Lost and Found: Remembering Our Fallen Troops
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- A generation of Tom Clark's high school history students have been tracking down the families of Indiana's war dead and creating an archive of their mementos, their letters, the stories of loved ones lost in combat and lives lived in grief. WSJ's Michael M. Phillips reports.
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God bless this man and his kids.
Thank you Tom, for remembering my friend, Bernard Masny and the other 12 Marines that were killed that day (Oct. 3, 1965)
got here via Second Time Around Antique Market on Facebook. What a wonderful thing this teacher is doing. If only all kids could have this experience, I wish I had. thanks for doing this Mr. Clark. You deserve a medal too.
What an amazing teacher that is really teaching something so important that is making a difference in so many peoples lives.
This is great work. Also these are the type of teachers we the people need, today.
Mr. Clark, you are the most amazing teacher. You are an inspiration to all. Thank you for giving Marissa this life changing experience
remarkable video
Thank you for this. My uncle was dwight Leroy basey. I saw this video posted on my uncles memorial wall
I am working with a therpist to help me with PTSD. I found a reference to this link on UA-cam Wall of Faces. I was with Cullen Barksdale Jr. when he was shot and killed by a sniper Sept 29, 1967, in Vietnam. He wanted me to contact his family if something happened to him in the morning. I have so much to tell any of his family if I only knew how. Next week I will be going to visit his cemetary site, at Evergreen Memorial Park, Hobart, IN. I found the info on the Wall of Faces, too. My therapist wants me to write that letter to his family and keep it. I was inspired to find him after watching this video. I lost other men in my platoon but Sgt. Barksdale was the first one. That still haunts me after all these years. I hope to find them, too, and say "you are not forgotten."
These are the teachers we want and need for our children
Tom, I cannot wait to meet you and Thank You and your kids for everything they are doing. This is wonderful. Karen Hickman
This is so wonderful, I'm sure it helps the healing process to a degree as well. This is LOVE. Thank you Tom Clark for sharing this with all of us! Shared on Facebook and Twitter!
Loved this!
Truly amazing work. God bless