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In Memory Of:
Marine Lance Cpl. Jason Dunham (22) of Scio, NY (laid to rest April 2004). He sacrificed himself by shielding his fellow men from a grenade attack. Our love & prayers will always be with his family and loved ones.
Submitted by: Samantha Cheatham
Army Captain Christopher S. Cash (36) of Winterville, NC (killed in action 24 January 2004). He was mortally wounded when his Bradley Fighting Vehicle came under attack by Iraqi insurgents. He is survived by his sons, Christopher (14) and Matthew (12), and wife, Dawn Cash.
Marines Capt. Matthew W. Bancroft (29) of Redding, CA and Lance Cpl. Bryan P. Bertrand (23) of Coos Bay, OR. Both died on Jan. 9, 2002 in Pakistan in a refueling tanker crash.
Marine Sgt. Rafael Peralta (25) San Diego, CA was shot clearing a house in Falluja, Iraq on Nov. 15, 2004, moments later, a grenade was thrown into room. Sgt. Peralta saved other Marines by smothering the grenade.
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A big HELLO  to The Smiths (Air Force), Mark (Army) and Patrick (Marines) R., James London (Army), The Morgans (Marines), Lloyd Samples (Army), Don Prioleau (Air Force), and so many others. We're very proud of them and we love them all!
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This information will remain until New Orleans' primary areas return back to human and living conditions. Still in shock that every childhood memory, including grandparents' home, is gone.
Thanks to our troops for their tremendous efforts with search and rescue after Hurricane Katrina. Citizens of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama will forever be grateful.
Prayers and love for survivors and victims and for all those involved in the rescue, recovery and rebuilding efforts.
And to any misinformed newscasters: This is my hometown. New Orleans ISN'T just a poor black community. There are a large number of middle to upper class neighborhoods, like the one I grew up in and visited other friends and family in. These areas were also devastated or completely wiped out after the levees collapsed. These areas housed the same people who passed on the traditional values which made New Orleans one of the most visited places on the face of the earth, a place that many couldn't wait to visit for the first time and kept coming back.
Regarding the snipers and looters of jewelry and other non-necessities: these people DO NOT in any way represent the mentality and traditional values of New Orleans. One common value passed on is "if I have, you have, if you're in need, I'm there", therefore, no need to act without faith because your family will always be there to take care of you. If we could get rid of the valueless degenerates, including misguided media members who have even made "christians" turn a blind eye to New Orleans, we would, and then sit down and have a big party - New Orleans style with umbrellas, second line and all!
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600 U.S. Troops Killed in Iraq Operations 4 Apr 2004
837+ Troops killed in Iraq Operations 21 Jun 2004
1,110+ Troops killed in Iraq Operations02 Sep 2004
1,300+ Troops killed in Iraq OperationsJan 2005
1,758+ Troops killed in Iraq Operations15 Jul 2005
2,000+ Troops killed in Iraq Operations25 Oct 2005
3,100+ Troops killed in Iraq Operations 23 Sept 2006
3,500+ Troops killed in Iraq Operations 04 Jun 2007
Let us pray constantly for all involved that this conflict will end without haste.
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