American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Gentlemen:

I have received the sad news of the death of Captain Weber, one of my boys of the Cavalry Division.
Last year left provisionally his Brigade, but unfortunately he could not have returned with us.
His Father says to me:
..."Captain Weber was a proud member of the Confederacy and spoke well of his brethren in the 1st Corp to his dying day. My son lived well, fought bravely and did his best to bring honor to his comrades in arms".

I ask for a prayer for him.

Regards:

Lt. General A. de Meré
1st Corps A.N.V.
C.S.A.


A. de Meré

My deepest & most sincere, heartfelt sympathy to all for such a loss!
May God have mercy upon us.

<center> <font color="red"> MG Tom Phillips,CSA
</font id="red"> <b> <font color="orange"> 4/II/AoA
</font id="orange"> </b></center>

It is sad to hear. I know our prayers are with him and his loved ones.

GEN. Tony Malone
Commander Army of Mississippi
"Do your duty in all things, You can never do more, You should never wish to do less".

I am truly sorry to hear that. I wish his family well.

<center>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


<b>Lieutenant General Scott "The Mad Prussian" Ludwig</b>
Commanding Officer, Western Theater, CSA
"The Army Commissary" and "The Traveling Blowhard of Virginia"
Retired ANV Commander 2004-06

http://www.networkforgood.org

[url="http://napoleonicwargaming.com"]Napoleonic Wargaming - INWC[/url]</center>

It feels like we've not had a member pass in awhile. It's certainly not something any of us want to become accustomed to. I'll remember he and his family in my prayers.

Gen. Den McBride
Commanding, AoG, C.S.A.
swampfox_csa(at)yahoo.ca

It almost seems to be like every now and then Lee's quote from Gettysburg (the Movie), "We do however expect the occasional salute to a fallen comrade or an empty chair....." I recall him coming into or back to the ANV when I was CO a while back. I dread this news when it comes, as we may not know everyone directly per say, but you feel after doing this for so many years like these guys/gals here are sort of a part of your life, especially when you work with people sometimes on a daily basis and all of the communications and casual conversations that go on.

<center>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


<b>Lieutenant General Scott "The Mad Prussian" Ludwig</b>
Commanding Officer, Western Theater, CSA
"The Army Commissary" and "The Traveling Blowhard of Virginia"
Retired ANV Commander 2004-06

http://www.networkforgood.org

[url="http://napoleonicwargaming.com"]Napoleonic Wargaming - INWC[/url]</center>

Sad news indeed. Our thoughts are with his family..........

General Jeff Bangma
Commander, Army of the Potomac

Never had the privilige of meeting the gentlemen but please offer his family my condolences.

Always sad to lose a club member for any reason but since his father contacted Gen Mere I would assume he was not one of our more senior members in age which makes it even sadder.


Gen. Ken Miller



Army of the Shenandoah

This is very sad indeed. My prayers are with him and his family too.


[url="http://homepage.ntlworld.com/a.r.barlow/acw/acw.htm"]General Antony Barlow[/url]
[url="http://homepage.ntlworld.com/a.r.barlow/aoc/XXAoC.htm"]XO, Army of the Cumberland[/url]

The passing of Captain Weber is a sad event indeed. While also being in the 1st Corp, I admit I never made the attempt to know Captain Weber. I am sorry for that.

Hence brings up two thoughts. The first thought go's out to each yank and reb and that is, get to know each other, especially your brothers within your own Corps. DOES SEE YA RING A BELL....My second thought is directed to the Forum Directors and that is, why not establish a MEMORIAL to fallen comrades. Nothing more than a Link showing name, army, rank, term of life, hometown, perhaps points.....LET THEM LIVE......

Just some thoughts.....


Brig.Gen. R.E.Daley
1st Corps of the ANV
3rd Calvary Divsion,
3rd Brigade
"We are the Midnight Riders"

Our prayers are with him and his family....

Lt. Gen John Dragan III/AoA