Laura Margaret Walker

Hello, We wanted to let you; your family and friends know that we have made a small donation to the Laura Margaret Walker Fund at West Point in her honor. 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 like-minded individuals from across the American youth hockey community, their families and friends and others who support our mission. We will not forget. May God Bless you and...

Many years have passed but the courage, tenacity and multiple abilities of this fine young American remain unchanged - indeed we have more need than ever of all that she represented. Her smiling face in these photos and the words written by her comrades give a clear picture of exactly who and what she was, both to all those who loved her and love her still, to her comrades in arms and to those of us who only came to know of her after her passing. Peace to you Lt. Walker and to your family.

Dear Col. And Mrs. Walker,

I don't know if you will get my message. I wanted to tell you that each time I visit my husbands grave - Richard J. Flynn class of 1968 - I place pink roses on your daughter's site. My husband is buried close to Laura. Be thou at peace - both of these two remarkable people.

Jane Flynn

We were at West Point today with our sons, one of them asked who you are. I answered someone brave who died to protect you. Thank you, God bless you.

I went to Wuerzburg High School with Laura. She was truly one of the strongest, smartest and most beautiful people I've ever had the pleasure of calling a friend in my life. I hoped our paths would one day cross during my tenure in the Army. From time to time she and others cross my mind that made the ultimate sacrifice. She will never be forgotten.

To Laura, a beautiful soul, and her family, our thoughts and prayers are with you.

VR/SF and family.

I feel sad when I see her picture hanging at Starbucks on West Point, and remember her for courage and love for our country

You were the baby of the team, the silly, goofy one. You never took life serious but yet always protected your teammates and your goal. You were always quiet and soft spoken but yet when you spoke you commanded an audience and your message was worth listening to. I miss you kid! I hate that you are taken so young but your legacy lives on with so many people that had the pleasure of having you in their life. You my friend are not and will not ever be forgotten. Your words of wisdom are...

may god bless you for serving and keep you in his arms for always and your family and friends thank you