vincent,
from Verviers, Liege, Belgique,
connecting via pc4.cyber66.fidmel.be,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I),
was here on Saturday May 10 13:31:28 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Salut,

Mes hommages a toi et à ta famille...

Il est dommage que la mission des nations unies aient ete inapropriee
en Bosnie...soit demandé donc au politique pourquoi ils ont envoyés
des soldats en misssion humanitaire alors que ce n est evidemment pas
de leurs ressorts ?

Pour ma part j ai choisi un camp que je pense etre celui des justes ...
(J etais volontaire etranger dans l'armya).J ai pu prendre les armes
pour une cause que je crois toujours juste.

Vincent,

Amitiés


(87)

MARTIN,
from LAVAL, QUEBEC, , CDN,
connecting via ppp352.qc.sympatico.ca,
using Mozilla/2.02E [fr]-SYMPA (Win95; I; 16bit),
was here on Tuesday May 6 03:53:50 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:


SALUT DANIEL !

ON PENSE A TOI SOUVENT !


NB; ENFIN QUELQUN QUI N'A PAS PEUR DE LA VERITE.

VOUS AVEZ FAIT DU TRES BON TRAVAIL, TRES BEAU

SITE. ÇA FAIT QUELQUE CHOSE EN DEDANT !

MERCIE , MARTIN




(86)

Bryce Moroz,
from Cannifton, Ontario, Canada,
connecting via a60.reach.net,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; U),
was here on Friday May 2 02:50:59 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Gunther: Don't give up in the effort to have the truth be known as the truth of what actually happened. God Bless.

(85)

Sgt. Terry A. Cameron,
from RCMP London Proceeds of Crime, Ontario,
connecting via 206.172.205.136,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; SK; Windows 95),
was here on Friday April 25 19:37:43 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
It was good to see the truth come out. Although I did not know Daniel, I knew many like him. I was in Croatia during '92 and Bosnia during '94, the latter as CivPol Station Commander in Gorazde. I did meet many of the Forces personnel at Visoko. My respect for the Canadian Military grew by leaps & bounds, there is no doubt that they are second to none as a military force.

(84)

Curtis Nicholson,
from Bradford, Ontario,
connecting via bdhs.scbe.on.ca,
using Mozilla/2.02 (Win16; I)/4.2.1.1,
was here on Friday April 25 15:02:57 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Canada is very proud of him!

(83)

Daniel William Gunther,
from St. Paul, Minnesota, USA,
connecting via nomad96-245.d.umn.edu,
using Mozilla/2.02 (Win16; I),
was here on Tuesday April 22 03:39:07 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I just wanted to express my condolences to the family that shares my name. We were born seven years apart, in different countries, but that isn't that great of a difference. I hope our governments will adovcate peace so my parents won't have to have a web page for this Daniel Gunther. Once again, my sympathies to you on your loss.

(82)

Jack Walsh,
from Moncton, NB, Canada,
connecting via ts4-d219.mon.atcon.com,
using Mozilla/3.0Gold (Win95; U),
was here on Saturday April 19 14:06:25 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Until the Government of Canada realizes that the public
has a right to know that soldiers get hurt or even killed
in war we will continue to be subjected to the cleansing of
information in order that the perceived public support will
be forthcoming.

(81)

Carolyn Cox,
from Wichita, Kansas, USA,
connecting via 93.kansas-city-006.mo.dial-access.att.net,
using Mozilla/3.0C-WorldNet (Win16; I),
was here on Wednesday April 16 00:36:36 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I stumbled across your web page by accident. I was moved
to tears by this beautiful memorial to your son. I'm a
a recent widow and have a son who is only a few years younger
that your son. I don't know how I would get along with out
him. May God grant you peace.

(80)

Captain Daniel Scuka, SSM, CD, (Ret'd),
from Tokyo, Japan,
connecting via yok-ppp216.iac.itjit.ne.jp,
using Mozilla/2.01 (Win95; U),
was here on Sunday April 13 05:01:11 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I served as the Officer-in-Charge (OiC) of the Recruit Craftsman Training
Faculty at the CF School of Electrical & Mechanical Engineers,
CFB Borden, Ont., during the period Jan 87 to Aug 88.

In 1988, then-Craftsman Gunther was enrolled at the school
as a trainee Weapons Technician (Land) MOC 421. Realizing
that his true calling was to the infantry as opposed to one
of the support trades, he applied for and was granted a
remuster to Inf 021 before his EME training was complete.

