Lindsey, Nathaniel B.

SSG. Kevin Wilson wrote: I was fortunate enough to have served with Brad for seven years, and two deployments to the Middle East. Brad was the first person I met when I walked through the doors of Charely Company in Gresham, Oregon. He introduced himself and then proceeded to show me around the armory and introduced me to all the members of my new company. Many words have been used to describe Brad's attributes like honorable, loyal, and duty bound. None of these accurately describe his finest quality of being a true friend. The word that best describes SSG. Brad Lindsey is "Unconditional." Brad was the epitome of this word in every sense. He gave of his friendship,love, and time without question, to all those who were willing to accept it. This is the legacy that he leaves behind, and one that I will continue to model my life after. We can never be to unconditional with our lives, love, time, and friendship because when our time here on earth is done, this is all that we will leave behind. Rest easy in the hands of God my friend until we meet again. SSg. Kevin Wilson
Date Posted: March 19, 2007

John Staub wrote: We miss you Brad. You will always be a brother in arms and Wildcat soldier with the friendliest smile God ever gave a man. Rest in Peace.
Date Posted: November 15, 2008

Ted Seeber wrote: I didn't get a chance to know Brad- but Kailina has become quite a part of our family. I didn't know until today that Brad was only two years older than I am; I only met him the once for Kailina and David's wedding. Rest in peace Brad. Quite the legacy you left to our family in Kailina.
Date Posted: December 16, 2009

  Loveless, Jeremy M.

Melissa Loveless wrote: Cpl Jeremy Loveless was a man who will not be forgotten! And a place in my heart will always belong to him. His little girl will grow up knowing that her Father was a Hero in many ways. We love you Jeremy, you are missed!
Date Posted: March 18, 2007

john calland wrote: I stumbled on to this site while looking for a civilian opportunity to work in Iraq. Thank you Jeremy for what you have done. You will not be forgotten. I live safely here in the US because of people like you. You are truly a hero. Rest in Peace.
Date Posted: May 7, 2007

Joe Schwab wrote: One of the best people I have ever had the privilege of knowing. Rest in Peace Brother, Joe
Date Posted: March 1, 2008

Patrick MacKelvie wrote: I was reminded of reading about Jeremy's death when I recently received information regarding our 10 year reunion at Gresham High School this summer. Jeremy and I weren't close, but had Japanese class together and were seated by one another due to an alphabetical seating chart. I remember him as a happy-go-lucky sort of guy. He always had a smile on his face. Oddly enough, I also remember his laugh even ten years later. Thank you for your service and sacrifice, friend. My thoughts and prayers go out to you, your wife and daughter. Ki o sukete, ne.
Date Posted: June 3, 2008

  Marks, Taylor

Jan wrote: Thank you, Taylor, for your service. Let me say that John Bruning has you well remembered for your service. My prayers are with your family & friends, and you. Jan
Date Posted: October 21, 2009

Karen wrote: I never knew you, but our son was your roommate "over there". Claysen still celebrates your life. We will not forget you and the contribution you have made to our world. Thank you.
Date Posted: November 9, 2009

Isolde wrote: Thank you for your service and sacrifice. My son picked up the survivors of that attack. He will be coming home soon. You're in our hearts...always, Taylor and I will miss you forever (even though we never met) Isolde
Date Posted: April 1, 2010