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- Fitch History
- Heroes Memorial Archive
- Heroes Memorial Archive
- The Memorial Project Story
- Memorial History / Interviews
- Memorial History / Interviews
- WFMJ Video
- Vindicator 4/11/2013
- Vindy Article 6/15/2013
- Memorial Update 6/15/2013
- Proposed Outdoor Memorial
- Vindy-Ch27-Ch21 7/26/2013
- Tribune 7/27/2013
- Vindy Article 7/27/2013
- Salvaging Fitch Artifacts
- Where Pens Come From
- Groundbreak Ceremony Gallery
- Vindy 9/12/2013
- Videos 7/26 to 8/10/ 2013
- Outdoor Memorial Pix Gallery
- Building Indoor Memorial Display
- Vindy Highway 4/11/2015
- An Observation By Jan Davis
- Our Vietnam Heroes
- Walk of Honor Order Form
- Class Open Chatter
- Memories Photo Gallery
- Missing Classmates
- In Memory
- Contact Us
- 55th Class Reunion Picnic
In Memory
Charles Brown
Claudia Bokesch (Bair)
Seated alphabetically, I was lucky to be Charlie's Chemistry lab partner. If not for his assistance I would have been sunk. With his humor and tenacity he made the challenging class bearable. I loved Charlie's humor!
Winnie Aey (Trotter)
Lt. Chas Brown was killed less than a year afer his buddy Jim Prommersberger. Chas was killed while on perimeter defense when engaging the hostile force in firefight on 3/20/67. His wife (Karen Good, class of '63) and a 5-month old daughter Heather Sue were left.
He really was a nice guy!