John Anthony Lucente

Hello,
We would like to express our deepest condolences and also let the Lucente Family and friends know that we will be sending Care Packages to deployed troops this week and we'll be dedicating several of these to your loved one. Each package will carry the name, photo and the hometown of John A. Lucente US Marine Lance Corporal. We realize that this is a small tribute, but we do this with all respect and sincerity and we want you to know that it is made possible by thousands of...

I just met Naomi through a Facebook correspondence and learned of her son John. My brother, Anthony John, was a Marine who died in Vietnam in 1968. I am deeply saddened that John left this earth so young, as did my Tony.

Happy birthday big brother. its so hard to sit here, and tell your niece stories about us without tearing up. Your niece gave me a hug, and told me " Uncle JT misses you" tonight while I put her to bed. You will never be forgotten in my family" and my heart aches for you every single day. I love you so freakin' much, happy birthday JT. See you soon!

My son is at the training depot in San Diego. He'll soon be able to call himself a Marine. The process made me think of you. I never knew you, but your family talks lovingly of you to this day. They miss you dearly and constantly.

Semper Fi

It's been 7 years, nearly 8 now. You were a pretty cool dude. It was a an honor to serve with you. I know you were in 2nd plt. and I was 1st plt. but we were still friends and I miss your casual sarcasm that made me laugh.

I just wish we could have been friends longer. You are missed and loved by many.

Semper Fi bro!!!

LCpl Steven, Ryan A

Happy Birthday brother, another year has gone by but you are not forgotten nor will you ever be. Jake, cassie, and I miss you everyday and we can't wait to meet you at the pearly gates with a big smile on your face.i love you with all my heart.

Not a day goes by that the name Lance Cpl. John Lucente does not cross my lips. Five warriors lost their life that day, and as I look at the memorial I built in their honor, I recite their names each and every day. My son survived that day, and I do not take that for granted, ever. My heart goes out to you on this day, and each to follow.
David Sanbeck, Tacoma Wash.

I Miss my brother in Arms, from boot camp to the fleet Lucente. Lost but Never forgotten a True Hero

Semper Fi

Sgt Medina