21 Nov 2002 Lionel T. Clover Born January 10,1947 Died May 22,1968 Poet A Son, Brother, Husband and Father Forced into War Died for Peace We Miss You. From his sister. 13 Aug 2005 REMEMBERED by his sister. martie@tampabay.rr.com

 

20 May 2005 No child, nor man, but boy was he - A grown up child, one of the few, Who danced and sang the whole day long and cried the whole night through. Your sisters love and miss you. From his sister, Penny Clover Petersen petersen194967@msn.com

 

28 Dec 2005 From Fort Gordon, Georgia, To Fort Knox, Kentucky, Across the Pacific, In Viet Nam I remember Tim From a Platoon Mate, Ted Liotta txl@pobox.com

 

April 6, 2007 Fond memories of Dumbarton Oaks at Easter with big brother Tim. Miss you. From his sister, Chris chris@forestforms.com

 

22 May 2007 Remembered by his son. Christopher Clover chrisc@isb.ac.th

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall The MACV Summary for May 1968 contains the following entry: The seven men killed during the attack on the Tay Ninh West combat base were HQ Troop, 3rd Sqdn, 17th Cavalry SGT Lionel T. Clover, College Park, MD SP5 John H. Tomeny, Hackensack, NJ SP4 Steven G. Hicks, Napa, CA B Btry, 2nd Bn, 32nd Artillery SGT Philip Smith, Bell, CA CPL Joseph V. Czajkowski, Baltimore, MD CPL Clair F. Ritchey, Everett, PA C Troop, 3rd Sqdn, 4th Cavalry CPL Larry J. Samples, Henagar, AL

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