Lt. Col. George Wallace Gaspard Jr.

Thank you for your service. A rest well deserved. I know you will be missed.

A True Hero that gave his entire Life For his Country and Family. This Life, cherished with, for, and, by him, is a blessing for everyone that had the opportunity to know him. This life that he has walked so honorably, is passed, but, he is on another great mission now. Wishing the family my deepest sorrow but know so many are here to offer our blessing and support. GOD SPEED, Richard Erickson, Sergeant Major (Retired), Special Forces. Ft Bragg NC.

Thanks for your service

Such an honor to know him. Praying for God to heal your hearts Suzie, George III and Margaret and the rest of his sweet family.

To the entire Gaspard family, I am heartbroken to hear that George "Speedy" Gaspard has passed. We only served together for a short time 1968-1969 but during those interesting times, I would not have wished to spend it with any other soldier. I will never forget his leadership, his stories and humor. He was a true professional and I am deeply honored to have known him. RIP Speedy
Jay J. Glenn (Charleston, SC)

To the entire Gaspard family, I am deeply sorry to hear about the loss of LTC Gaspard. He was a trail blazer in the SF world and an American hero. I had the distinct pleasure of meeting him a couple years ago. My deepest condolences and sympathies are with you all. God will bless him as he greet him at the last rally point.
De Oppresso Liber

"Speedy" was my friend and Hero. He was the essence of both a Southern Gentleman and Professional Soldier. I hope all who loved and knew him will appreciate the moments they were able to spend by his side. Suzie, I celebrate His life with you and mourn His loss as well. God Bless.

Lt. Col. Gaspard thank you for your service. You are the kind of man that makes this world safe for all of us. Your family should be so proud RIP Lt. Col. Gaspard and peace be with your family.

An inspiring soldier, to say the least. I remember him well from the 1st SFG in Okinawa around 1966. RIP

"Speedy" was one of a kind. Served in 1st SFG when he reported in 1971. A gentleman with a great sense of humor. All who knew him will miss him. God bless the family.

George, Our sincerest condolences. So sorry to hear about the death of your father.
HB and Jane Whidden

One of the most humble and kind gentleman I've had the pleasure to know.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Never forgotten. Served with him on Okinawa 71-73. One of the good ones. RIP

God bless you, Sir. You will be remembered.

Remembering a commander I really respected.