Hometown honors fallen marine MIA for 37 years

[drenalinld]

Proud of my hometown for honoring this marine the right way. I wish all soldiers were welcomed home this way! My wife took my little girs to this parade/ceremony and my four year old started to learn the price of freedom. She asked a lot of questions and it was a great experience for her. The local news station caught my daughters waving flags at the end of the video. I'm a little proud of them too.

http://conway.todaysthv.com/news/news/101282-body-fallen-soldier-returned-home

[tomstopper]

Great News.... All I can say is Thank You to PFC James Maxwell. Finally a little closure for his family. I am glad that his mother knew he was coming home before her passing. Once a Marine always a Marine. Marines don't leave Marines behind. This is what we were taught in boot camp and what a better way to prove it to a young man who believed in this philosophy than to bring him home after all these years. Semper Fi.

Drenalinld you have some beautiful daughters there and you should feel proud. Thank you for raising them right.

[Eric Gregg]

As the son of a Vietnam Veteran that gets my heart strings right there.

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[Crawdad]

Proud of my hometown for honoring this marine the right way. I wish all soldiers were welcomed home this way! My wife took my little girs to this parade/ceremony and my four year old started to learn the price of freedom. She asked a lot of questions and it was a great experience for her. The local news station caught my daughters waving flags at the end of the video. I'm a little proud of them too.

http://conway.todaysthv.com/news/news/101282-body-fallen-soldier-returned-home

Great story, I saw it on the news, you are a very blessed man, beautiful daughters & very touching.

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[Turkey Trot]

There was a similar homecoming in Georgia about 4 years ago.

http://www.11alive.com/news/article/122544/0/Funeral-Sat-for-Airman-Whod-Been-Missing-41-Years-

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