unit: 614th Bomber Squadron, 401st Bomber Group, Heavy Second Lieutenant Lord, Truman R. Servicenumber: O-768605 Hometown: Sheridan County, Washington Unit: 358th Bomber Squadron, 303rd Bomber Group, Heavy Graag zouden wij in contact komen met familie van deze personen. Van Charles L. O’Neil hebben we ondertussen familie kunnen achterhalen. Alle informatie (maakt niet uit wat) over bovenstaande personen is welkom! We are hoping for contact with family of these persons. We are allready in contact with familymembers of Charles L. O'Neil. Any information (doesn't matter what) about above mentioned individuals is welcome! Bij voorbaat dank, Tino Dam, Stichting Missing In Action Thanks in advance, Tino Dam, Missing In Action Foundation Place / Plaats: Velp, Netherlands
E-mail: tjh.dam@stichting-mia.nl Website: http://www.stichting-mia.nl Tim Greenwood
schreef op 15-11-2009 16:11 het volgende:
Hello,
My Grandfather Raymond Williams from Oklahoma is buried in Margraten. My family traveled to the cemetary for memorial day 2008. We were overwhelmed by the dedication and kindness of the wonderful people who look after the gravesites the fallen heros who rest so far from home. If you have a family member buried at Margraten, you can rest easy that they are not forgotten or alone. Margraten must be one of the most special places on earth. Thank you to all who adopt and look after the gravesites. Also thanks to the staff of the cemetary. You are all very special. Sincerely Tim Greenwood Martijn
schreef op 05-11-2009 15:22 het volgende:
Dear reader, Also because of this beautiful website I have adopted several gravesites on the US cemeteries in Holland and in Belgium. I have adopted 21 gravesites in total. Now I am making my own website about these graves, it is not finished, but I think I made a good start: www.facesbeyondthegraves.com I hope you will al visit the website. Take care, Martijn van Haren Place / Plaats: `s-Hertogenbosch
E-mail: martijnencindy@hotmail.com Website: http://www.facesbeyondthegraves.com Roberta Burge
schreef op 04-11-2009 14:46 het volgende:
Hello. I am looking for the adopter of the grave of Lt. Donald Nason, killed 1/11/1944 over the Zuider Zee. He is buried at Margraten. His sister and nephew are interested in knowing this person for possible contact. If anyone can help with this, please contact me. Thank you for all work you do in keeping our fallen heroes memories alive.
Roberta Burge Andrea
schreef op 01-11-2009 23:18 het volgende:
Hello, This is for Yvonne Fransen. Please see my 3 personal emails to you. I believe I found the family of Mr. Webber. I am having difficulty in finding families for Mr. Brown and Mr. Kogan. IDPF's may be needed.
Andi Stephen Harwood Jr
schreef op 01-11-2009 22:45 het volgende:
Hello,
Please allow me to humbly introduce myself as composer of the music heard on this site. The inspiration for this music comes from my own deeply felt gratitude and respect for the courageous souls who gave everything for the benefit of others, and so it brings great satisfaction to know that you have deemed it an appropriate accompaniment to the Fallen But Not Forgotten project. Thank you and congratulations for the great work you are doing here. May God bless you and your efforts, all. Sincerely, Stephen Yvonne
schreef op 01-11-2009 18:47 het volgende:
Andrea schreef op 04-09-2009 21:50 het volgende:
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has adopted the grave of Sgt. Leonard A. Mihalich who is buried in the Ardennes American Cemetery in Neupre, Belgium. He was in the 613th Bomber Squadron, 401st Bomber Group, Heavy, entered service from Pennsylvania, and was killed May 28, 1944 and is buried at: Plot C Row 18 Grave 6. The reason I am asking is because I have a friend who knows the nephew of Sgt. Mihalich and more than likely would like to get in touch with the adoptive family. Thank you for any information that can be provided. And if someone could translate this into Dutch and post it here, that may help as well. My best. Andrea Place / Plaats: Washington State, USA E-mail: andrea_98466@yahoo.com Op verzoek van Andrea heb ik het bovenstaand bericht vertaald in het nederlands. Wellicht helpt dit Andrea in haar zoektocht. Andrea schreef op 04-09-2009: Hallo, Ik ben benieuwd of iemand het graf van Sgt. Leonard A. Mihalich heeft geadopteerd? Sgt. Mihalich is begraven op het Amerikaans Oorlogskerkhof in de Ardennen, in Neupre in België. Hij zat in de 613e Bomber Squadron, 401e Bomber Group, Heavy. Hij kwam in dienst in Pennsylvania, en hij sneuvelde op 28 mei 1994. Hij is begraven in Deel C, rij 18 en graf 6. De reden dat ik dit vraag is dat ik een vriend heb, die de neef van Sgt. Mihalich kent. Deze neef wil heel erg graag in contact komen met de familie die het graf van St. Mihalich heeft geaodopteerd. Bedankt voor elke informatie die iemand kan geven. met vriendelijke groet, Andrea Place / Plaats: Washington State, USA E-mail: andrea_98466@yahoo.com Yvonne
schreef op 01-11-2009 18:15 het volgende:
Dear everyone,
Since several years my parents have adopting 2 graves at Margraten. I like to know on behalf of my parents something about the family of those two men: Mr. Horace G. Webber Pvt Massachussets 117 Inf. 30 Div And Mr. Frederick O. Brown Pfo Michigan 377 Inf. 95 Div. Also I'm searching the family of Mr. Aaron Kogan, 701 Bomb SQ 445 Bomb GP/H, from Michigan. I've adopting him on the wall of missing. With kind and warm regards, Yvonne Andrea
schreef op 23-10-2009 22:51 het volgende:
This is for Maikel Smits. I have sent you an email in regards to Pvt. Eugene W. Seger. It will come from either klassikat or andrea_98466@yahoo.com. I hope it helps in your search.