While he was waiting to be loaded onto a trainee draft at
the R22eR battle School, he was assigned to my Faculty for
general duties. We at the school were sorry to be losing
such a promising candidate, yet he made it very clear that
he wished to be in the infantry, and the school did its
best to honour his desires.

I recall that even then, as a young soldier not yet fully
trained, he displayed a remarkable degree of intelligence,
enthusiasm and maturity. In the few weeks that he worked
directly for me, I was able to rely on him to carry out all
duties in a most professional manner. During our field
training exercises, Craftsman Gunther worked long hours
and was always cheerful, positive and aggressive, some of
the best qualities that any soldier can possess.

I ran into him in Germany several times after he was posted
to 1R22eR in Lahr. He always mentioned how he would have
enjoyed serving as a weapon tech, but that the infantry was
his first love.

I was working in NDHQ in Ottawa in June of 1993 when Cpl.
Gunther was killed. I saw the photographs of his M113 APC
taken after the attack. There is no doubt in my mind that
the damage was caused by the direct impact of a projectile-
type weapon, not shrapnel.

At the time, I was - and am - deeply saddened to hear the
news of Cpl. Gunther's death. I think that this WWW page
memorial is very fitting and appropriate. Cpl. Gunther
died serving his country and the Army that he loved. His
service and conduct followed the finest traditions of both
the Royal Canadian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers and of
the Royal 22e Regiment.

He shall be remembered.

Je Me Souviens

Arte et Marte




(79)

Joanne West,
from Dallas, Texas, USA,
connecting via dal23-30.ppp.iadfw.net,
using Mozilla/3.01C-KIT (Win95; U),
was here on Saturday April 12 22:24:49 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I applaud and am in awe of this website for your son. My own son (and only child), age 25, was killed in an automobile accident July 1994. I found this site while browsing the others who have lost their children. I share your loss. And wish I could do something to help us all. God bless you both.

(78)

Daniel Smyth, Captain, U.S. Army,
from atlanta, georgia, USA,
connecting via smythd.forscom.army.mil,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Tuesday April 8 15:01:50 GMT 1997

(77)

Tiffany Smith,
from Topeka, Kansas, USA,
connecting via ww-tb43.proxy.aol.com,
using aolbrowser/1.1 InterCon-Web-Library/1.2 (Macintosh; 68K),
was here on Monday April 7 03:17:42 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
My thoughts and prayers are with your family. God Bless.

(76)

Mary H. Williams,
from Albany, GA, USA,
connecting via hd54-247.compuserve.com,
using Mozilla/3.01GoldC-nnie30 (Win95; I),
was here on Sunday April 6 15:10:42 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I was doing family research on an ancestor, Daniel Pou, when your web page came up. I am so sorry for your loss. I have two sons, and I don't know how you deal with such a loss. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

(75)

Michael Chiasson,
from Pointe-de-l'Église, Nouvelle-Écosse,
connecting via ustanne-70.ustanne.ednet.ns.ca,
using Mozilla/2.02 [fr] (Win16; I),
was here on Saturday April 5 17:29:48 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Bravo!

(74)

Lieutenant Timothy R. Groulx CD OLJ,
[email protected],
from Thunder Bay, Ontario, CANADA,
connecting via sl13.oln.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Saturday April 5 05:57:05 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Of the 50+ Reservists from the Thunder Bay Garrison that have volunteered for Active Duty oversea in the past 6 years, all are home safe with only one wounded.
Two other Regular Force members originally from Thunder Bay have also been wounded oversea on UN duty, one of whom is permanently injured.
We thank God for their dedication to Peace, their service to people unkown to us and their safe return to their Country, families and Units.

TRG

(73)

Diana Lichtenberger,
from Geneva, Ohio, USA,
connecting via dial-147.ncweb.com,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I),
was here on Friday April 4 03:35:00 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Hi, This page is beautiful. I only hope that someday I can make a web page as beautiful as this "In Memory" of my brother. You are an inspiration to me. Sincerely, Diana Lichtenberger

(72)

Shirley Moran,
from Toronto, ON, Canada,
connecting via moby.idirect.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Thursday March 27 18:45:21 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
This is a very loving thing you have done. I'm so sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers.

(71)

PTE. Jan Frech (male),
from Richards Landing , Ontario, Canada,
connecting via 208.128.152.3,
using Mozilla/3.0Gold (Win16; I),
was here on Thursday March 27 17:14:58 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
hey, how it going nice site, later.

