A fallen soldier comes home

Tomorrow SFC Donnie Shue comes home 043011. MIA for 42 years. I'm riding the escort, my heart and my tears to a fallen brother. May God rest his soul and give him peace.

For those in the Charlotte area search the internet for details of the escort if you choose to ride

Fantastic! Thank you for your service soldier.

Semper Fi

I am thinking about riding in the escort also. I just have to get a few things done tonight before i can def make it. It will be me and my girlfriend then we will split off in concord to make it to another event down in asheboro for the SCRC.

Just seeing the words "A fallen soldier comes home" made my heart sink.

42 years is along time for the family to endure. The hurt and tears will be much to bare I am sure.

It Is hard to imagine what he must have gone through in 42 years and what he may still have to face upon his return. Life at home for this brave soul will certianly not be as he remembered it. I hope that he will be able to regain some of what his sacrifice has cost him.

It Is hard to imagine what he must have gone through in 42 years and what he may still have to face upon his return. Life at home for this brave soul will certianly not be as he remembered it. I hope that he will be able to regain some of what his sacrifice has cost him.

He is a fallen solider saddlebum. He is coming home to be buried. He is not alive.

It Is hard to imagine what he must have gone through in 42 years and what he may still have to face upon his return. Life at home for this brave soul will certianly not be as he remembered it. I hope that he will be able to regain some of what his sacrifice has cost him.

He is a fallen solider saddlebum. He is coming home to be buried. He is not alive.

I am really sorry,when I read the part MIA, the thought of someone coming home alive after all those years and the fact that I overlooked that the word fallen was in the title of the post. I just for some reason assumed he was held captive and finally released. It never hit me that he was a fallen soldiar. My deepest sorrow goes out to his Familly along with my respect for his sacrifice for his country and the free world.

I also live in Kannapolis NC and this is the first I've heard of this has it been in the news. I didn't think I lived under that big a rock.

Our Rolling Thunder Chapter NC5 will be there on Sunday's final escort. Due to prior "Vietnam Recognition Ceremony" commitment. We will depart immediately after the ceremony to Statesville to join everybody.

BEER30

I also live in Kannapolis NC and this is the first I've heard of this has it been in the news. I didn't think I lived under that big a rock.

Look HERE

BEER30

Thanks Beer30 as soon as I read the post and replied I did a search. It's amazing what you con miss that is so important.

Rib My wife, I and a friend are meeting for breakfast at Libby's (Nascar dinner) at 6:00 am (it's on 29 about the 1400 block) then we are riding to Salisbury to join up with Rolling thunder, police will escort us to Charlotte

You are invited if you care to join us

Michael,Thanks for posting this, and Beer 30 thanks for posting the link to the Story.

Peggy and I wish we could be there.

SFC Donnie Shue. Thank you for your sacrifice and "WELCOME HOME BROTHER"

Rest in peace

Thanks for inviting me but I have to work today. Be safe.

Thanks for inviting me but I have to work today. Be safe.

It's a 2 part event, Saturday and Sunday.

BEER30

It's a 2 part event, Saturday and Sunday.

 

BEER30

HEllo Gene,

I can maybey be there Sunday. What do I need to bring with me if I can be there,

David