Deceased 2000
Donald Morgan
30 May 1942-1 Feb 2000
Richard Marsters
11 Jun 1948-22 Apr 2000
John Speaks
8 Oct 1937-30 Dec 2000
Teddie Horsley
5 Sep 1948-14 Jan 2001
Danny Austin
10/67- 08/68
30 Aug 1946-5 Jul 2001
Anthony Moseley
10 Aug 1946-21 Sep 2001
David Hippenstiel
23 Jan 1948-28 May 2001
William Agredano
23 Nov 1949-22 Nov 2001
Jessie Stephens
10 Jul 1937-5 Feb 2002
Jack DeLaney
12/67 - 12/68
6 Jan 1943-3 May 2002
John Maclean
20 Apr 1931-28 Oct 2002
Roger Rudder
27 Oct 1946-11 Feb 2003
Ronny Spencer
5 Dec 1938-Mar 2003
Richard Hill
31 Jan 1947-13 Jan 2004
Daniel Bien
22 Jan 1947--27 May 2004
WAYNE FENTRESS
12/67 - 12/68
5 Dec 1945-17 Jan 2005
JAMES VESSELS
17 Oct 1941-27 Apr 2005
KENNETH J. SMITH
2 Aug 1946-19 Oct 2005
EMORY PARRISH
07/67 - 03/68
22 Mar 1943 - 2 Dec 2005
NORMAN F. CRABB
22 Jul 1949 – 20 Jan 2006
LARRY "Bear" HUGHES
Feb 26 1948 - Jun 29 2006
LEO KONOVALOV
- Feb 2
FREDERICK SOULES
RAY HULIN
11January 1942 - 28 October 2007
DENNIS SKINNER
12 July 1949 - 17 September 2008
Dennis and Teresa
Son Robert and his Dad Dennis
CRAIG DRYDEN -17 February 2009 I talked with Greg Foreman on Tuesday 17 February. Craig "Birdlegs" Dryden passed away Tuesday morning 17 February 2009. He was a warrior to the end. For me it is a great loss, he was a very good friend. He didn't want any service and was cremated per his wishes. His wife Katie was with him to the end. Birdlegs was one of the best LRRP's to patrol the jungles of Nam. Love ya, Mattie
FRED WHEELER 25 April 1948 - 6 March 2009 All, I just wanted to let you all know that Fred passed away Wednesday morning from a battle with cancer. I also wanted to thank you all for remembering him and especially for those of you that came to visit him this year. I don't know if anyone is in the area, but we (his family) would like to extend an invitation to join us for his memorial services. We will have visitation tomorrow evening from 6:00pm-8:00pm at Edo Miller & Sons Funeral Home in Brunswick, GA. We will have a service the following day (Sunday) at 2:00pm at Edo Miller & Sons, afterwards there will be a graveside ceremony at St. Andrews Cemetary in Darien, GA. Thank you all again, Brooke & Stacy Wheeler (Fred's Daughters)
Brooke & Stacy, I shed tears when I hear this bad news. All PRUs in Vietnam is stunned by the thunder-like news too. Fred is PRUs good friend. he take care every thing for us, and always we is in him heart. I can't believe it. I just to saw him few months ago. He look very strong. Oh! my God! My good friend is passed away. In my mind, I wish go to see him one time before I living. now, my wish is come true, sudden he passed away before me. We never forget him. With us, he always is a hero. We offer one's sympathy condolences to your family. He always in our pray. The Gods bless to you and your family. The Fred Old Friend. Pham Van Nhan and All PRUs.
Bob Maushardt ------ 14
June 2009 
E Co Rangers
Rick Stetson, Unit Director
Subject: Bob Maushardt
It was with great sadness that I received the attached email regarding Bob Maushardt. As I told his son-in-law, Dan Crawford, all E Company Rangers hold "Top" in the highest regard. He served his country with great honor and distinction and I am thankful he was able to join us at our reunion in San Diego. We are all indebted to Bob, Tess and Marshall for making the arrangements to visit Top when he was in the hospital and then for making sure he was able to attend our memorial service and banquet.
Everyone who attended the reunion could see the joy in Top's face as he met with his old Army buddies. He was delighted that a number of us followed him to his favorite casino with its all-you-can-eat buffet. Even though we had just had a big breakfast at the motel, it was worth it to see Top so completely happy as we loaded up our plates with food. The tears in his eyes as Tess presented him with an original hand-carved plaque at the banquet is a memory that will remain with us forever.
We are fortunate to have served with a brave soldier like Bob Maushardt who will now join the ranks of the departed but never forgotten E Company comrades. Top, we salute you.
Bob will be remembered through a memorial donation to the charity of his choice, The Disabled veterans.