(70)

Tom Blood,
from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada,
connecting via ts18-06.hfx.istar.ca,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Update B; Windows 95),
was here on Saturday March 22 13:08:14 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Although nothing can help you in your grief your son died performing his duty in his chosen profession. He died in the service of his country and of the world. He will be remembered.

(69)

Darrell Neff,
from Carbondale , Illinois, United States,
connecting via dos100.c-cafstr.siu.edu,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I),
was here on Wednesday March 19 19:57:53 GMT 1997

(68)

dean rowley,
from london, england uk,
connecting via pc-210-074.stu.qmw.ac.uk,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win16; I),
was here on Wednesday March 19 11:20:07 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I hope that you are getting better and this page is the best


(67)

Nathan B.,
[email protected],
from Lindale,, Tx, U.S.A.,
connecting via dial100.tyler.net,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Wednesday March 19 04:34:10 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Nice page, I loved the music.

(66)

Pte Steven Ma,
from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,
connecting via ppp9.conneti.com,
using Mozilla/3.0Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Tuesday March 18 19:16:27 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
As a Reservist in the Canadian Armed Forces, I have the utmost respect for your son and those serving on U.N missions.
I fing it tragic that the public still does not have an informed idea as to the job we do, the dangers our soldiers face
and the sacrifces by soldiers and their families alike. Perhaps, one day the public will reallize the importance of Peacekeeping and its members.

Pte Steve Ma

(65)

Garett KEirns,
from Victoria, BC, Canada,
connecting via vic-as-01a11.direct.ca,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I),
was here on Tuesday March 18 12:42:05 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I'm sorry to hear of your misfortune, and of the services denial of the true cause of death. I hope that your son and his actions will not be forgotten.

(64)

Robert(whoizis) Simmons,
connecting via ppp1572.on.sympatico.ca,
using Mozilla/2.02E-SYMPA (Win95; I; 16bit),
was here on Tuesday March 18 10:48:42 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
what can i say...words cannot....i am truly sorry


(63)

Keith Snazel,
[email protected],
from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,
connecting via 206.49.72.61,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I),
was here on Tuesday March 18 00:11:51 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
My condolences to you and your family on Daniel's
unfortunate death while on duty. Defending the civilians of
a Nation that was not his own is an accomplishment that
makes Daniel a Canadian hero of the highest order in my
eyes.

Keith Snazel - Vancouver, BC.

(62)

Cpl. Ken McDonnell,
from Pembroke, Ont., Canada,
connecting via 137.186.17.189,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; U),
was here on Monday March 17 23:17:56 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Just paying my respects.

(61)

Judy Carter,
[email protected],
from Victoria, BC, Canada,
connecting via d20.coastnet.com,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Monday March 17 10:05:44 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Your webpage has been in my thoughts since the last time I was here.
I have a very close friend at the moment in Yugoslavia (Former) for a third
time and my heart is in my throat while he is there. I lost a close friend who was on HMCS Regina
in 95 to what was to be a routine exercise between two Naval Ships. Last week the media released that 10 people are negligent in my friend's death.
Your webpage has brought tears to my eyes while reading it. I have taped the CBC Movie that was on called Peacekeepers as it hits home for me.
My heart goes out to you both, and the rest of your family.

JC

(60)

Commandt J.Daniel Hughes 7FAR Irish Army ,
from Dublin , Ireland,
connecting via cache2.cache.iol.ie,
using Mozilla/1.22KIT (Windows; I; 16bit),
was here on Sunday March 16 18:47:25 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Soldiers passing by will sometimes think of you,God Bless

(59)

Claude Bergeron,
[email protected],
from Alma, Québec, Canada,
connecting via dialup-183.iq.ca,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I),
was here on Saturday March 15 14:02:52 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
La perte d'un proche crée un vide immense. Il n'y a ni mot ni geste qui puisse effacer leur présence.

La douleur demeure tout comme le souvenir.

Bonne chance a mon ami Peter et sa famille


(58)

Missy,
[email protected],
from Chicago, IL, USA,
connecting via digi2-026.wwa.com,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win16; U),
was here on Friday March 14 21:43:55 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I sit here in a moment of brief silence in
remembrance of a Daniel. May he know peace
now that did not exist in his time. May his
loss be granted some glory by the rest of us
who have the power to live with all as one.

