In Memory of….. Capt Anton Walter Boroski.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
ANTON WALTER BOROSKI - Army - CAPT - O3
Age: 39
Race: Caucasian
Date of Birth May 6, 1930
From: COPPERAS COVE, TX
Residence Place: Tennessee
Religion: PROTESTANT
Marital Status: Married, wife, Lois Mae Ford died 2010. - Son, Will (Willy) Boroski of Euless, Tx - Actor,Songwriter, Screenwriter, Director, Producer . and Daughter, Debbie Jean Boroski (born Jan.10, 1966 in Bell Co,Tx) of Copperas Cove, Tx. Daughter, Peggy Jo Smith.
Daughter, Suzanne Pollard has passed.
Survivors: Son, William Boroski and wife, Teresa; daughters, Peggy Smith and husband, Mitchell, Judi Herrera and husband, Darrell, and Debbie Boroski; grandchildren, Karl Boroski (Miriam), Iris Aultz (Dennis), Mitchell Smith II, Andrea Smith, Jamen Boroski, John Herrera (Carly), Ryan Herrera (Shawna), Tony Boroski and Joseph Boroski; brother, Dennis Ford; and five great-grandchildren.
***** Daddy, on the 26th, it will be 30, years and nothing's changed. I was, 10, when I saw you last, not much has changed. I'am older now, (39) but it seems like 1969, is where, I allowed myself to stay. I'am not proud of myself. I out lived you. I did not join the army or do anything to save my country. I have not even had children, yet! There is alot wrong with me and "1969," is still, a church bell that echos in my head. Please Daddy, release me from this echo, I'am so tired, so very tired. Momma never re-married, she died, (her fire) when you died and loves you, the same, I mean, the exact same! Really! And so do I. I thought, I would be with you, by now. (no pain, just emptiness) Your SON, Willy
***** HELLO DADDY, IT'S YOUR LITTLE GIRL, I'M ALL GROWN UP NOW. I HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE. I'M A CHRISTIAN. GOD, HAS BLESSED ME WITH 2 WONDERFUL BOYS, A GIFT, FROM GOD! YOUR GRANDSONS. I'VE TOLD THEM ALL ABOUT YOU. I KNOW YOU ARE HERE, BESIDE ME EVERYDAY, DADDY! I MISS AND LOVE YOU, VERY MUCH! BUT I KNOW, IN MY HEART, WE WILL MEET AGAIN, AMEN, AMEN! IT'S VETERAN'S DAY, DADDY. I'M WRITTING THIS, BECAUSE I'M PROUD OF YOU. THANK YOU, DADDY, SO MUCH! MOM IS DOING FINE AND WE ALL ARE TAKING CARE OF HER. I LOVE HER SO MUCH DADDY! I WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR LITTLE GIRL, DADDY! GOD BLESS YOU, DADDY! AMEN, AMEN.
DEBBIE BOROSKI
***** DEAR DADDY,
ITS ME PEGGY I SURE YOU WOULD BE PROUD OF ME AND ALLEN AND THE GREAT KIDS WE HAVE ADOPTED. AND WALKED IN YOUR FOOTSTEPS IN THE ARMY 20 YEARS. DAD AFTER YOU PASSED ME AND WILLY BECAME CLOSE AND WILL ALWAYS BE THERE. LIFE IS OK AND WE ARE ALL OK. GOD GOT US THUR ALL OF IT. I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU SO VERY MUCH SO TIMES SO MUCH IT IS HARD TO BEAR. LOVE YOU YOUR DAUGHTER,
PEGGY JO SMITH
CAPT - O3 - Army - Reserve
Length of service 20 years
His tour began on Mar 18, 1969
Casualty was on Jun 26, 1969
In GIA DINH, SOUTH VIETNAM
Non-Hostile, died of illness/injury, GROUND CASUALTY
ILLNESS, DISEASE
Body was recovered
Panel 21W - Line 16
Capt Anton Walter Boroski died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV.
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Boroski, Captain Anton "Toni" Walter (KIA)
B: 06 May 1930, Copperas Cove, Texas.
D: 26 Jun, 1969, South Vietnam
Buried: Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He served our country for 20 years and was 39 years old and was married with children.
Anton died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV. Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam
War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He was 39 years old and was married. Anton died from illness or disease. His body was recovered.
CPT Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 20 years. Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
***************************************
In memoriam
These names will appear on the Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument in Austin.
