In Memory Of Those
MIAP Volunteers That Have Passed

Bruce Compton

MIAP BOD Emeritus

Rick Proietti

California VRO for Shasta & Tehama Counties

Bob Pasero

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MIAP National Chaplain

California Volunteer

John L. "Scooter" or "Louie" Price

Ohio Volunteer

Lanny Golden

US ARMY - Vietnam Veteran - Pennsylvania State Coordinator

Bill Henry

US ARMY - Vietnam Combat Veteran - Nebraska State Coordinator

James Fuller

USMC - Vietnam Combat Veteran - N. Arizona State Coordinator

Jim Scollen (LT)

US Army - Vietnam Veteran - Florida State Coordinator

Virgil "Tom" O'Berry

Florida Asst. State Coordinator

Daniel George Cook

California Escort Rider (1953-2014)

Alan Shaw

New York State Chaplain

Richard "Trike" Amick

Virginia Escort Rider & Volunteer

LTG Paul Menoher

Military Liaison (VA)

Tony Ginocchio

WalMart Veteran Liaison (CA)

John Martin

Volunteer/Escort Rider (CA)

David Knapp

US Army-Vietnam Veteran-Chaplain(FL)

Robert Johnson

US Army-Vietnam Veteran(SC) US Army 65'-92' Sgt. Major

Donations Received In Memory of those

Veterans Who Have Passed

John A. Stefanchik, Sr.

Surgical Technician Fifth Grade

Purple Heart Recipient

WWII US Army 1943-1945

Zachary Forester

LtCol

Vietnam and Persian Gulf USMC

Richard D. Clark

Vietnam Veteran(on behalf of League of Historical Societies of NJ)

Donation Received In Memory of Jeanette Kalb

On behalf of Mr. Leonard Holtz, Hebrew Funeral Association, West Hartford, CT

In Their Words Families Remembering

Their Loved Ones

Rick and Linda Hankins

Remembering A1C Richard A. Elliott USAF

Bill Drews

Remembering Harry Westmire WWII, USN

I wanted to take a couple minutes to say "thank you" to your organization.

Harry Westmire, a WWII Navy vet, passed away in 1986. He was my favorite Granddad.

Unfortunately, I was told a month after he passed away, which was extremely frustrating to

me. I was in my early-20s and life moved on with a frustration I never had the chance to say

"goodbye".

Fast forward 34 years later, and I decided to see what I could find out about my Grandpa,

when I realized he had passed away in Cottonwood, AZ. I had no clue he was "here" in AZ

where me and my family moved to less than a year ago!

After Googling his name, I was completely surprised to find that he was left in an "unclaimed"

status in the Cottonwood funeral home, through no fault of the home. My mother, and her

sister, never passed any information on to us kids.

I was able to not only "find him', but I saw how MIAP had taken him from the funeral home

and...with honors and respect...moved him to the National Cemetery in Phoenix. With Military

honors. After 34 years, I was able to go visit my Grandpa, touch his headstone and honestly,

get pretty emotional in a very good way.

Although this is a simple email, I want you to know this was a "healing" situation for me. I'd

been cut off from him and now, thanks truthfully to MIAP, I have some history, which was

previously lost to me.

So, thank you Clyde, and MIAP, for giving me some peace that had alluded me.

Best,