(57)

Richard Boileau,
from Montréal,
connecting via annex-10-48.mtl.total.net,
using Mozilla/3.01 [fr] (Macintosh; I; PPC),
was here on Friday March 14 20:54:34 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Votre page me touche énormément.

(56)

Sylvain Chartrand, Cpl,
from Aylmer, PQ, Canada,
connecting via 207.216.42.141,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I),
was here on Thursday March 13 16:38:58 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Hello, Just wanted to say hi. We have talked some time ago.
Iam very glad that the truth came out.



Sylvain
763 Comm. Regt.

(55)

Les Tang,
[email protected],
from some place, somewhere, some state, USA,
connecting via eagle-ext.shiva.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Thursday March 13 03:50:53 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Nice page...a good reason for the page. Unlike a lot of the pages
that are on the net these days...your has meaning. It's nice to see
that there is still a good purpose for these pages.

(54)

Joe F. Casal,
[email protected],
from WOODSBURGH, NEW YORK, U.S.A.,
connecting via ppp-7.ts-8.fpk.idt.net,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I; 16bit),
was here on Thursday March 13 03:50:23 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
My condolonces on your sons death!! I'm Vietnam Veteran was in Vietnam from march 66 to sept 67 .....and I know to well the pain of war....I'm sorry your son had to give his live at such young age.....

Joe

(53)

Bobby,
[email protected],
from Mildura, Victoria, Australia,
connecting via 203.33.126.115,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I),
was here on Thursday March 13 01:40:47 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
From the Royal Australian Army Service Corps Vietnam Veteran's Association

(52)

Brigitte Bergeron,
from Rock-Forest, Quebec, Canada,
connecting via s2l7.login.net,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Wednesday March 12 19:48:19 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Bonjour,

J'ai très aimé l`hommage que vous avez fait pour Daniel.
Je désire exprimer mes sincères condoléances à son épouse,
son fils, ses parents, sa famille, sa belle-famille et à
tous ses amis. J'ai trouvé se site vraiment touchant et
j'avoue avoir pleuré en le parcourant.

Je suis une ex-militaire qui a participée à une mission de
paix au Moyen-Orient. Je suis très reconnaissante d'avoir
eu la chance de revenir auprès des miens et vraiment
désolée que Daniel n'a pu avoir cette chance...

Bien que je n'ai pas connu Daniel, je tiens, en tant
qu'amie du rang, à le remercier pour son travail et le
féliciter pour son courage.

Je retourne sous peu dans la vie militaire et je tiens à
mentionné que lorsque je participerai à la prochaine parade
du Jour du Souvenir ou lors d'une prochaine mission de paix
avec les Nations-Unies, j'aurai une pensée toute spéciale
pour lui et ses proches...

Je vous remercie d'avoir pris la peine de créer ce site
et soyez assurés que j'en ferai la publicité auprès de
mes amis militaires.

Merci.






(51)

T.Vorsteveld Sr.,
from Clinton, Ontario, Canada,
connecting via ts2-9.odyssey.on.ca,
using Mozilla/2.02 (Win16; I),
was here on Wednesday March 12 17:22:27 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I applaude and honour the fighting forces of CANADA. they anable my Family and myself to live in a free and democratic land. Thank You Daniel, for giving your life, so than I can live mine.

(50)

DELAPIERRE (of. de l'armée suisse),
[email protected],
from Lausanne, Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland,
connecting via portls75.worldcom.ch,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Tuesday March 11 19:02:36 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Une sympathie toute particulière nous habite en découvrant ce site. Au-delà des frontières, un esprit de camaraderie nous gagne et nous souhaitons qu'il atteigne aujourd'hui la famille et les proches de Daniel.

J.-Y. Delapierre, Lausanne/CH

(49)

CDR D. C. Covey, MC, USN,
from Port-au-Prince, US Support Group Haiti, Haiti,
connecting via 199.123.104.206,
using Mozilla/2.01 (Win16; I),
was here on Tuesday March 11 16:09:11 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I have the highest regard for the job performed by your son and the other other Canadians who served with UNPROFOR in the former Yugoslavia. As a Navy surgeon assigned to the UN there in 1994, I took care of many wounded Canadians. Their professionalism under very difficult circumstances was remarkable.

(48)

Christopher Caporal,
from St. Louis, Missouri, United States,
connecting via pn3-ppp-120.primary.net,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I),
was here on Monday March 10 21:44:21 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
With tears I feel your loss... As I try to heal the pain of my
military service and lost friends, I comes to me that all who
serve in uniform, whatever country, are bound together along
with the families. To be a soldier, to know honour and to know the
bond that holds us together.

