A Big G/day to all, Loved the web page. I will be in Marrysville in May look forward to visiting you

katrina hathaway
misskitty_95961atyahoodotcom
http://
olivehurst california usa
honor
12 Mar 2008
02:35

Hi my name is katrina hathaway i just heard today march 12 2008 about you museum of the forgotten warriors and got online to see it, its amazing for my view. i hope to visit soon i really liked your web site and i am hoping to find something of my grandfathers that i could donate to your museum. i think its wonderful that you have the museum and i hope it stays forever. my grandfather Harold R Hathway served in the veitnam war and was a wonderful man i hope to bring a part of him to you museum so he wont be forgotten either. sincerely Katrina Hathaway

Harlan N. Hatfield
warbird@pacbell.net
http://500thbsq-b25s.com/
North Highlands, CA USA
02 Mar 2008
02:26

We really enjoyed our visit to your museum today. With some luck I might have a few more items to contribute in the future. I certainly appreciate what you have done to keep the memory alive. As a Viet Vet I appreciate the fact some people are proud and supporting of what we did. In addition the WWII vets are going to meet the supreme commander way too fast, and not to forget the "Forgotten War" (Korea). Until the next time keep the great work and keep smiling. Harlan

Dvonya Sedlacko
djsedlacko@yahoo.com
http://
Pittsburgh pa USA
26 Feb 2008
23:35

I was reading about joe langdell, and you said that he died, but he is still alive. Joe is my cousin and I just saw him at a family member's funeral, so unless he was a ghost, he is still very much alive.

Webmaster note: Thank you for the information. It was an error on the website, and it has been corrected, please accept our apologies.

Dan Freeman
mach3ti@att.net
http://mach3ti.com
06 Feb 2008
16:48

Excellent, I hope to be stopping by soon and bring you a piece of an SR-71 Blackbird. Let me know if its something you would like to have for your museum.

Larry Long
ldl96035atyahoodotcom
http://
Gerber-CA-U.S.A.
05 Feb 2008
22:09

I enjoyed your site, I'm looking forward to visiting you in person.

Randy G. Carns
carnsr@embarqmail.com
http://
Las Vegas, Nevada. USA -- where else !
01 Feb 2008
00:09

Dann -- I hang my hat in Las Vegas now. I support your continued effort with the museum and your support to our very best, our veterans. I am proud to have donated a few nice pieces to your museum in your effort to honor those who give us the freedoms we enjoy. I always look forward to visiting your museum and you my friend when I am in California. God bless: Randy G. Carns

Jim (shortround) Foley
mef0500@aol.com
http://
Buxton, Maine, Oxford
25 Jan 2008
15:36

Great site my friend.Wish that i lived closer so i could come and see it.

Eagle

http://
Nomad
25 Jan 2008
05:06

Sir, you have done a great job. Outstanding. May the Great Spirits Bless and guide you and yours.

lstAirCavVet (Wren)

http://
Port Orange, Fl.
24 Jan 2008
15:25

my son used to live in Yuba City, and when I came to visit, I stayed at Beale AFB, went right by your place. Stopped a couple of times, and for the size oof what you have it is very impressive. Spent two tours in the Nam, lst Air Cav and PACEX my 2d tour...

Christie M Mayo
CMMayo0420@yahoo.com
http://
Panama City, Florida-United States
honor
23 Dec 2007
10:30

I am the proud daughter of a Ret CW4 vet from both the Veitnam war and Desert Sheild/Desert Storm living in Florida. This was my first visit to your site. I am sitting here with tears in my eyes and so very humbled by what you have done for the "Unforgotten Warriors" who have served this country and still do. My hats off to you. My Heart to them. Thank you, Dann. If I ever make it your way, I'm coming to visit.

Rance Jurevwicz, Capt., USA, Ret
veteranprograms@aol.com
http://www.veteranprograms.com
Highland, CA
10 Dec 2007
17:21

Outstanding web site! Keep up the great work. Also, for ALL veterans who are interested in the service-connected compensation they have earned, please visit our web site. It is dedicated to YOU - the U.S. Veteran. http://www.veteranprograms.com

Helen Trefflich
helentreff@hotmail.com
http://
Torrance, California, USA
07 Dec 2007
16:56

Just wanted to say "thank you" to all those who sacrifice so much to keep our country and our way of life safe and secure. Freedom is not really free - it comes at a high price. Today is December 7th and I wanted you to know that we will never forget. All of your sacrifices are greatly appreciated. Helen Trefflich

ALLISON, R R, ENS, AIRPAC Squadron, USNSCC
bosn1at att dot net
http://
Ventura, CA, USA
05 Dec 2007
18:09

I guess, with the change-of-command, the squadron won't be with you in '08. That's too bad, as it was a great gig for both the officers and cadets. You and yours have a Happy Holidays season!

