Howard Hasselkuss

While I do not have the privilege of personally knowing the family of SGT Hasselkuss, I'm so impressed that they persued the important endeavor of bringing him home. I also feel compelled to echo another tribute, which reads "Feeling very humble knowing nothing in my life will ever compare. Many thanks SGT Howard from a grateful American. Finally home". May peace be with you.

In memory of my father, NR Doe, 36th Infantry, Italy/France 1944, t Sept, 2000: may eternal light shine on you.

Thank you for your service. You are finally home. God Bless you.

Thank you sir for your service God Bless you

Welcome home, Sgt. Hasselkus, thank you for your service and your sacrifice, for our country.

Welcome home hero! Godspeed to Sgt Hasselkuss.

Feeling very humble knowing nothing in my life will ever compare. Many thanks SGT Howard from a grateful American. Finally home.

SGT Howard Leo Hasselkuss, you are home. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. RIP, good and faithful soldier. My sincere condolences to your family.

I now live in Venice Florida, however I am formerly from the small town of Walbridge and then Perrysburg. Of course, Elmore was a very familiar name to me. I have been a WWII collector since my service during the Cold War. I am also a graduate of the R.O.T.C. program at B.G.S.U. In my collection is a copy of an article provided to me with the memorabilia of Jack Olsen who was a pilot with the Army Air Corps during WWII. The Article was published in the September issue of the Air Force...