With hope of peace and love,

-Chris

(47)

Jeff "Wind Walker" Linder,
[email protected],
from Myrtle Beach, SC, USA,
connecting via 199.120.19.13,
using Mozilla/3.0Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Monday March 10 20:53:28 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
With pride and reverence to our fallen commarde Daniel, I pray
to the Great One above,
"Let not one more fall...
Let mankind truely live in peace...
Peace starts with each of us...
And if each of us Lives Peace day by day...
It will spread throughout the world...
And eventually, even governments will know...
Your Love from above, touches us all...
May not one more fall...
Aho!
WW

(46)

Dominique DANIEL,
from Paris, France,
connecting via j133.foragora.com,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I),
was here on Monday March 10 17:27:07 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Je suis arrivé un peu par hasard sur cette page et j'ai été touché particulièrement par 2 choses :

- l'injustice pour ceux qui restent mais aussi pour votre fils qui n'aura pas le droit de vivre avec son fils (c'est le coeur du papa de 2 garçons qui parle)

- l'idiotie de la guerre et la manipulation sans fin des gouvernements et de leurs représentants
(ex : cette volonté de déformer la vérité et d'interdire l'accès à l'information)

Je suis moi-même fils de militaire et je connais trop bien cet environnement et c'est d'ailleurs pour cette raison que j'ai personnellement refusé de faire mon service militaire
et je ne peux que me réjouir de ma décision au vu de ces événements


Voilà, un simple témoignage et bravo pour votre initiative qui permet de direles mensonges et
de rappeler que la vrai mort c'est l'oubli

Dominique





(45)

Frederique,
connecting via ppp-5200-0103.mtl.total.net,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win16; I),
was here on Sunday March 9 22:40:44 GMT 1997

(44)

H. Dale Saxon, Major R.C.A.(Retd),
from Cowichan Bay, B.C.,
connecting via i1-145.islandnet.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Sunday March 9 20:56:27 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Sincere condolences to you. We, and the world, share in your loss. God Bless.

(43)

MICHAEL HUNTINGTON,
from SIMI VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
connecting via pool026.max1.canoga-park.ca.us.dynip.earthlink.net,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; U),
was here on Saturday March 8 04:20:35 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I AM DEAPLY SADENED BY THE STORY OF YOUR SONS DEATH.IT
HURTS ME INSIDE TO THINK THAT SUCH A TERRIBLE THING COULD
HAPPEN TO A BRAVE YOUNG SOLDIER TRYING TO BRING PEACE TO A
WAR TORN COUNTRI.I ADMIRE YOUR SON FOR DOING A SERVICE FOR
NOT OLNY TO HIS COUNTRI BUT THE WORLD.THE WORLD WILL BE A
SADER PLACE WITHOUT HIM.

SINSERLY MICHAEL WILLIAM HUNTINGTON

(42)

Roger Irving Sell,
from Bloomington, Minnesota, USA,
connecting via 204.77.56.13,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Friday March 7 17:32:35 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Thank you very much for this very sensitive and caring tribute to a courageous young man. The poem will be remembered by me for a long time. I have a son, a year younger, and can only vaguely feel the depth of hurt and loss you all must have. I have mixed feelings about the world wide effort to keep those folk from killing each other, as appears to be their natural instinct....and is the effort worth the life of ony young man, or woman, from a foriegn soil???

(41)

Roger Irving Sell,
from Bloomington, Minnesota, USA,
connecting via 204.77.56.13,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Friday March 7 17:32:32 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Thank you very much for this very sensitive and caring tribute to a courageous young man. The poem will be remembered by me for a long time. I have a son, a year younger, and can only vaguely feel the depth of hurt and loss you all must have. I have mixed feelings about the world wide effort to keep those folk from killing each other, as appears to be their natural instinct....and is the effort worth the life of ony young man, or woman, from a foriegn soil???

(40)

Judy Carter,
[email protected],
from Victoria, B.C, Canada,
connecting via d3.coastnet.com,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Friday March 7 11:00:33 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I feel for your Loss of your son,Husband and father.

JC

(39)

Andy Nicholas Korsos,
from Prince George, British Columbia, Canada,
connecting via 207.102.83.209,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I),
was here on Sunday March 2 06:59:47 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I never served but my father did ... the Congo, Cyprus, and Eygpt.
Your site as well as Brian and Carols site have touched me deeply.

