Major VerNeil D. Mesecher, Sr.

VerNeil was a true American hero, but was very humble when it came to acting like one. He gave of himself in so many ways, to so many people and chairitable groups. I will miss talking with him every day, but I will remember him every day for who and what he really was. To VerNeil Jr., Renee`, Nancy and the entire family -- We share in your loss and join you spiritually in your grieving.
Marv & Arlene Howland - extended family for 2 decades.

Renee and Verneil,

What a poignant and fitting time for a man who gave so much of his life to the U.S. military to pass on. He will be missed, I am sure. What a wonderful legacy of service he left for his family to be proud of. Prayers of peace and love to you all.

Bonnie Fish

I met VerNeil through the Vietnam Veterans Chapter #292. What a sweet man. My fondest memory will be seeing him in his uniform at Veterans Day celebration and how handsome he looked.

RIP VerNeil ~~much love thoughts and prayers to your family.

On behalf of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 292, we extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of VerNeil on the loss of another of our brothers. VerNeil was a pleasure to have among us, and we will miss him greatly. We know that God is receiving him with open arms, saying "Welcome home, Brother, job well done." Kerwin Stone, President, VVA Ch 292, Beaumont

We love you and Renee! I know how special your father was to everyone. He had the best son in YOU! We are so thankful we had the opportunity to meet him, what an honorable man!

Love and many hugs, Tressa and Ken

I was surprised to learn of VerNeil's death. My condolences to his family for his loss. I worked with him (and Mile Barrow) at Malone & Hyde so many years ago. I even bought a few calves from him. So long old friend, rest well and be at peace.

Vern was a great friend a great man. Both of us was in Vietnam we understood each other. R.I P Buddy we will meet again