Well thanks to Jack L. Morrison, 77FA Regt. Assn. We have cleared up the Zamora confusion.
Wilfredo Pantaleon Zamora
Born on: : 7/27/1947
Below are some rememberances left for him:
END OF INNOCENCE
Although I never met W.P. Zamora, I went to elementary school with his younger brother, Omar. I will never forget the pain and sadness etched on his mother's face the first time I met Mrs. Zamora. Omar apologetically explained to me that his brother had been killed in Vietnam and since receiving the news his mother had never been the same. At that moment, at the age of eight, the impact of the war became a reality with far-reaching casualties (not only distant visual images on the evening news.) I will never forget that woman's pain. It has been over 30 years and I still think about the day the war came home to Miami and changed us all.
Posted by: Jaime Fernandez MD Relationship: FRIEND OF HIS BROTHER Thursday, November 11, 1999
Just wanted to let you know that you will always be remembered, not only in the hearts and minds of those that knew you, but here on our 2/77 site and your sacrifice cherished by us along with your memory!
Rest in peace, brother
You will always be remembered, not only in the hearts and minds of those that knew you, but here on our 2/77 site and your sacrifice cherished by us along with your memory!
Rest in peace, brother