JOSEPH M. DWYER

I remember with great pride that I served under Capt. Dwyer with G 2/4 from May 1968 to February 1969. He was an excellent officer of Marines and well-respected by all. I had a chance to talk to him under relaxed circumstances a couple of times. One was somewhere in the NW corner Vietnam's DMZ. It was monsoon season and we were humping the rugged mountains in that part of the country. I was filling sandbags for him and he was sitting atop his bunker taking care of Captain's business. I...

May you rest in peace Colonel Dwyer. I remember you as our company commander of Golf 2/4 in Vietnam 1969. You were a well respected, fair-handed leader of your Marines. Condolences and prayers to your family. Semper Fidelis.

R.I.P. Col. Dwyer Sir. It was an Honor to have served under your Command in 1968 w/G Go. 2/4 My Deepest Sympathy to your Family. The World losses a Great Leader, but Heaven Gains One.

Rest in Peace Colonel Dwyer I was proud to server under you in 1968 and 1969 with Golf Company 2nd Bn 4th Marines. To the family and friends I wish you my condolences.

Rest in peace Col. Dwyer. He was my company commander with Golf 2/4, 3rd Marine Division in the field, Vietnam, for most of my 11-month "tour," which ended in February 1969. He was an outstanding leader of Marines and respected by all. Sometime in the summer of 1969 we bumped into each other in a gym at Quantico. It took a moment for me to recognize him because he no longer had the mustache that he wore in the bush in Vietnam. He remembered me and we talked a short time about RVN and what we...

Rest in Peace Joe. You will truly be missed by everyone. I am so glad that I was able to know you and share in a lot of great laughs and smiles with you and your family.