Take care. Andrea Maikel Smits
schreef op 23-10-2009 21:11 het volgende:
I adopted a name from the `Walls of the Missing` his name is Eugene W Seger,
From the 82nd 508 prcht inv, ASN 33668188 and was killed 20 sept 1945. So for I have not been successful in finding information, I have contacting white the `Department of the army` but they cannot help me! Is there anybody who can help me for finding some information of contacting white his family. Greetings, Maikel Smits Andrea
schreef op 12-10-2009 03:18 het volgende:
For Mr. v.d. Hurk - Please see the personal email to you that will hopefully help you locate the family of Mr. Ell. Subject line is John W. Ell - Possible Family. Be sure to check your spam box too.
Twan v.d. Hurk.
schreef op 10-10-2009 22:47 het volgende:
I have adopted the grave from 1LT John W. ELL from the 501 PIR 101 Airborne Div with he coms from Pennsylvania he had ASN O-1309354 he died at Eerde in the Netherlands on 18 Sept 1944 , he is Buried at Margraten in D - 16 - 31. Grave reg number 01309354 .
I want to make contact with Family from him , or the other adopters ho has his grave for me Greetings from Twan v.d. Hurk anja luiken en peter peeters
schreef op 04-10-2009 12:29 het volgende:
leuk oude verhalen ophalen met kameraden
Centen Rob
schreef op 13-09-2009 20:17 het volgende:
Wie kan mij gegevens verstrekken van een vermiste ( gesneuvelde) Amerikaanse Soldaat met de naam :
Centen Donald R Wisconsin rang PFCnr nr 36293976 vermist 08 februari 1945 . Zijn naam staat op de muur bij Margraten van vermiste soldaten. govert heinz
schreef op 12-09-2009 17:28 het volgende:
i,ve adopted the grave of sgt Grimes.Clarke.P .reg.15359719 .He served with the 407 inf.reg. 102 inf div . date of death 23 dec 1944 He came from the state of Indiana
Also I adopted a name at the wall of the missing. this name is 1lt Stokes,George.J reg. 0-715055 .He served as a pilot with the 514 FTR SQ 406 FTR GP.His date of declared death is 3 jan 1946 . He came from the state of Alabama / California . If anyone has some more information about these two men ,I would very much like to heare from him/her . thank you so much . gretings from Schinveld Holland anthony nelissen
schreef op 11-09-2009 16:57 het volgende:
for klassikat thank you for this information the id number of 2lt emil smetana is0688496 your ar an good person to share this information .
a.nelissen
schreef op 09-09-2009 18:33 het volgende:
Hello.we are looking for any information on 2lt emil smetana He served with the 613 Bombsq gp/heavy he comes from the stateMICHIGAN killed 30 jan 1944 WE adopted his grave on the burial site margraten in the netherlands and i would like to know more about his history and maby his family that is living thank you very much.
Andrea
schreef op 05-09-2009 21:19 het volgende:
To Fred, the person who is looking for a picture of 2LT Harvey J Boyd, I have sent you a link with a hopefully a person that can provide you with a picture. Email will come from either klassikat or Andrea_98466.
