Jeffery Donald Flournoy

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28 May 2007 Brown Eyes I hear the music as you appear At first it sounds like fusion But it became crystal clear As I look into your brown eyes. I heard a symphony when you expressed The joy within your heart. A violin! I confessed, As I peered into those brown eyes The castanets could not hide The pain I felt deep inside. Each lash was a serenade from a Spanish guitar, The lull of an Indian sitar. Every day my heart dies When I think of your brown eyes Shades of honey, marbled glory, sugar browning, tells the story, Of a heart that cries when I think of your brown eyes. From his girlfriend, Jorgette Coleman jijibradley@yahoo.com

A Note from The Virtual Wall On 8 Oct 1967, the 2nd Platoon, A/2/327th Infantry, was cut off from other Company elements by two North Vietnamese Army companies. In the ensuing battle, 17 troopers and 60 or more NVA soldiers were killed in action. HHB, 2nd Bn, 320th Artillery CPL Jerry F. Walls, Kansas City, MO A Co, 2nd Bn, 327th Infantry 1LT David G. Dunkenberger, Flushing, NY SP4 Samuel D. Amantea, West Mifflin, PA CPL James W. Arms, Cahokia, IL CPL Theodore J. Chason, Wilmington, DE SP4 Stephen E. Feistner, Cedar Grove, NJ SP4 Jeffery D. Flournoy, Chicago, IL CPL Larry L. Gaskins, Marion, OH SP4 John H. Harding, Benton, AR SP4 Demetrio L. Hernandez, Patterson, CA CPL Richard V. Huggins, Monroe, NC CPL Richard A. West, Kettering, OH PFC Ray Gevara, Scottsbluff, NE PFC Robert W. Hebert, Watervliet, NY HHC, 2nd Bn, 327th Infantry SP5 Jack Deaver, San Diego, CA (medic w/ A/2/327) PFC John W. McMaster, Merced, CA (medic w/ A/2/327) HHC, 1st Bde, 101st Abn Div SP4 Scott A. Christofferson, St Louis, MO These men are remembered on the 2/327th Infantry site, together with more information on the battle.

The point-of-contact for this memorial is his girlfriend, Jorgette Coleman jijibradley@yahoo.com

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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 28 May 2007
Last updated 05/31/2007