Lt. Col. Leonard P. Lynch
He moved men and the men he moved changed history!

Lynch Made History Happen!

Like Moses, Lt. Col. Leonard P. Lynch and 4,000 National Guard troops parted the waters of hatred and opened the road from Selma to Montgomery to enable Martin Luther King, Jr. and thousands of marchers to reach Montgomery without bloodshed on March 21-25, 1965.

Military Career Record

Wall of History Nomination

Letter Concerning Wall of History

Reflection Upon Lynch's Life and Works

Liberty Ships: James K. Kelly

Parting Salute

Historical Review of Selma to Montgomery March 1965

Fort McClellan Military Cemetery Project

PHOTO: La Faye S. Lynch Sept. 1984

Lt. Col. Leonard P. Lynch is interred in the military cemetery at Fort McClellan, Alabama along with 393 people in 355 graves (as of April 6, 2000). The future of this cemetery, the memories of those interred, the preservation of the surrounding area and the honor they deserve may be in jeopardy. (See Cemetery proposal for fort concerns veterans by Russ Henderson and Fort authority plotting more space for cemetery by Richard Raeke both articles published in the Anniston Star. In fact the Joint Powers Authority wants to rename Fort McClellan by changing its name to just McClellan. I believe this would dishonor all who are buried upon this hallowed ground and who did service at Fort McCellan. I urge everyone who is concerned about this matter to write their representatives Sen. Richard Shelby and Sen. Jeff Sessions to maintain the name of Fort McClellan. In this regard the following proclamation is issued: Fort McClellan Military Cemtery Proclamation

This proclamation may be adopted by any private citizens, Veterans groups, retired military soldiers or families of soldiers interred at Fort McClellan Military Cemetery. It is to be used as a guide with respect to future endeavors.

Gravestone of Leonard P. Lynch. Photo by La Faye S. Lynch. Sept. 1984.

One More Tombstone By T. A. Lynch Just one more tombstone in the meadow One more cold white marble rock If but the stones could talk Oh the stories they would tell Stories of Heaven, stories of Hell Stories of love, stories of hate Stories of birth, stories of death But there is silence among the graves Only the rustling of leaves in the wind A cricket chirping, a bird cawing These who rest here whisper not For their tales we must look to the living Precious memories kept close to heart In love letters and lore of peace and war It was not that long ago these soldiers walked Nor that long before we'll see them again In our dreams or at Heaven's gate Just one more tombstone in the meadow ... a father's, a wife's, a child's ... ours.

The Most Beautiful People Are Our Moms And Dads! Grant me the right to appoint my own guardian/conservator!

The elderly care system in Alabama is broken.

The wife and widow of Lt. Col. Leonard P. Lynch has been warehoused in a nursing home in Montgomery, Alabama, against her will and expressed directives. The Porbate Court of Montgomery County made Mrs. Lynch a ward of the state of Alabama. Her income and benefits is now under the control of corrupt, greedy lawyers who have acted to destroy her family and deprive her of her rights, freedom and liberty. It is an outrage that such injustice can occur in America. All concerned citizens are urged to petition and appeal to their state representatives to change the law that each citizen may specify and appoint their own guardian/conservator and that this extend to their dependents. Visit Elderly care system in Alabama is broken to learn more about this issue and how you can help.

The Virtues

Luminescent Hearts

A series of StarBurst Heart designs entitiled The Virtues inspired by the values which my dear mother, La Faye S. Lynch, endeavored to instill in her children and grandchildren have been created. Please support this web site and effort to fight for the rights of elderly Americans. You will find that The Virtues make wonderful gifts for children of all ages and provides a way you can promote family values to your loved ones.

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Sites For Veterans

Arlington National Cemetery Links


Department of Veteran Affairs

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