LT Chuck Eskew USNSCC
eskewreg11@sbcglobal.net
http://
Ventura, CA USA
30 Nov 2007
23:07

Brother Dann and Sister Roberta, Ventura, Nov 2007) Just a handful know of the one car garage where we stored sheetrock back in 1977 while a remodel to your house was done. That "little" garage was the first structure called the "Museum of the Forgotten Warriors" Although 7 hours away in Ventura, I feel blessed to be included not only as a veteran but as part of the family that has watched your magnificant vison become a reality. I am moved by the descriptions you share with me of the impact this has made on Veteran's of all branches of the service, under fire or cold war. You know which is my favorite display- it is in the original part of the building. US Naval Sea Cadets- AIRPAC Sqdn from Santa Barbara were disapointed we were unable to return for the ground breaking for the new wing. We were moved again to be part of the Memorial Day celebration that included the cadets doing the Color Guard and others forming up as the honor guard. This is an exciting time in the history of the Museum. You know I will watch as will all members of AIRPAC Squadron to see this latest vision develop. God Bless to you both, and to Vern and the guys who are so dearly dedicated to you on this and all future missions. You are truly the most unknown part of our nation's military history and can count on me to keep spreading the word. LT Chuck Eskew NSCC Past Commanding Officer AIRPAC Sqdn- Santa Barbara, CA US Navy 1959-63 RD2 USS Leary DDR 879 805-901-0336

Dawn Rademacher
dawnrad@cox.net
http://
Santa Barbara, Ca USA
30 Nov 2007
22:26

Danny So glad to see your web site up and running. I am excited to see your new addition next time I am up in Northern California. Good luck to you and thank you for all you do for our veteran's

Jack Osburn
jgosburnathughesdotnet
http://
Marysville, CA USA
19 Nov 2007
22:34

Dann...the website's only competition is the Museum itself! It has grown and will continue because of what you started. Thank you for having the vision, dedication, the time, the effort, and the financial resourses you have donated. Now it is our time to donate some of our money to get the new building constructed. I challenge other supporters to donate $100 to such a worthy cause. Thanks again Dann for all you have given. (U.S. Army, C Troop 3rd Squadron 17th Armored Air Cavalry, 1967-1968 Vietnam)

Charlie Fass
cDOTfassATsurewestDOTnet
http://www.misterillusion.com
Roseville-California-USA
11 Nov 2007
22:38

Today, November 11th, 2007 I wore my uniform to our Sunday church service in recognition of Veterans Day. Over the years this has been a tradition at our church, and when it first started, quite a few veterans would wear their uniform or at least part of their uniform on Veterans Day. Over the years fewer and fewer vets wore their uniform, but I always wore mine even though sizing of the uniform required adjustments over the years. Within the past year our pastor was replaced by a younger pastor. About two months ago I advised our new pastor that a tradition at our church has been to recognize our veterans on Veterans Day each year. I was assured several times that our veterans would be remembered this Veterans Day (today). Supposedly there was to be a video tribute to veterans, but for some reason the video would not play. There was no explanation and no verbal recognitiion of the fact it was Veterans Day. After the service the Pastor apologized to me for forgetting to recognize the veterans in our congregation. He explained that the video did not work and with his concentration on the order of service and the message he was going to give, he simply forgot to even verbally recognize Veterans Day. He apologized to me. My comment to him was that I hoped no one in the congregation took offense to his forgetfulness. Several people came up to me (since I was in my class A uniform) and thanked me for my service and also to indicate that they were displeased with the Pastors forgetfulness. People do forget, and that is why we have a day to be remembered. Sad but true. The truly positive thing that happened today, though, was that one of the congregation came up to me and asked me if I had ever heard of the Museum of Forgotten Warriors. I told him no, but based on his description, I know that I have to visit at my first opportunity. As soon as I got home, I checked out your web site on my computer. Pastors may forget us, but thanks to people like you, veterans will never be forgotten. Thanks for what you have done for all of us. I can't wait to visit............................................Charlie Fass, 1Lt, USAR, Vietnam veteran

Michael Tyler
mtyler2797@charter.net
http://
West Sacramento, CA
09 Nov 2007
14:08

I have been to the museum twice. It is an absolutely unbelievable display of one man's love for his country. Dann is a TRUE AMERICAN! Anyone who hasn't seen this, is truly missing a work of art. One of these days all of America will celebrate this special place.

Larry Hawkins
tackesailors@yahoo.com
http://
Tracy,Ca
08 Nov 2007
00:10

Job well done Diver. Thanks

Barney Oglesby
o2824@msn.com
http://
Medford, Oregon
23 Oct 2007
09:20

Hi Dann, love your web site. Man have you come a long way!

Matthew Lingenfelter
lingenfelter1945@hotmail.com
http://
Marysville - CA - USA
10 Oct 2007
22:30

Great website! Hard not to reflect when looking at some of these wonderful photos.

MSgt Novell

http://
Beale AFB
10 Oct 2007
16:17

Dann, Great to see you have the website up and running! I'll be bringing my students by very soon to see the museum.

tony pinto
pinto50@sbcglobal.net
http://
LIVE OAK, CALIFORNIA
07 Oct 2007
22:17

REAL NICE WEB PAGE DAN,HOW THE WORD WILL IS OUT THERE FOR PEOPLE TO COME AND SEE THE MUSEUM. AGAIN DAN, THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU HAVE DONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!! TONY PINTO

Danny
fushnik@hotmail.com
http://
Torrance, CA - Los Angeles
06 Oct 2007
19:12

very cool!

Allan Wegscheider
cardoc1984@yahoo.com
http://
San Jose , Ca. USA
06 Oct 2007
13:37

Dann, I found it this time ! What can I say OUTSTANDING ! It makes me want to come up and see it even more . The pics are great . I will try another week end to come up . Take Care Allan

david trefflich
safindavid @ hotmail.com
http://
Los Angeles, CA
06 Oct 2007
07:02

Lest we forget. The web-site looks great. A worthy tribute to an honorable cause.

Tyrone
tyrone@nvf.org
http://nvf.org
Los Angeles - CA
03 Oct 2007
20:44

Great job on this museum. Thank you from the National Veterans Foundation Lifeline for America's Veterans 1-888-777-4443

Dila

http://www.onecutefamily.com
California
02 Oct 2007
12:19

This is a great museum! I have been there :)