Rodriguez, Dominic N.

his son Austin wrote: dom was my dad he was a man that put famly first if i rember playing foot ball his favorite sport it hert but it was fun he always had a smile he was the best dad a kid could ask for dom loved his daughter alli thay had fun all day he loved sports a loving man ho did all that he could to help a person in need he is a saint all i know he loved as mutch as he could
Date Posted: July 21, 2007

Cassie wrote: Dominic was a great man who not only knew how to make someone smile but no matter what he alway got them to laugh without even trying he was one of a kind and he will be deeply missed
Date Posted: June 8, 2009

  Schill, Juan M. Garcia

John wrote: The Fast Moving Zombies salute you Krizzieboy!!! You will be missed!! Thank you for your service, your commitment, and your friendship to FMZ.
Date Posted: July 15, 2007

Debra Cappel wrote: My deepest sympathy to the family of this hero. We, as fellow Americans stand beside you in your time of sorrow and want you to know how very deeply we valued your son's life and his service to this country. May he rest in peace forever enveloped in the loving arms of God.
Date Posted: July 16, 2007

  Stephens, John S.

Ivan Betancourt wrote: I never had the privilege of meeting Sergeant Stephens. I did however get to hear that he was a brave soldier, a good man, a great Dad, and a terrific Granddad. He didn't volunteer to die; he volunteered to defend values and freedom of our nation for which brave men have always been willing to die if need be. As we honor his memory today, let us pledge that his live, his sacrifice, his valor shall be justified and remembered for as long as God gives life to this nation. He’s now part of the soul of this great country and will live as long as our liberty shines as a beacon of hope to all those who long for freedom and a better world. These words were use by Ronald Reagan in years pass but ring true today My thoughts and prayers go to Brian, Cheryl, Alyssa and the rest of the family. May God bless you, may God bless Sergeant Stephens and may God bless America With Love, Aunt Darlene & Uncle Ivan Mount Airy, Maryland .
Date Posted: March 21, 2007

  Stever, Robert A.

Dee and Larry ODell wrote: Tony went to school and was friends with two of our daughters, Michelle and Tiffany, when we all lived in Pendleton. We have remained good friends with his parents, Stella and Dave Yarbrough, and his wife Cyndi and daughter Nichole and see them as much as we can. Tony could be an imp, but that wonderful smile of his lit up his whole body and whatever room he was in! He so loved his family, but he also loved this country and felt strongly that it was his duty to defend it. Even after 5 years, we all know he is not really gone--we sense his presence in our daily lives and believe me, it ALWAYS makes us smile!
Date Posted: March 16, 2008

  Tillery, Joshua M.

Paula Tillery Trueax wrote: CW2 Joshua Tillery was my beloved son, age 31 years old, one month to the day shy of being 32. I am so very proud to have raised such a wonderful person. His sacrifice to our country, the kind of father he was, friend, companion and brother makes me that much more proud of him This is a very difficult time for his family and friends because he was so well liked and loved by all who knew him. Oregon is a richer place because my son loved it here so much and wanted to retire here in the Pacific Northwest. He now resides in Willamette National Cemetary, overlooking a grassy plot that is peaceful and quiet. We miss you, son. Love Mom
Date Posted: March 3, 2009

  Tobler, Brandon S.

Sgt. Chow. wrote: I remember Tobler very well, he was a fine young Christian man, we shared about our faith in Christ to each other over a cup of coffee in kuwait 2 weeks before he passed away. I was there the night he died, I know he is with the Lord.
Date Posted: January 2, 2008

Michael Whipple wrote: I remember Brandon from High School. It was only by chance that I didn't sign up for the army with him like we planned. His humor and ability to fit in everywhere is what I remember the most. I hope to see him again in brighter pastures.
Date Posted: February 13, 2008

Virginia Flynn wrote: I did not know Brandon but I feel as though I did. It does not take an anniversary for me to remember him. I think of him and his family often and I pray for peace of mind for his parents.
Date Posted: March 19, 2008