Copperas Cove
Capt. Anton Walter Boroski, Army
Cpl. Sazin Dale Fabacher, Army
Sgt, 1st Class Herbert Koliba, Army
Spc. Paul Blount McKinley, Army
Master Sgt. Chester Melvin Ovnand, Army
****************************
.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
ANTON WALTER BOROSKI - Army - CAPT - O3
Age: 39
Race: Caucasian
Date of Birth May 6, 1930
From: COPPERAS COVE, TX
Residence Place: Tennessee
Religion: PROTESTANT
Marital Status: Married, wife, Lois Mae Ford died 2010. - Son, Will (Willy) Boroski of Euless, Tx - Actor,Songwriter, Screenwriter, Director, Producer . and Daughter, Debbie Jean Boroski (born Jan.10, 1966 in Bell Co,Tx) of Copperas Cove, Tx. Daughter, Peggy Jo Smith.
Daughter, Suzanne Pollard has passed.
Survivors: Son, William Boroski and wife, Teresa; daughters, Peggy Smith and husband, Mitchell, Judi Herrera and husband, Darrell, and Debbie Boroski; grandchildren, Karl Boroski (Miriam), Iris Aultz (Dennis), Mitchell Smith II, Andrea Smith, Jamen Boroski, John Herrera (Carly), Ryan Herrera (Shawna), Tony Boroski and Joseph Boroski; brother, Dennis Ford; and five great-grandchildren.
***** Daddy, on the 26th, it will be 30, years and nothing's changed. I was, 10, when I saw you last, not much has changed. I'am older now, (39) but it seems like 1969, is where, I allowed myself to stay. I'am not proud of myself. I out lived you. I did not join the army or do anything to save my country. I have not even had children, yet! There is alot wrong with me and "1969," is still, a church bell that echos in my head. Please Daddy, release me from this echo, I'am so tired, so very tired. Momma never re-married, she died, (her fire) when you died and loves you, the same, I mean, the exact same! Really! And so do I. I thought, I would be with you, by now. (no pain, just emptiness) Your SON, Willy
***** HELLO DADDY, IT'S YOUR LITTLE GIRL, I'M ALL GROWN UP NOW. I HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE. I'M A CHRISTIAN. GOD, HAS BLESSED ME WITH 2 WONDERFUL BOYS, A GIFT, FROM GOD! YOUR GRANDSONS. I'VE TOLD THEM ALL ABOUT YOU. I KNOW YOU ARE HERE, BESIDE ME EVERYDAY, DADDY! I MISS AND LOVE YOU, VERY MUCH! BUT I KNOW, IN MY HEART, WE WILL MEET AGAIN, AMEN, AMEN! IT'S VETERAN'S DAY, DADDY. I'M WRITTING THIS, BECAUSE I'M PROUD OF YOU. THANK YOU, DADDY, SO MUCH! MOM IS DOING FINE AND WE ALL ARE TAKING CARE OF HER. I LOVE HER SO MUCH DADDY! I WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR LITTLE GIRL, DADDY! GOD BLESS YOU, DADDY! AMEN, AMEN.
DEBBIE BOROSKI
***** DEAR DADDY,
ITS ME PEGGY I SURE YOU WOULD BE PROUD OF ME AND ALLEN AND THE GREAT KIDS WE HAVE ADOPTED. AND WALKED IN YOUR FOOTSTEPS IN THE ARMY 20 YEARS. DAD AFTER YOU PASSED ME AND WILLY BECAME CLOSE AND WILL ALWAYS BE THERE. LIFE IS OK AND WE ARE ALL OK. GOD GOT US THUR ALL OF IT. I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU SO VERY MUCH SO TIMES SO MUCH IT IS HARD TO BEAR. LOVE YOU YOUR DAUGHTER,
PEGGY JO SMITH
CAPT - O3 - Army - Reserve
Length of service 20 years
His tour began on Mar 18, 1969
Casualty was on Jun 26, 1969
In GIA DINH, SOUTH VIETNAM
Non-Hostile, died of illness/injury, GROUND CASUALTY
ILLNESS, DISEASE
Body was recovered
Panel 21W - Line 16
Capt Anton Walter Boroski died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV.
****************************************
Boroski, Captain Anton "Toni" Walter (KIA)
B: 06 May 1930, Copperas Cove, Texas.
D: 26 Jun, 1969, South Vietnam
Buried: Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He served our country for 20 years and was 39 years old and was married with children.
Anton died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV. Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam
War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He was 39 years old and was married. Anton died from illness or disease. His body was recovered.
CPT Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 20 years. Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
***************************************
In memoriam
These names will appear on the Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument in Austin.
Copperas Cove
Capt. Anton Walter Boroski, Army
Cpl. Sazin Dale Fabacher, Army
Sgt, 1st Class Herbert Koliba, Army
Spc. Paul Blount McKinley, Army
Master Sgt. Chester Melvin Ovnand, Army
****************************
.
