Samuel Sandoval

Everyone should be grateful to the men who created this code. God Bless Samuel Sandoval and may he rest in peace. My sympathy and prayers to his family and friends.

Heartfelt condolences to the Sandoval family, so very sorry for your loss, may God be with you all.

With sincere thanks for the military service of Mr. Samuel Sandoval, a man who contributed greatly to the protection and success of our magnificent country in time of war. His selfless dedication as a Navajo Code Talker helped perpetuate freedom to many deserving nations.

You will be remembered as being a hero to many Native Americans.

I was a post war baby. I has been later in life that I learned to love the history of the Code Talkers. What a service they provided our nation.
Rest well thou good and faithful servant.

I was saddened to hear of your husband´s and father´s death. I was born in 1948 and grew up hearing stories of WWII. It is only recently that I have learned of his honorable and brave service he gave to our country. This generation cannot imagine what he endured during that time. My most humble thanks and gratitude to him and his fellow Windtalkers. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

My condolences and prayers to Mr. Sandoval's family. My Granddaddy was a Marine Veteran. I am so proud of my Granddaddy being a Marine. The Lord Is My Shepherd. Thank you to Mr. Sandoval for his service to the Marines and the United States.

Paved the way for Native Americans in the service.

I would like to say Thank You Sir for serving this country.You saved many life's for being a wind talker.Honer in the highest for you.I pray you have had a good life filled with love.You were appreciated and I want your family to know there are people who appreciate what you done.

I'm saddened to hear of Mr. Sandoval's passing, but thankful and honored to meet Mr. Sandoval when he attended our Veterans Day / Native American Heritage celebration in Grand Rapids, Michigan November 11, 2011. He was not only a great orator, but he was also funny, and it came out when he told us his story.

My prayers go out to his wife, family and friends. He was a great man for many reasons, and I know he will be greatly missed; but the legacy of what he did in World War II will live on long after we are all gone.

It was truly and honor and joy spending time with him.