LRRP/Ranger	Date of Death	Wall Address
	David Allen Ives	23 Apr 67	Panel 18E - Line 75
	David Bruce Tucker	1 Oct 67	Panel 27E - Line 38
	David Thomas Dickenson	6 Dec 67	Panel 31E - Line 45
	Lewis E. Mc Dermott	6 Dec 67	Panel 31E - Line 50
	William Robert Critchfield	27 Dec 67	Panel 32E - Line 71
	Felix Leon, Jr.	17 Mar 68	Panel 45E - Line 12
	Richard Turbitt, Jr.	20 Apr 68	Panel 51E - Line 14
	William Glenn Lambert	20 Apr 68	Panel 51E - Line 8
	Robert Joseph Noto	20 Apr 68	Panel 51E - Line 12
	Gerald Wayne Mc Connel, Jr.	8 May 68	Panel 57E - Line 7
	Robert Eugene Whitten	8 May 68	Panel 57E - Line 12
	Donald Miller	21 May 68	Panel 64E - Line17
	Juan Angel Elias	29 May 68	Panel 63W - Line 5
	Angelo Carmelo Santiago	6 June 68	Panel 59W - Line 13
	Thomas Thoma Sprinkle	7 Jul 68	Panel 53W - Line 40
	Tony Lee Griffith	5 Feb 69	Panel 33W - Line 63
	Francis Kennetth Kulbatski	15 Feb 69	Panel 32W - Line38
	William Brent Bell	27 Mar 69	Panel 28W - Line 57
	Loel Floyd Largent	10 Apr 69	Panel 27W - Line 52
	Dwight Montgomery Durham	10 Apr 69	Panel 27W - Line 48
	Daniel R. Arnold	13 May 69	Panel 25W - Line 93
	Daniel Moreland Sheehan	17 Jun 69	Panel 20W - Line 12
	Lon Michael Holupko	10 Jul 69	Panel 21W - Line 93
	Stanley John Lento	24 Jul 69	Panel 20W - Line 40
	Paul John Salminen	24 Jul 69	Panel 20W - Line 41
	Archie Hugh Mc Daniel, Jr.	24 Jul 69	Panel 20W - Line 41
	John Charles Williams	11 Aug 69	Panel 19W - Line 6
	Kenneth Eugene Burch	11 Aug 69	Panel 20W - Line 128
	Julius Zaporozec	17 Nov 69	Panel 16W - Line 91
	David Torres	17 Nov 69	Panel 16W - Line 91
	William Joseph Francis	9 Mar 70	Panel 13W - Line 100
	Carl John Laker	17 Jun 70	Panel 9W - Line 60
	Deverton Carpenter Cochrane	17 Jun 70	Officially listed as MIA
	Michael Dean Banta	2 Oct 70	Panel 7W - Line 105
	Carl Richard McCarthy Jr.	19 Oct 70	Panel 7W - Line 078
	Omer Price Carson	7 Dec 70	Panel 6W - Line 112
	Timothy Vaughn Harper	17 Feb 71	Panel 5W - Line 113
	Thomas Emings Smith	20 Feb 72	Panel 2W - Line 108
	Jaime Pacheco	25 May 72	Panel 1W  - Line 32
	Elvis Weldon Osborne, Jr.	9 Jun 72	Panel 1W - Line 39
	Jeffrey Alan Maurer	9 Jun 72	Panel 1W - Line 39

The Wall
by Paul I. Alfaro

I was asleep so many years,
Trying to forget the past.
The dreams I had so long ago
Are now hidden in a misty cloud.
But sometimes a gentle wind or
A song will bring back a tear
Or two and I remember
And I hear her call.

The wall, it reaches for me.
As I feel her grip
She embraces me with loneliness
And fills my heart with sorrow.
For I see my friends
And the names of men
That shall be forever still;
Their voices no longer heard
Except as a distant cry
From the hollows deep within
The evil soul of that
Black marbled granite wall.

Fear and death were my companions
When I was young
(And thought I was a man)
But I escaped them so long ago
When I came home, from that
Far and distant land.
But the wall calls to me
And I cry now, as I could not then
For I love her, God help me.
But that marbled wall brought
My friends back again.

Yes, a fitting tribute to those that died;
Simply names, row by row
With no reason why.
Just a black marbled granite wall,
That reaches out and makes you cry.