Missing In Action

Missing In Action. . , For those MIA, The American flag flies freely above this memorial in honor of you and those who remain on the battlefield with you. Rest In Peace., This sacred ground is dedicated to those who gave their lives defending our great country and never came home. Their final resting place is known only to God. They had no funeral, no flag draped over their coffin and no flag flies over their final resting place. We will always remember their enduring commitment to defending the freedoms we enjoy today.,

The Coast Guard Song , We're always ready for the call, , We place our trust in Thee. , Through surf and storm and howling gale, , High shall our purpose be, , "Semper Paratus" is our guide, , Our fame, our glory, too. , To fight to save or fight and die! , Aye! Coast Guard, we are for you..

, In honor of the men and women who lost their lives at sea while saving others., In memory of Joseph J. Schreiber USCG Auxiliary Reserve world war two and his son SN Donald Schreiber USN Vietnam., Connie and Fred Schreiber Boatswain's mate USCG, I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to be part of such a meaningful MIA Memorial project. It has been an honor to contribute to something that holds so much significance. Thank you for including me and allowing me to play a role in preserving the memory of those who are MIA., Adam D. Miller, Electrical Engineer; Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center, The Space Force Song , We're the mighty watchful eye, , Guardians beyond the blue, , The invisible front line, , Warfighters brave and true. , Boldly reaching into space, , There's no limit to our sky. , Standing guard both night and day, , We're the Space Force from on high.. , In honor of the brave men and women who protect our great Nation, and the loved ones and the Veterans who support them during and after their service., American Legion, Perry Memorial Post 697, Honoring our heroes who did not return home to their loved ones and their fate remains unknown, let us never forget: , Freedom Is Not Free, Michele and Mark Woltman Sgt, USAF, Lest We Forget, Summit Memorials Akron, Ohio, The Air Force Song. , Off we go into the wild blue yonder, , Climbing high into the sun; , Here they come zooming to meet our thunder, , At'em now, Give'em the gun! , Down we dive, spouting our flame from under, , Off with one helluva roar! , We live in fame or go down in flame. Hey! , Nothing'll stop the U.S. Air Force!, Brilliant minds fashioned a crate of thunder, , Sent it high into the blue; , Valiant hands blasted the world asunder; , How they lived God only knew! , Boundless souls dreaming of skies to conquer , Gave us wings, ever to soar! , With scouts before and bombers galore. Hey! , Nothing'll stop the U.S. Air Force!, . In honor of all our service men and women along with spouses, families and friends who support their service and sacrifice in defense of our great Nation., James W. Simmons Jr., SMSgt, USAF, PHS Class of 1989 Katherine M. Simmons, Dedicated Military Spouse, We honor the fallen for their sacrifice, MIAS and POWS, and all Veterans., Perry AMVETS Post 1971, The Navy Song. , Stand Navy out to sea, , Fight our battle cry; , We'll never change our course, , So vicious foe steer shy-у-у-у. , Roll out the TNT, , Anchors Aweigh. , Sail on to victory , And sink their bones to Davy Jones, hooray!, Anchors Aweigh, my boys, , Anchors Aweigh. , Farewell to foreign shores, , We sail at break of day-ay-ay-ay. , Through our last night ashore, , Drink to the foam, , Until we meet once more. , Here's wishing you a happy voyage home.. , God Bless America, Don King SFC(T), Army Co F, 31st Inf, 7th Div, Iron Triangle Korea Thayer "Bud" Anderson COX, Navy USS LST 875 Okinawa, world war two In honor of the Anderson, King, Panzerella, Lefelhoc, Pace, Tu, Weissfeld, Napoli and Babic family members who served., Tom Anderson CDR Submariner and Donna Anderson Navy Wife and Ombudsman, In Memory of Robert Frey LTC, Army Okinawa World War II, Bob Frey PFC, Army Korea and the more than 54,000 Americans who died in service during the Korean War., Richard "Dick" Frey SP4, U.S. Army, The Marines' Hymn , From the Halls of Montezuma, , To the shores of Tripoli; , We fight our country's battles , In the air, on land, and sea; , First to fight for right and freedom , And to keep our honor clean; , We are proud to claim the title of , United States Marine., Our flag's unfurled to every breeze , From dawn to setting sun; , We have fought in every clime and place , Where we could take a gun; , In the snow of far off northern lands , And in sunny tropic scenes; , You will find us always on the job- , The United States Marines.. , All Gave Some, Some Gave All, Daniel E. Chapman SGT, USMC 1964-1968, In Memory of Thomas J. Zmecek SGT USMC 1956-1959 Always Remember, In honor of Dan Chapman SGT, USMC Vietnam; Leroy Lutes SGT, Army Korea; Arlington Smith SSGT, Army world war two and all the Lutes, Chapman, Kertcher, Burney and Smith family members who served. Thank you for your service., Michael Lutes, P.E., PHS Class of 2011 Design Engineer of this MIA Memorial, The Army Song , March along, sing our song, with the Army of the free. , Count the brave, count the true, , who have fought to Victory. , We're the Army and proud of our name! , We're the Army and proudly proclaim:, First to fight for the right, , And to build the Nation's might, , And the Army goes rolling along. , Proud of all we have done, , Fighting till the battle's won, , And the Army goes rolling along., Then it's hi! hi! hey! , The Army's on its way. , Count off the cadence loud and strong; , For where'er we go, , You will always know , That the Army goes rolling along., . In honor of all who served our Nation, especially those missing in action, killed or wounded for noble causes while standing-up to fear and oppression at home and around the world., Service is our family calling; with parents, grandparents, siblings, spouses, children, and in-laws of every generation who sacrificed for us and one another in so many ways during war and peace. Many were in engineering, law enforcement, nursing, teaching, and public or social services., Regardless your walk in life, we are grateful to you for your support to all of our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and Guardians., Colonel George H. Hazel Perry High Class of 1971