In Memory of….. Capt Anton Walter Boroski.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
ANTON WALTER BOROSKI - Army - CAPT - O3
Age: 39
Race: Caucasian
Date of Birth May 6, 1930
From: COPPERAS COVE, TX
Residence Place: Tennessee
Religion: PROTESTANT
Marital Status: Married, wife, Lois Mae Ford died 2010. - Son, Will (Willy) Boroski of Euless, Tx - Actor,Songwriter, Screenwriter, Director, Producer . and Daughter, Debbie Jean Boroski (born Jan.10, 1966 in Bell Co,Tx) of Copperas Cove, Tx. Daughter, Peggy Jo Smith.
Daughter, Suzanne Pollard has passed.
Survivors: Son, William Boroski and wife, Teresa; daughters, Peggy Smith and husband, Mitchell, Judi Herrera and husband, Darrell, and Debbie Boroski; grandchildren, Karl Boroski (Miriam), Iris Aultz (Dennis), Mitchell Smith II, Andrea Smith, Jamen Boroski, John Herrera (Carly), Ryan Herrera (Shawna), Tony Boroski and Joseph Boroski; brother, Dennis Ford; and five great-grandchildren.
***** Daddy, on the 26th, it will be 30, years and nothing's changed. I was, 10, when I saw you last, not much has changed. I'am older now, (39) but it seems like 1969, is where, I allowed myself to stay. I'am not proud of myself. I out lived you. I did not join the army or do anything to save my country. I have not even had children, yet! There is alot wrong with me and "1969," is still, a church bell that echos in my head. Please Daddy, release me from this echo, I'am so tired, so very tired. Momma never re-married, she died, (her fire) when you died and loves you, the same, I mean, the exact same! Really! And so do I. I thought, I would be with you, by now. (no pain, just emptiness) Your SON, Willy
***** HELLO DADDY, IT'S YOUR LITTLE GIRL, I'M ALL GROWN UP NOW. I HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE. I'M A CHRISTIAN. GOD, HAS BLESSED ME WITH 2 WONDERFUL BOYS, A GIFT, FROM GOD! YOUR GRANDSONS. I'VE TOLD THEM ALL ABOUT YOU. I KNOW YOU ARE HERE, BESIDE ME EVERYDAY, DADDY! I MISS AND LOVE YOU, VERY MUCH! BUT I KNOW, IN MY HEART, WE WILL MEET AGAIN, AMEN, AMEN! IT'S VETERAN'S DAY, DADDY. I'M WRITTING THIS, BECAUSE I'M PROUD OF YOU. THANK YOU, DADDY, SO MUCH! MOM IS DOING FINE AND WE ALL ARE TAKING CARE OF HER. I LOVE HER SO MUCH DADDY! I WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR LITTLE GIRL, DADDY! GOD BLESS YOU, DADDY! AMEN, AMEN.
DEBBIE BOROSKI
***** DEAR DADDY,
ITS ME PEGGY I SURE YOU WOULD BE PROUD OF ME AND ALLEN AND THE GREAT KIDS WE HAVE ADOPTED. AND WALKED IN YOUR FOOTSTEPS IN THE ARMY 20 YEARS. DAD AFTER YOU PASSED ME AND WILLY BECAME CLOSE AND WILL ALWAYS BE THERE. LIFE IS OK AND WE ARE ALL OK. GOD GOT US THUR ALL OF IT. I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU SO VERY MUCH SO TIMES SO MUCH IT IS HARD TO BEAR. LOVE YOU YOUR DAUGHTER,
PEGGY JO SMITH
CAPT - O3 - Army - Reserve
Length of service 20 years
His tour began on Mar 18, 1969
Casualty was on Jun 26, 1969
In GIA DINH, SOUTH VIETNAM
Non-Hostile, died of illness/injury, GROUND CASUALTY
ILLNESS, DISEASE
Body was recovered
Panel 21W - Line 16
Capt Anton Walter Boroski died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV.
****************************************
Boroski, Captain Anton "Toni" Walter (KIA)
B: 06 May 1930, Copperas Cove, Texas.
D: 26 Jun, 1969, South Vietnam
Buried: Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He served our country for 20 years and was 39 years old and was married with children.
Anton died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV. Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam
War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He was 39 years old and was married. Anton died from illness or disease. His body was recovered.
CPT Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 20 years. Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
***************************************
In memoriam
These names will appear on the Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument in Austin.
Copperas Cove
Capt. Anton Walter Boroski, Army
Cpl. Sazin Dale Fabacher, Army
Sgt, 1st Class Herbert Koliba, Army
Spc. Paul Blount McKinley, Army
Master Sgt. Chester Melvin Ovnand, Army
****************************
.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
ANTON WALTER BOROSKI - Army - CAPT - O3
Age: 39
Race: Caucasian
Date of Birth May 6, 1930
From: COPPERAS COVE, TX
Residence Place: Tennessee
Religion: PROTESTANT
Marital Status: Married, wife, Lois Mae Ford died 2010. - Son, Will (Willy) Boroski of Euless, Tx - Actor,Songwriter, Screenwriter, Director, Producer . and Daughter, Debbie Jean Boroski (born Jan.10, 1966 in Bell Co,Tx) of Copperas Cove, Tx. Daughter, Peggy Jo Smith.