Sincerely

Andy

(38)

Lyne&Philippe DesRosiers,
from Gatineau, Quebec, Canada,
connecting via at118.atreide.net,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Friday Febuary 28 20:59:26 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Hy! We visted your son's site. Very well done.
We grieve with you and pray that you son is in a better world. With love, Lyne&Phil

(37)

Private,
from Ontario, Canada,
connecting via 207.61.252.117,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I),
was here on Friday Febuary 28 06:22:28 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:

I`ve never met your son, but from what I`v read he was a strong accet to this
countries national defence and and the UN peacekeeping program, that is why it
must of been hard to lose a great soldier like him.

I`m sorry, about your sons death.
I bet he was a good soldier and a peacekeeper.


A private in the canadian armed forces.


(36)

Private,
from Ontario, Canada,
connecting via 207.61.252.117,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I),
was here on Friday Febuary 28 06:17:31 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:

I`ve never met your son, but from what I`v read he was a strong accet to this
countries national defence and and the UN peacekeeping program, that is why it
must of been hard to lose a great soldier like him.

I`m sorry, about your sons death.
I bet he a good soldier and a peacekeeper.


A private in the canadian armed forces.


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SGT. Steven S. Schiffi US ARMY,
from USA,
connecting via www-ae3.proxy.aol.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (Compatible; AOL-IWENG 3.0; Win16),
was here on Thursday Febuary 27 13:35:20 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
My condolences to your family. As one of the 11 Americans in Sarajevo (JAN-JUN 1994),
assigned to the UN I spent a lot of time with my Canadian brotheren.
It is a great loss for your country as well to loose a
proffesional soldier such as your son.

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Jan Yarnot,
[email protected],
from Sacramento, California, USA,
connecting via netcom14.netcom.com,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win16; I),
was here on Wednesday Febuary 26 04:56:52 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I'm very sorry to learn of your loss. My deepest sympathy.

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Chet Mowrey,
[email protected],
from Greeley, Colorado, United Sates of America,
connecting via 204.144.249.60,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Sunday Febuary 23 17:01:54 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
I am deeply touched. I would like to extend my sincerest sympathies.
As you may or not know, I am a foreign service veteran and past Commander.
I have witnessed the falling of many young heroes. I have presided over the interment rituals.
How-ever, I have rarely viewed such an honorable and touching remembrance of a loved one.
Thank-you for inviting me to share your memories.

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Lcol J.O.H.Y. St-Pierre,
from Kraainem, Belgium,
connecting via port23.zaventem.tornado.be,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Sunday Febuary 23 10:45:06 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Nice work. I am sure he would be proud of all the work you have done for to make the true come out.

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Rosemary Dobbin,
from Calgary, Alberta, Canada,
connecting via ts21ip231.cadvision.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Sunday Febuary 23 09:45:00 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
You have my deepest sympathy for your loss. He gave his life for something he believed. He died with the greatest of honor amoung soldiers who understand why. He is greatly missed but will meet everyone who loved him when it is their turn. Believe.

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Capt Floyd Low,
from Aylmer, Quebec, Canada,
connecting via ppp2256.on.sympatico.ca,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win95; I; 16bit),
was here on Saturday Febuary 22 02:38:20 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Hope everything is working out getting the truth. A while back I
phoned Gen Baril's staff and understand he came to visit.

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Jason Braida,
from Hamilton, Ontario,
connecting via ppp774.on.sympatico.ca,
using Mozilla/2.02E-SYMPA (Win16; I),
was here on Friday Febuary 21 16:54:01 GMT 1997

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CWO Mithell W. Ridenhour, US Marine Corps,
from Jacksonville, Onslow, North Carolina, United States of America,
connecting via 206.154.20.44,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Monday Febuary 17 02:39:06 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
With heartfelt compassion for your personal loss. He lives forever in your memories.

Sincerely, a fellow veteran of Bosnia.

Semper Fidelis



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CWO Mithell W. Ridenhour, US Marine Corps,
from Jacksonville, Onslow, North Carolina, United States of America,
connecting via 206.154.20.44,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Monday Febuary 17 02:38:57 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
With heartfelt compassion for your personal loss. He lives forever in your memories.

Sincerely, a fellow veteran of Bosnia.

