Norman Couch
ncouch1@myway.com
school friend
9911 se 82nd ave sp54b
Portland, oregon 97266 clackamas
To a friend and hero you have been missedJohn I new you had went to vietnam and I had recieved orders to go so I WAS HOPING TO FIND YOU THERE LITTLE DID I KNOW YOU HAD BEEN KILLED 21 DAYS AFTER I HAD ARRIVED I WAS WITH THE 117TH ASSAULT HELICOPTER 1ST AVIATION BATTALION I LOOKED FOR YOU EVERYDAY I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HAPPEN TO YOU TILL I CAME HOME I FELT SO GUILTY OF MAKING IT BACK AND I KNOW YOU WERE A HERO BECUSE I WAS THERE AND I PULLED ALOT OF INFANTRY OUT OF SOME OF THE PLACES YOU HAD BEEN BEFORE US JOHN REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU SEE YOU SOON I'M 100% DISABLE STILL SUFFERING FROM THE WAR WE BOTH WENT TO GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND SP/4 NORMAN COUCH CLEAR LEFT ROGER THAT. I WAS THERE APRIL 3 1968 THUR APRIL 3 1969 SORRY I WAS TO LATE TO HELP.Monday, February 07, 2005

From a Boyhood friend in Lansdowne, MD
Posted for: JOHN EDWIN CHARLE MULCAHY:
	John, I grew up knowing you as a friend in Lansdowne and went thru a few years of school with you. I have emailed and gotten info on your death from others who were in your unit in Vietnam. I spent the entire year of 1969 there in the Army and was fortunate to come home. May God rest your soul, my friend! I have not forgotten you nor your face. I visit the Vietnam Memorial in Baltimore and DC on occasion and remember you in my prayers!!! God rest your soul, My FRIEND! I will always remember you! Thank you for your sacrifice! You will always be my hero!!! Barry PS Hoping a relative will read and contact me via email!!!
Posted by: Barry L. Siegle Email: sieglesx4@verizon.net Relationship: We were close friends Saturday, February 17, 2007

Mulcahy, John Edwin C., SP 4