Daughter, Suzanne Pollard has passed.
Survivors: Son, William Boroski and wife, Teresa; daughters, Peggy Smith and husband, Mitchell, Judi Herrera and husband, Darrell, and Debbie Boroski; grandchildren, Karl Boroski (Miriam), Iris Aultz (Dennis), Mitchell Smith II, Andrea Smith, Jamen Boroski, John Herrera (Carly), Ryan Herrera (Shawna), Tony Boroski and Joseph Boroski; brother, Dennis Ford; and five great-grandchildren.
***** Daddy, on the 26th, it will be 30, years and nothing's changed. I was, 10, when I saw you last, not much has changed. I'am older now, (39) but it seems like 1969, is where, I allowed myself to stay. I'am not proud of myself. I out lived you. I did not join the army or do anything to save my country. I have not even had children, yet! There is alot wrong with me and "1969," is still, a church bell that echos in my head. Please Daddy, release me from this echo, I'am so tired, so very tired. Momma never re-married, she died, (her fire) when you died and loves you, the same, I mean, the exact same! Really! And so do I. I thought, I would be with you, by now. (no pain, just emptiness) Your SON, Willy
***** HELLO DADDY, IT'S YOUR LITTLE GIRL, I'M ALL GROWN UP NOW. I HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE. I'M A CHRISTIAN. GOD, HAS BLESSED ME WITH 2 WONDERFUL BOYS, A GIFT, FROM GOD! YOUR GRANDSONS. I'VE TOLD THEM ALL ABOUT YOU. I KNOW YOU ARE HERE, BESIDE ME EVERYDAY, DADDY! I MISS AND LOVE YOU, VERY MUCH! BUT I KNOW, IN MY HEART, WE WILL MEET AGAIN, AMEN, AMEN! IT'S VETERAN'S DAY, DADDY. I'M WRITTING THIS, BECAUSE I'M PROUD OF YOU. THANK YOU, DADDY, SO MUCH! MOM IS DOING FINE AND WE ALL ARE TAKING CARE OF HER. I LOVE HER SO MUCH DADDY! I WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR LITTLE GIRL, DADDY! GOD BLESS YOU, DADDY! AMEN, AMEN.
DEBBIE BOROSKI
***** DEAR DADDY,
ITS ME PEGGY I SURE YOU WOULD BE PROUD OF ME AND ALLEN AND THE GREAT KIDS WE HAVE ADOPTED. AND WALKED IN YOUR FOOTSTEPS IN THE ARMY 20 YEARS. DAD AFTER YOU PASSED ME AND WILLY BECAME CLOSE AND WILL ALWAYS BE THERE. LIFE IS OK AND WE ARE ALL OK. GOD GOT US THUR ALL OF IT. I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU SO VERY MUCH SO TIMES SO MUCH IT IS HARD TO BEAR. LOVE YOU YOUR DAUGHTER,
PEGGY JO SMITH
CAPT - O3 - Army - Reserve
Length of service 20 years
His tour began on Mar 18, 1969
Casualty was on Jun 26, 1969
In GIA DINH, SOUTH VIETNAM
Non-Hostile, died of illness/injury, GROUND CASUALTY
ILLNESS, DISEASE
Body was recovered
Panel 21W - Line 16
Capt Anton Walter Boroski died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV.
****************************************
Boroski, Captain Anton "Toni" Walter (KIA)
B: 06 May 1930, Copperas Cove, Texas.
D: 26 Jun, 1969, South Vietnam
Buried: Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He served our country for 20 years and was 39 years old and was married with children.
Anton died from pneumonia just prior to retiring as a Major serving with MACV. Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
Let us not forget Captain Anton Walter Boroski, casualty of the Vietnam
War. As a member of the Army Reserve, CPT Boroski served our country until June 26th, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam.
He was 39 years old and was married. Anton died from illness or disease. His body was recovered.
CPT Boroski is on panel 21W, line 016 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 20 years. Anton is honored during "Call the Roll" at the Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Post #315 Memorial Day service. "Let us dedicate ourselves to the task of carrying on that those whom we honor shall not have died in vain."
***************************************
In memoriam
These names will appear on the Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument in Austin.
Copperas Cove
Capt. Anton Walter Boroski, Army
Cpl. Sazin Dale Fabacher, Army
Sgt, 1st Class Herbert Koliba, Army
Spc. Paul Blount McKinley, Army
Master Sgt. Chester Melvin Ovnand, Army
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