JOHNNY B. BOSTON
In-Country 11 Jan 66
KIA 3 Apr 66
Panel 06E, Line 079


PFC E-3, 14882201
MOS 13A10, Age 19
"A" Battery

 
Rolling Fork, MS

Johnny is buried in Green Chapel Cemetery, Rolling Fork, MS

Length of service 1 year.  His tour began on Jan 11, 1966.  Casualty was on 3Apr66, a result of
multiple fragmentation wounds.  Johnny was the son of  Mrs Fannie Boston, 342 W. China Town, Rolling Fork, MS

 

 

FT FOR JOHNNY B BOSTON

REMEMBRANCES

POSTED ON 5.29.2019  BY: MINNIE B MOORE WIMMER  

FELLOW CLASSMATE

Johnnie: I will always remember your laughter, friendship, and the trumpet (Thank you for being a Brave Soldier!!) 
We are free because of you, those you left behind may the Lord Jesus Christ our Savior keep them in his care. 
Minnie B. Moore Wimmer  

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POSTED ON 11.4.2018 BY: FRANK GRAMMER  

FRIEND

This is your classmate, Frank Grammer. Johnny, I cherish your memory everyday. I entered the military in June, 1966. I went to Vietnam in December of 1967. I will always remember our friendship. |

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  POSTED ON 5.8.2017: LUCY CONTE MICIK

REMEMBERED

Dear PFC Johnny Boston,
Thank for your service as a Field Artilleryman.  Artillerymen are special to me.  Sunday was the 42nd anniversary of Pres Ford calling this day the official end to the war.  If it was only that easy. I am so sorry. It has been far too long or all of you not have been gone. We appreciate all you have done and your sacrifice. Watch over the USA, it still needs your courage. God bless you. May the angels be at your side. Rest in peace. You are all in our prayers.  

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POSTED ON 4.3.18: A GRATEFUL VIETNAM VET

THANK YOU

Thank you, PFC Boston, for your courage in dangerous times, in a far and dangerous place.


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POSTED on 11.22.2013 by: CURT CARTER CCARTER02@EARTHLINK.NET

REMEMBERING AN AMERICAN HERO

Dear PFC Johnny B Boston, sir

As an American, I would like to thank you for your service and for your sacrifice made on behalf of our wonderful country. The youth of today could gain much by learning of heroes such as yourself, men and women whose courage and heart can never be questioned.

May God allow you to read this, and may He allow me to someday shake your hand when I get to Heaven to personally thank you. May he also allow my father to find you and shake your hand now to say thank you; for America, and for those who love you.

With respect, and the best salute a civilian can muster for you, Sir


Curt Carter

 

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