Gail Fay Cornwell

I will miss you beacon of light

She was a beckon of light. She would often visit me in the afternoon around 3:30pm are 4pm. in the afternoon. We would talk about many subjects. Including the 1980s and 80s music. She will be missed by me and I will miss our afternoon talks. I can still hear her voice and see her smile. Gone to soon but never forgotten.

Loved her heart and smile. Will remember her generosity always.

She will be missed. She with all the angels now. In God home now

Yes she be miss she his a new angel with god now.

My condolences to family and friends.i didnt know her all that well but i truelly loved her.she gave me hope when i had none..she was a very bright and helpful young lady.Always there to listen and help .she never gave a frown just always a smile on her face.im going to miss that smile plus the love she gave to all of us

My condolences to family and friends of Gail. I also served with her in the 90s at the 2291st USA Hospital. I will also remember her bright and cheery attitude
and willingness to help others. She will truly be missed my all who knew her.

My condolences to family and friends of Gail. I also served with her in the 90s at the 2291st USA Hospital. I will also remember her bright and cheery attitude
and willingness to help others. She will truly be missed my all who knew her.

My most sincere condolences to family and friends; I served with SGT Cornwell in the 2291st United States Army Hospital in the late 90s. 1SG Gabriel N. "Nick" Lewis, III.