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CWO Mithell W. Ridenhour, US Marine Corps,
from Jacksonville, Onslow, North Carolina, United States of America,
connecting via 206.154.20.44,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Monday Febuary 17 02:38:37 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
With heartfelt compassion for your personal loss. He lives forever in your memories.

Sincerely, a fellow veteran of Bosnia.



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CWO Mithell W. Ridenhour, US Marine Corps,
from Jacksonville, Onslow, North Carolina, United States of America,
connecting via 206.154.20.44,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Monday Febuary 17 02:38:34 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
With heartfelt compassion for your personal loss. He lives forever in your memories.

Sincerely, a fellow veteran of Bosnia.



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CWO Mithell W. Ridenhour, US Marine Corps,
from Jacksonville, Onslow, North Carolina, United States of America,
connecting via 206.154.20.44,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Monday Febuary 17 02:38:33 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
With heartfelt compassion for your personal loss. He lives forever in your memories.

Sincerely, a fellow veteran of Bosnia.



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Charles Lucas, LtCol (Rtd) -USAFR,
from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, USA,
connecting via ppp012-chbgpa.netrax.net,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Macintosh; I; 68K),
was here on Sunday Febuary 16 21:52:34 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
From one who has lost many close friends who have been placed in "harm's way" over the past decades, my condolences on your lost and your wonderful dedication to your son to keep his memory and sacrifice alive.
"Lest we forget."

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TERESA BRAZIL,
from MONTICELLO, AR, USA,
connecting via 204.126.115.145,
using Mozilla/1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit),
was here on Friday Febuary 14 16:25:11 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
THIS WAS A BEAUTIFUL HOMEPAGE IN LOVING MEMORY OF YOUR SON.
I FEEL SO SORRY FOR YOU, HAVING TO LOSE HIM THE WAY YOU DID,
BUT IN ALL WITH THE LORD'S HELP,YOU HAVE MADE IT.

MAY GOD BLESS,
TERESA.

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Bill Malloy,
[email protected],
from Tampa, Florida, USA,
connecting via ip209.tampa.fl.pub-ip.psi.net,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Friday Febuary 14 10:33:54 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Fantastic webpage! The love and frustration your express are
are familiar. Hang in there! Daniel was chosen to do a necessary
and thankless job for the sake of all humanity! He will never be
appreciated as much as he should . . . sadly, most of 'humanity'
is incapable of the compassion and lacks the desire for peace your
son exhibited by his unselfish actions.

. . . Bill

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Dennis Doerksen,
[email protected],
from Calgary, AB, CA,
connecting via ts15ip34.cadvision.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Friday Febuary 14 00:20:26 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Peter,
Thank you for your encouraging comment about our home page. We were pleased.

Reciprocating your visit, we were amazed by what you have done to memorialize your son's life. What a tribute! He gave his life that others might live. If there is very little justice in this world, be assured that he has a special place in the next.

The Doerksens

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Lisa,
from Purcell, Oklahoma, USA,
connecting via 170-169-125.ipt.aol.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Wednesday Febuary 12 21:30:43 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
...somehow ran across your page, just wanted to tell you what a beautiful job you've done--you know he's as proud of you, as you are of him. Bless you all.

lisa

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Eric Ward,
from Calgary, AB, Canada,
connecting via gatekeeper.b400.cbe.ab.ca,
using Mozilla/2.01 (Macintosh; I; 68K),
was here on Wednesday Febuary 12 20:11:02 GMT 1997

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Chantal Drapeau,
from Montréal, Qc,
connecting via f-07.das.mcgill.ca,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Wednesday Febuary 12 18:02:37 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Félicitations! Un site très beau et très touchant. Vous rendez un bel hommage à Daniel.

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Lauren Stone,
from Blacksburg, Virginia, United States,
connecting via cs500-6.sl005.cns.vt.edu,
using Mozilla/2.01 (Win95; I; 16bit),
was here on Tuesday Febuary 11 03:56:40 GMT 1997

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Pryncess,
[email protected],
from Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
connecting via a16b73.rogerswave.ca,
using Mozilla/3.0Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Tuesday Febuary 11 00:30:06 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Mr. Gunther,

Please accept my sincerest sorrows for your loss. Even though my own son is only 3 years old, I can't imagine my life without him in it. How hard it must have been for you to have Daniel taken from your lives after caring for and loving him for so long.
I know that you will be him again someday, and that you will not even remember the tragedies that surrounded his death and the anguish you felt for the many years you had to go on after his passing.
He was very handsome, and I hope that his son is as good looking as he.

