William Paul Tallon Jr.

Dad, I miss you.
Love,

My wife, Janet, and I extend our deepest sympathies in your time of loss. Our prayers & thoughts are with you.

Dear Mark Tallon,
I am very sorry for your Loss, you already know that I had served with your Dad at Fort Bragg during my stay there in the Green Berets (1969-1971) Keep the Faith and see you back at work.

Dear Tallon Family,
My thoughts are with you during this difficult time. The Colonel taught me much through his son Mark, one of my dearest roommates in college. When he least expected visitors Colonel Tallon welcomed me and my husband into his family holiday celebrations. He also taught me social protocol which I have carried with me to this day. For this I am ever thankful to the Colonel and his wonderful family.
May peace come to you all soon.


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Peggy and I extend our deepest sympathies Mark. While I was serving with the 101st, I had heard his name but regretfully, never had the honor of meeting him.

So long, Bill. A high school buddy and fellow soldier since 1936, we shared many of the joys and sorrows of our generation. Bill lived and died as a soldier, and his family was the backbone of his life. I will remember him with pride and affection, and the world is a much better place because he put his life on the line to make it so. Rest well, my friend, and keep those angels tight in their traces.

And to Peg and the family, let his memory be as a blessing. I share your...

Tom,
Our thoughts and prayers are surely with you and your family. Your dad was a man that everyone respected and admired. A father to be proud of, a friend never to be forgotten.

Mark, Carol and the Tallon family,
Sherry and I would like to extend our condolences. Having experienced the loss of our fathers, we can sympathize, but at the same time we can hope that you have much to celebrate with your many memories of Colonel Tallon.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.