Garrett had signed my yearbook and wrote a comment. We were in Mrs. Good's homeroom class that year. He wished me the best of everything. A very nice memory to have. Becky
Garrett was not in Vietnam. He was an intelligent agent for the Air Force . He died in Taipei, Taiwan. He was a great twin, and I miss him very much! Gail
Thank you Gail and thank God for the good memories....... When all is said and done,,,,,,,, memories fade and the stories change a little with every re-telling. A song, a scripture, a poem, a laugh that sounds a lot like him refreshes the love that goes along with the memory. David Sealy
Sonny and Richard were great friends. He came to visit us before leaving for Taiwan in 1968. He was so excited to meet our son, Richard Jr. We were living in Laurens at the time. It was so tragic to hear of his death. We missed him so very much. I still have greeting cards he sent from Okinawa and Taiwan. Cathy Walker Cranford
Becky Armstrong (Helms)
Garrett had signed my yearbook and wrote a comment. We were in Mrs. Good's homeroom class that year. He wished me the best of everything. A very nice memory to have. Becky
Kay Manning (Elrod)
10/4/15 - Daniel Webster writes on his profile page: "Garrett Smith was a good friend in high school and gave his life for our country. "
Gail Smith (Lefler)
Garrett was not in Vietnam. He was an intelligent agent for the Air Force . He died in Taipei, Taiwan. He was a great twin, and I miss him very much! Gail
Kay Manning (Elrod)
Thank you Gail for clearing that up for me. God Bless him!
David Sealy
Thank you Gail and thank God for the good memories....... When all is said and done,,,,,,,, memories fade and the stories change a little with every re-telling. A song, a scripture, a poem, a laugh that sounds a lot like him refreshes the love that goes along with the memory. David Sealy
D. Anne Bagley (Elliott)
Garrett was my next door neighbor growing up. He was a nice and quiet boy.I lost contact with him after high school .
Cathy Walker (Cranford)
Sonny and Richard were great friends. He came to visit us before leaving for Taiwan in 1968. He was so excited to meet our son, Richard Jr. We were living in Laurens at the time. It was so tragic to hear of his death. We missed him so very much. I still have greeting cards he sent from Okinawa and Taiwan. Cathy Walker Cranford