Fred
schreef op 05-09-2009 20:14 het volgende:
I,am looking for an picture from harvey J Boyd. Second lieutenant, us army air forces 603 rd bomber squadron 398 bomber group heavy. Please help me
Andrea
schreef op 04-09-2009 21:50 het volgende:
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has adopted the grave of Sgt. Leonard A. Mihalich who is buried in the Ardennes American Cemetery in Neupre, Belgium. He was in the 613th Bomber Squadron, 401st Bomber Group, Heavy, entered service from Pennsylvania, and was killed May 28, 1944 and is buried at: Plot C Row 18 Grave 6. The reason I am asking is because I have a friend who knows the nephew of Sgt. Mihalich and more than likely would like to get in touch with the adoptive family. Thank you for any information that can be provided.
And if someone could translate this into Dutch and post it here, that may help as well. My best. Andrea Norma Audette
schreef op 19-08-2009 02:20 het volgende:
I received a message from Jo Purnot from Adoptiegrave-Margraten, with the name and address of the adopter of my uncle's grave. Thank you to all who assisted me.
Norma Audette
schreef op 17-08-2009 03:54 het volgende:
I am looking for the adopter of my uncle's grave. His name was Rene N. Audette, Sergeant, U.S. Army, Service # 31035730, 273rd Infantry Regiment, 69th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: Massachusetts, Died: 07 Apr 1945. He is buried at: Plot A Row 10 Grave 20, Netherlands American Cemetery, Margraten, Netherlands Awards: Bronze Star, Purple Heart I have the name of who I believe was the original adopter of his grave. My parents met a family in 1960 when they were present for the dedication of the cemetery. My parents corresponded with them for many years after we moved back to the US. His name was Jos Bogaert from Heerlerbaan. I doubt whether he and his wife are still alive, but I do know how grateful my family is for the wonderful care taken of this beautiful cemetery. My father hopes he is able to make one more trip to Europe before he passes - to visit his brother one more time. Thank you for any help you can give me. Boy Lomeman
schreef op 12-08-2009 09:39 het volgende:
Ik heb sinds kort het graf geadopteerd van cpl. Robert W Tappe. ID:33677930. 680th fa bn, 17th airborne. Ik ben al vrij veel te weten gekomen over deze bevrijder die op 24 Maart 1945 gesneuveld is. Maar nog lang niet genoeg. Ik vind dit een erg mooie site met mooie toepasselijke muziek
Melvin
schreef op 11-08-2009 22:30 het volgende:
Dear all,
I'm looking for some info about a soldier who fought around Aachen(think Big Red One Div), because i have a dinnerplate with a bullet hole and a engraved name on it. His name is ZYHOWSKI B CO. Hope someone can help me, Yours sincerely, Melvin van Mosseveld
schreef op 29-07-2009 12:17 het volgende:
Kan iemand ons helpen aan het e mail en of adres van de veteranen van het 48 the infantry battalion 7 the Amored Division (the Lucky Seventh) die in Duitsland gevochten hebben in WO II bvb Bedankt
Frits Kruishaar
schreef op 22-07-2009 21:46 het volgende:
Mr.jack knight vraagt om foto's van het graf van zijn oom Donzel C Knight.
Komend weekend ga ik naar Margraten om foto's te maken. Dit bericht is om te voorkomen dat meerdere mensen erop uit trekken om foto's te gaan maken. Met vriendelijke groet, Frits Kruishaar. jack knight
schreef op 22-07-2009 12:30 het volgende:
My Nucle is Buried in Margraten Cemetary ,Donzel C Knight 35743904 U.S. Army 24th tank battalion 13th Armored Division Plot:H Row:7 Grave:11. If there is a family who has adopted his grave, I would like to contact them! Please email me if you have information. I would appreciate anyone who could send me a photo of his grave/headstone. Email me,at jdknight7@msn.com
James R. Belcher, Jr.
schreef op 21-07-2009 15:33 het volgende:
I just wanted to say thank you to all who care for these fallen men and preserve & share their stories, and to those families of the fallen who remember their loved one and also keep his memory alive. It is important that we never forget, not just the war that was eventually won with huge cost to both sides, but the lives lost, ended too soon, that never were. I am a US Air Force peacetime vet, the son of a US Navy Chief Petty Officer retired (WWII, Korea, Vietnam wars), and I was always aware of the great sacrifice men made in war. Since I started working with a WWII veterans group here in the United States, I have come to appreciate even more the large hole left in all societies by the premature departure of the men that lost their lives in all wars. It is immeasureable...what might have been, could have been, should have been. Thank you, adopters and caretakers, for caring and remembering. Their spirits are alive as long as our memories of them are within us. Teach the children, tell the stories to anyone that will listen. Thank you so much!
Frits Kruishaar
schreef op 03-07-2009 14:15 het volgende:
Op 15-06-2009 vroeg Mr.Gary Mattes om foto's van het graf van zijn oom Mr.Ruben A. La Butzke.
