Heroes From the Wall consists of 22 chapter-size biographies of some of the men that died in Vietnam. One of those chapters tells the story of Sharon Lane. There are 8 women's names on the Wall. Sharon Lane was the only one that died as a result of enemy fire. My book is not about Vietnam, nor is it about how they died, rather, how they lived.

A tale of honorable individuals who were not just mere names, numbers and statistics, Heroes From the Wall ensures that these unsung heroes will never be forgotten by future generations who didn't know them on the battlefield.
Chaplain Ray Stubbe, who provided spiritual support for the Marines at the Battle of Khe Sanh, says this about Heroes From the Wall, "Foster seamlessly captures their quirks of personality, playful antics, heroic actions, compassion and care for others their caring and sharing with their comrades, tender concern for their family, and affirmation of life while engulfed in a places of death. Leaving readers with a newfound respect for the nameless heroes upon turning the pages, Foster writes with candor and resonating tone."