Sergeant Hadley, from Arnold, MO., died outright of multiple fragmentation wounds in Thua Thien, South Vietnam.
He served in A CO, 1ST BN, 501ST INFANTRY, 101 ABN DIV
Panel 45E, Line 001 - Vietnam Wall Memorial
Gary was the fourth of eight children, born to Leroy and Laverne Hadley in St Louis County, Missouri. He married Sharon(Hill) Hadley in 1966 and has a daughter, Lisa Kay born in 1967.
Written by Gary's sister and best friend, Joyce Hadley-Proffer:
My Buddy
The tears are dry now,except now and then,
When I have a need for my very best friend
We loved each other in a special way,
That can't be replaced or taken away.
We grew up so close, we were like one,
In thoughts and dreams, and what was fun.
Every picture of us, you're bound to see,
His little hand hanging on to me.
And though he's gone,there'll come a day,
When we will be together to stay.
Gary was loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing him, no matter how short the time.
Thank you to Susan from MA for sponsoring this very special memory.
He served in A CO, 1ST BN, 501ST INFANTRY, 101 ABN DIV
Panel 45E, Line 001 - Vietnam Wall Memorial
Gary was the fourth of eight children, born to Leroy and Laverne Hadley in St Louis County, Missouri. He married Sharon(Hill) Hadley in 1966 and has a daughter, Lisa Kay born in 1967.
Written by Gary's sister and best friend, Joyce Hadley-Proffer:
My Buddy
The tears are dry now,except now and then,
When I have a need for my very best friend
We loved each other in a special way,
That can't be replaced or taken away.
We grew up so close, we were like one,
In thoughts and dreams, and what was fun.
Every picture of us, you're bound to see,
His little hand hanging on to me.
And though he's gone,there'll come a day,
When we will be together to stay.
Gary was loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing him, no matter how short the time.
Thank you to Susan from MA for sponsoring this very special memory.
Sergeant Hadley, from Arnold, MO., died outright of multiple fragmentation wounds in Thua Thien, South Vietnam.
He served in A CO, 1ST BN, 501ST INFANTRY, 101 ABN DIV
Panel 45E, Line 001 - Vietnam Wall Memorial
Gary was the fourth of eight children, born to Leroy and Laverne Hadley in St Louis County, Missouri. He married Sharon(Hill) Hadley in 1966 and has a daughter, Lisa Kay born in 1967.
Written by Gary's sister and best friend, Joyce Hadley-Proffer:
My Buddy
The tears are dry now,except now and then,
When I have a need for my very best friend
We loved each other in a special way,
That can't be replaced or taken away.
We grew up so close, we were like one,
In thoughts and dreams, and what was fun.
Every picture of us, you're bound to see,
His little hand hanging on to me.
And though he's gone,there'll come a day,
When we will be together to stay.
Gary was loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing him, no matter how short the time.
Thank you to Susan from MA for sponsoring this very special memory.
He served in A CO, 1ST BN, 501ST INFANTRY, 101 ABN DIV
Panel 45E, Line 001 - Vietnam Wall Memorial
Gary was the fourth of eight children, born to Leroy and Laverne Hadley in St Louis County, Missouri. He married Sharon(Hill) Hadley in 1966 and has a daughter, Lisa Kay born in 1967.
Written by Gary's sister and best friend, Joyce Hadley-Proffer:
My Buddy
The tears are dry now,except now and then,
When I have a need for my very best friend
We loved each other in a special way,
That can't be replaced or taken away.
We grew up so close, we were like one,
In thoughts and dreams, and what was fun.
Every picture of us, you're bound to see,
His little hand hanging on to me.
And though he's gone,there'll come a day,
When we will be together to stay.
Gary was loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing him, no matter how short the time.
Thank you to Susan from MA for sponsoring this very special memory.