Er zijn foto's van het graf gemaakt en doorgestuurd naar Mr.Mattes. Met vriendelijke groet, Frits Kruishaar. SSG Paul F Wilbern
schreef op 18-06-2009 06:10 het volgende:
I am honored to be named after one of the Brave Soldiers Buried in this beautiful Cemetery, Paul H Webbink, I hope to someday be able to visit. If someone has adopted his grave I would like to thank you. You may contact me at fulmoon@iland.net if you wish.
Gary Mattes
schreef op 15-06-2009 23:31 het volgende:
My uncle, Ruben A. LaButzke, is buried in your beautiful cemetery, and I would like to know the exact location (plot), and possibly see a picture of his grave stone.
Thank You in Advance. gertruda
schreef op 15-06-2009 14:12 het volgende:
hallo,
heb een vraag gesteld voor hulp en kreeg die ook. en wel van mevr quaadvlieg ik was zo blij maar heb er niets meer gehoord van haar, had de hulp gevraagd omdat ik zo graag verder wilde komen en was blij als ik een beetje in de goede richting werd gewezen. Philip D`Angelo
schreef op 06-06-2009 21:45 het volgende:
I served in the US Army during and after the D-Day invasion. My cousin is buried in Margraten Cemetary. His name is Sgt. John N. Giandonato. He is in Plot A, Row 19, Grave 32. Would anyone be able to send a tracing of his grave cross to me? Thank you so much to anyone who may be taking care of his grave. I will be happy to send the postage cost to you.
Please send to: Philip D'Angelo c/o Edmiston 1056 Kerwood Road West Chester, PA 19382 Kamila
schreef op 06-06-2009 10:24 het volgende:
today is 65th Unniversary of battle in Normandy...........I am grateful too all soldiers who fight in Normandy for our freedom...........With honour
Kamila..... Always in my heart FALLEN BUT NOT FORGOTTEN..................... 6th June 2009 René van Slooten
schreef op 05-06-2009 15:15 het volgende:
Wie heeft de naam geadopteerd van 1 Lt. Harold B. Carter, 506 Par. Inf. Regt, 101 Airborne Division? Ik ken een veteraan in Amerika die samen met Harold Carter heeft gevochten en die graag met die adoptant in contact wil komen.
Maikel & Femke
schreef op 30-05-2009 21:01 het volgende:
Wij zijn onlangs in contact gebracht met familie van onze geadopteerde soldaat
Walter J Radel van de 101 ABN 501st prcht inf. Maar wat we ook begrepen hebben dat vlak na de oorlog Walter J Radel geadopteerd door een persoon genaamd `Bertie`. wie kent deze persoon? We zouden heel graag met die persoon in contact willen komen!!! Met vriendelijke groet, Maikel & Femke Dennis en Gerda
schreef op 26-05-2009 10:47 het volgende:
Hallo iedereen.
Afgelopen weekend was fantastisch, Memorial Day om nooit te vergeten. Maar is er iemand die het graf van George J Bates heeft geadopteerd, hij ligt begraven op Henri-Chapelle Cemetery. Hij is gestorven op 14 Februari 1945. Als dat het geval is, neem dan even contact met ons op. Dennis en Gerda David B. Willis
schreef op 26-05-2009 00:04 het volgende:
My grandfather (George E. Fuqua P.F.C. U.S. Army 405th Infantry Division Plot A Row 20 Grave 10) is buried at Margraten. I have never visited his grave. I've seen only pictures. It is a beautiful place. I am requesting contact from Adopters/Caretakers of my grandfathers site. THANK YOU.
willem bartholomé
schreef op 24-05-2009 17:49 het volgende:
me and my family adopted three graves at the American Cemetery Margraten (The Netherlands)
Colebank Robert E SSGT 334 INF 84 DIV West Virginia Baker James A 2LT 505 FTR SQ 339 FTR GP Indiana Burkardt Robert B SSGT 303 ENGR BN 78 DIV New York We want their family to know that we are very greatfull and their graves will be taken care of like it was our family Any one who wants more information about their graves please contact us and we will send photos. wmabartholome@hotmail.com Maria Lutgens
schreef op 21-05-2009 21:00 het volgende:
Hello,
We are looking for any information on sgt Leonard E. Grabowski. He served with the 28 inf 8 DIV till he was killed on 23 February 1945 a few months before the ending of the war in Europe. We adopted his grave on the burial site Margraten in the The Netherlands and would like to know more about this persons history and his grave We taking care of. Further information: Name: Grabowski Leonard E. ASN: 35012599 Unit: 28 INF 8 DIV Rank: Sgt D.O.D.: February 23th 1945 Burial site: Margraten, The Netherlands Thank you all. Lyon & Maria Lutgens 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |