Bridge of sacrifice: Dedication honors Libby veteran’s service during Vietnam War
Patty Rambo, younger sister to Staff Sergeant Arthur J Rambo, stands in front of the bridge newly dedicated to her brother's memorial. (Kate Heston/Daily Inter Lake)
Patty Rambo, younger sister to Staff Sergeant Arthur J Rambo, stands in front of the bridge newly dedicated to her brother's memorial. (Kate Heston/Daily Inter Lake)
Photos of Staff Sergeant Arthur J Rambo, a Libby native who was killed during the Vietnam War. (Kate Heston/Daily Inter Lake)
Patty Rambo, younger sister to Staff Sergeant Arthur J Rambo, stands in front of the bridge newly dedicated to her brother's memorial. (Kate Heston/Daily Inter Lake)
Photos of Staff Sergeant Arthur J Rambo, a Libby native who was killed during the Vietnam War. (Kate Heston/Daily Inter Lake)
Sitting under the pavilion at Libby’s Riverfront Park, Patty Rambo shuffles through dozens of letters written in support of her late brother, Staff Sgt. Arthur J Rambo.
One recalls “the brief honor of meeting Art Rambo,” a man described as having “intellect and [a] dynamic personality.” Memories of living on “The Rambo Tracts” in Libby and moments spent on the baseball field when Art was a kid are part of the letters.
It’s reminiscent of the legacy and impact he had on people, Patty said.
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