Again, my deepest sympathy, to you, your wife, and Daniel's family.
May God be with you always.

Pryncess

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William Moehring,
[email protected],
from Wichita, Kansas, USA,
connecting via fsc248.fn.net,
using Mozilla/3.0Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Sunday Febuary 9 18:38:06 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
This is indeed a truly sad story. I am glad to hear that the truth did get to "leak" out.
God Bless you all.

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Suzanne Moscynski,
[email protected],
from Norfolk, Virginia, USA,
connecting via proxy1.ykt.prodigy.net,
using Mozilla/3.0 (Win95; I),
was here on Sunday Febuary 9 03:42:38 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Mr and Mrs. Gunther. Though I have not experienced the loss
you have as the result of the death of a child, I do empathize
with you. Being the wife of a military man myself, I know
the fear involved when seeing him off on yet another mission.
Daniel was a brave man, who loved his family and his country.
Always remember that no matter what happened, he would do it
again, because of love. Love is what binds us together, here
on earth and in the eternities. May God be with you and your
family, and with Daniel's family. May you know of His pure
love for you and share it with those around you. Never forget
to let Alexandre know that his papa in heaven is watching over
him always.

Sincerely,

Suzanne


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Svein Kåre Gunnarson,
[email protected],
from Stord, Norway,
connecting via stord208.online.no,
using IBrowse/1.02; AmigaOS/3.0; HTLib/1.02,
was here on Saturday Febuary 8 16:07:46 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Thank you for signing my guestbook and leaving a link back
to your site. It has been really interesting and emotionally
to read. I'm glad you showed it to me.

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Robert Homer,
[email protected],
from Vancouver, B.C., Canada,
connecting via van-52-0931.direct.ca,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Saturday Febuary 8 07:05:15 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
What a beautiful tribute this is to your son. I'm sure he would have been very proud to have seen it. It is also a wonderful reminder to us all of the important role that the UN does each day in helping peace (and saving lives) around the world.

May I wish you and his his young family all the best.



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MsDream,
from New Jersey, U.S.A.,
connecting via honey.hicom.net,
using Mozilla/2.02Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Saturday Febuary 8 03:03:13 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
What a lovely tribute to your son! He was a good looking guy and had a wonderful family.

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MsDream,
from New Jersey, U.S.A.,
connecting via honey.hicom.net,
using Mozilla/2.02Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Saturday Febuary 8 03:02:34 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
What a lovely tribute to your son! He was a good looking guy and had a wonderful family.

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MsDream,
from New Jersey, U.S.A.,
connecting via honey.hicom.net,
using Mozilla/2.02Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Saturday Febuary 8 03:02:29 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
What a lovely tribute to your son! He was a good looking guy and had a wonderful family.

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Danny&Linda Carlton,
[email protected],
from Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA,
connecting via star11973.galstar.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95),
was here on Friday Febuary 7 23:42:52 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
You must be very proud of your son. Deservedly so.

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g murphy,
from comox, b.c.,
connecting via io1p9.ark.com,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0; Windows 95),
was here on Thursday Febuary 6 23:05:31 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Peter /Dodo----My thoughts are with you

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Gerd Hartzheim,
[email protected],
from Kerpen, Germany,
connecting via 194.25.32.156,
using Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.01; Windows 95) via Harvest Cache version 3.0pl2-Solaris,
was here on Thursday Febuary 6 14:13:22 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:

Hallo
I must writh in your Guestbook. It´s a nice Page Gerd

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Brian Isfeld,
[email protected],
from Courtenay, BC, Canada,
connecting via io1p13.ark.com,
using Mozilla/3.01 (Win16; I),
was here on Wednesday Febuary 5 10:56:57 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
"D" is for Daniel, who you loved so dearly
"O" is for "OPS" which he served so well
"R" is for Remembrance which we shall both carry out
"K" is for the kiss you promised, and I shall never receive
"S" is for the both of us, who are the ones who understand
what the meaning is.

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Annie,
[email protected],
from Missouri, USA,
connecting via 204.184.93.249,
using Mozilla/3.01Gold (Win95; I),
was here on Tuesday Febuary 4 06:19:42 GMT 1997,
leaving the message:
Such a tragic loss and so young..I cannot imagine anything to
be worse than losing one's child. Your son was very a very
handsome young man. I commend you for the excellent job you are
doing to preserve his memory and celebrate his life. I wish you
the best of everything.....Annie

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