Proud father of L/Cpl Dwayne W. Wigglesworth - KIA Beirut Oct. 23 1983. Actually there should be 241 stamps... but we need the first one at least by the 25th aniversary on Oct 23, 2008. Please ask all your family ands friend to sign this petition
Henry Wigglesworth, #10390

As the daughter of a deceased WWII serviceman and the proud Mother of a United States Marine, I can only say what an honor it will be to place that stamp on ever piece of mail going out of my home and business.
Teresa Harden, #10325

I sign this Petition as the father of a Midshipman at the United States Naval Academy with the hope that by remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice the world will be a safer place as my son fulfills his committment and duty this country.
Michael J. Iacopino, #10285

I was just a kid at the time, but I remember these guys. I'm sure there are still many family members and friends who have yet to have a day go by without remembering. For "them" to say that these men don't merit a postage stamp is an insult, but regardless, they will always be heros.
Donald Steitz, #9827

As a Beirut veteran, it really hurts my heart for those that didn't make it back, with the rest of us. Not a year has goes by, that all those servicemen who died in Beirut, and their love ones, do I not think about and pray for. This year will make the 23rd year anniversary, and I've only been able to get to the monument in North Carolina, one time. But with my career in the Corps coming to a close, and knowing that the Jacksonville, N.C. area will be my home, I look forward to all the many years to come and visit the site. May God bless them, and keep them and their loved one's.
Master Sergeant Frank J Raymond, #9774

Honor my father and the other brave men who died needlessly
Tyson Hendrickson, #8421

I "sign" this petition as US Army Soldier, for the Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines that died.
Casey Cross, #8386

My uncle served honorably and was severely wounded and subsequently medically retired from injuries while in Beirut. I'm adding my name to this petition in his honor.
GySgt John D. Crites, #8151

I was 13 yrs. old when the Beirut bombing happened....that one incident prompted me to join the service in 89. At age 13 I cried for the loss of those Marines as did my mother and father. Thats when I knew for sure what the word HERO ment. I became an airborne medic years later for the Army. It was those Marines that I could not help or save as a boy who gave me the courage to help and save the rest of this countries heros as an adult. May God bless the famlies of those who were lost. Even if they never get a stamp which they truely earned as the first real American casualties in the war on terror.... It started with those brothers.. Those HEROS.
Aerron M. Tate, #6355

Read these and others, and please sign our petition and show your support!