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Memorial & Service Text

 

 

 

 

Front cover of Memorial Program with the Lincoln Memorial depicted and the text following at the bottom which reads;

"Let the people know the truth
and the Nation will be safe."

  
 

 

MEMORIAL SERVICE

FOR

PFC THOMAS MILLER

C Battery, 1st Battalion, 92d Artillery
52d Artillery Group

2 February 1971                 0900 Hours

"I am the resurrection and the life; he who believes in me, though he dies, yet shall he live, and whoever lives and believes in me shall never die."
(John 11:25)

INVOCATION

OBITUARY

HOLY SCRIPTURE
Romans 8: 31-39
John 14: 1-6
II Timothy 4: 6-8

MESSAGE OF HOPE

MOMENT OF PERSONAL MEDITATION

*****PRAYER*****

PARTICIPANTS

LTC JAMES M. WROTH
LTC WILLIAM D. DUFFY
CHAPLAIN (MAJ) DUANE D. REDDING
CHAPLAIN (CPT) DONALD W. SHEA

 

 

 

Center page of Memorial Program.

  
 

 

PFC THOMAS C. MILLER was born on the 7th of December 1950 in Camden, New Jersey. He attended Pennsauken High School in Pennsauken, New Jersey and graduated in June of 1969. PFC Miller was inducted into the US Army on the 26th of January 1970. He received his military training at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina and Ft. Sill, Oklahoma. Upon his arrival in the Republic of Vietnam, he was assigned to C Battery, 1st Battalion, 92d Artillery. He served with this unit until his death in the service of his country at Phu Nhon, Republic of Vietnam. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Miller.

 

THE LORD OUR SHEPHERD

The Lord is my shepherd; I have everthing I need.
He lets me rest in the fields of green grass,
and leads me to quiet pools of fresh water.
He gives me strength.
He gudes me in the right way, as he has promised.
Even if that way goes through deepest darkness,
I will not be afraid, O Lord,
because you are with me!
Your shepherd's rod and staff keep me safe.

You prepare a banquet for me,
where all my enemies can see me;
you wlcome me by pouring ointment on my head,
and filling my cup to the brim.
Certainly your goodness and love will be,
with me as long as I live;
and your houe will be my home forever.


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