Lloyd William Evans, Jr

Specialist Four
HHC, 1ST BN, 2ND INFANTRY, 1 INF DIV
Army of the United States
31 January 1946 - 31 July 1968
San Angelo, Texas
Panel 50W Line 038

1 INF DIV

2ND INF RGT
Combat Medic

Bronze Star (Valor), Purple Heart, Army Commendation Medal (Merit), Good Conduct, National Defense, Vietnam Service, Vietnam Campaign

The database page for Lloyd William Evans, Jr

11 Jul 2006



Lloyd was from San Angelo, Texas. He attended schools there. He was drafted and trained as a medic. He died on July 31, 1968 as a result of wounds received from small arms fire. He was 22 years old. He is remembered by the Concho Valley Vietnam Memorial and by the Permian Basin Vietnam Veterans' Memorial located in Midland, Texas. May his sacrifice not be forgotten.

From a PBVVM representative,
Billy M. Brown



20 Aug 2007

Bill died from wounds on July 31, 1968 that he received on July 21, 1968. At the time of his death, he was two weeks from completing his tour. He was married prior to departing for Vietnam in July 29, 1967 and his first anniversary of his marriage to Lynne Baggett was two days before his death. He is buried in the Fairmont Cemetery in San Angelo. His final resting place supports a joint headstone for his father and for him.

From a PBVVM representative,
Billy M. Brown
4015 Melody Lane, Odessa, Texas 79762
bmbrown@grandecom.net




Joint headstone with his father,
Fairmont Cemetery, San Angelo, Texas

A Note from The Virtual Wall

Although he was assigned to Headquarters Company, SP4 Lloyd Evans was in the field with D Company, 1/2nd Infantry when he was fatally wounded.

Visit John Dennison's
Medics on the Wall
memorial which honors the
Army Medics and Navy Corpsmen who died in Vietnam.


The point-of-contact for this memorial is
a PBVVM representative,
Billy M. Brown
4015 Melody Lane, Odessa, Texas 79762
bmbrown@grandecom.net



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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 11 Jul 2006
Last updated 03/08/2008