And a little over the edge.
I hate exercise machines. Whoever came up with the idea of exercising in the confines of their house, should get out more. The Queen has recently mentioned purchasing another exercise machine. This would not be the first.
Here is my issue with exercise machines:
You spend days or weeks researching the one vessel that will lower your weight and tone your muscles. You finally figure out that the super deluxe off the ground unicycle made of the gold plated wire rim with pulse control, radio, and a seat small enough to be used as an anal probe is the product you need. The cup holder is an extra option that you will also add to the purchase. Hey, it is cheaper than the platinum one. After all, let's not go overboard, who needs platinum?
You empty out your bank account and head to the nearest fitness equipment sales center to purchase it. How nice is it that they will even deliver it for free?
Having received your new gold plated exercise vehicle, you climb aboard and test it out. This is great! The computer explains how much of a fat cow you are and that by peddling only 500 miles a day, you will lose that 14 pounds within the next 8 months. You make a pledge to yourself that you will throw your cheeks on each side of the seat and exercise.
3 weeks later, after battling a sinus headache, you feel that climbing aboard the muscle maximizer may be a bit much. It will have to wait and you can catch up tomorrow.
The following week, you have determined that since you haven't climbed back on the machine in so long you should take it a bit easier and maybe do a couple miles instead of the marathon. You exercise enough to climb a small hill. Tomorrow will be better/easier.
The following day, you are so sore from "working out" that if you try to get on the thing, you are sure you will slip a disc or worse, cry.
The machine is pushed to the corner of the room because you are having a party this weekend and you need the floor space.
That weekend, you ran out of room in the closet and started hanging coats on the handlebars.
Three months later, you think that the monstrocity sitting in the corner of the room is taking up valuable space where you want to place a new piece of furniture. OK. Down to the basement.
The following spring, you figure that since you never use it, you could sell it and get some of the money you sunk into it back. You polish it up so it looks like new and place the $500 tag on it (almost one-third what you paid last year). About one hour before the garage sale is over you drop the price to $200 so you don't have to take it back to the basement and it sells.
Look at that, you made 200 bucks.
Four Months later, you are researching the flexible bow bending systems with the optional cup holder.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Research garage sales. The Queen and the eldest child are especially good at this. Instead of going out and buying the supreme exercise bike from the store, they would much rather have someone else research it and pay much less. When you see something you want, never pay tag price.
This has worked for me in stores as well. I bought my home theater system in Best Buy. The only system I wanted had only one left. The box had a gash in the side and I asked for the manager. The unit was $900.00. It was on sale for $650.00. I combined it with another deal and it was $300.00. After talking with the manager, I walked out with it for $175.00.
This has also been done for cars, meals, and flowers. Everything can be worked down if you are smart about and are bold enough to try.
Did you know...
The biggest selling product in the world is toilet tissue.
Here is my issue with exercise machines:
You spend days or weeks researching the one vessel that will lower your weight and tone your muscles. You finally figure out that the super deluxe off the ground unicycle made of the gold plated wire rim with pulse control, radio, and a seat small enough to be used as an anal probe is the product you need. The cup holder is an extra option that you will also add to the purchase. Hey, it is cheaper than the platinum one. After all, let's not go overboard, who needs platinum?
You empty out your bank account and head to the nearest fitness equipment sales center to purchase it. How nice is it that they will even deliver it for free?
Having received your new gold plated exercise vehicle, you climb aboard and test it out. This is great! The computer explains how much of a fat cow you are and that by peddling only 500 miles a day, you will lose that 14 pounds within the next 8 months. You make a pledge to yourself that you will throw your cheeks on each side of the seat and exercise.
3 weeks later, after battling a sinus headache, you feel that climbing aboard the muscle maximizer may be a bit much. It will have to wait and you can catch up tomorrow.
The following week, you have determined that since you haven't climbed back on the machine in so long you should take it a bit easier and maybe do a couple miles instead of the marathon. You exercise enough to climb a small hill. Tomorrow will be better/easier.
The following day, you are so sore from "working out" that if you try to get on the thing, you are sure you will slip a disc or worse, cry.
The machine is pushed to the corner of the room because you are having a party this weekend and you need the floor space.
That weekend, you ran out of room in the closet and started hanging coats on the handlebars.
Three months later, you think that the monstrocity sitting in the corner of the room is taking up valuable space where you want to place a new piece of furniture. OK. Down to the basement.
The following spring, you figure that since you never use it, you could sell it and get some of the money you sunk into it back. You polish it up so it looks like new and place the $500 tag on it (almost one-third what you paid last year). About one hour before the garage sale is over you drop the price to $200 so you don't have to take it back to the basement and it sells.
Look at that, you made 200 bucks.
Four Months later, you are researching the flexible bow bending systems with the optional cup holder.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Research garage sales. The Queen and the eldest child are especially good at this. Instead of going out and buying the supreme exercise bike from the store, they would much rather have someone else research it and pay much less. When you see something you want, never pay tag price.
This has worked for me in stores as well. I bought my home theater system in Best Buy. The only system I wanted had only one left. The box had a gash in the side and I asked for the manager. The unit was $900.00. It was on sale for $650.00. I combined it with another deal and it was $300.00. After talking with the manager, I walked out with it for $175.00.
This has also been done for cars, meals, and flowers. Everything can be worked down if you are smart about and are bold enough to try.
Did you know...
The biggest selling product in the world is toilet tissue.
I woke up this morning from a nightmare. I rarely have nightmares. The thing that made last night's dream so bad was the environment. I can usually control my environment in dreams. I can control the weather, the location of items, day or night. But last night, I was at a loss.
It started like almost every other dream that I am able to remember. Nothing significant happening and then pieces start falling into place. As they fall into place, I mentally move them to my benefit.
Then I got blind-sided. I was at work with co-workers without faces and a female was chewing me up and down because I had not done enough research to answer a question. I had not planned for what I had not forecasted. Normally I can rely on my body language and people reading/reasoning skills to bring them off the ledge and come to a solution. But tonight (the dream takes place at night) is not the case. I begin looking around the room for my control point and I see nothing but the lady standing screaming at me at this point, and the table.
The lady is not a familiar face and is feared by many. I was at wits end when my now fired CIO walks into the white room. I am actually relieved to see him. When she sees him, she calms down from ear breaking screech to a low mumble. He can clearly see I am in some sort of pain and he pulls us both out of the stark white room and into the hallway...which is a dungeon. He walks her to one cell to cool down and takes me to another.
Believe it or not, even in the dungeon of rock and steel, I feel in danger. Danger. Not a feeling I would associate to the fact that I am rescued. But in the back of my head, I feel as if I have been saved from the public slamming and fed to the cobras. I again looked for my contact points. No moon, no insignia, no flower, no bird, no squirrel. All of them were missing. I was out of control, and it was getting worse.
It was the alarm clock that pulled me out.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Get a good alarm clock. I actually believe that your brain tries to sort things out in your head and if it stumbles across something it cannot resolve, that is when the nightmare begins. My nightmares involve being out of control of a situation more often than not.
I think that when people die in their sleep, it is due to dreams and nightmares. These people have lost control of their dreams and are caught in a no-win situation. Their body shuts down as a reboot and never comes back online.
Keep touch points. These are certain items that recur in dreams that will help you come out of it. If all else fails, buy a good alarm clock.
Did you know (I have had this and it is scary)...
Sleep paralysis is a condition characterized by temporary paralysis of the body shortly after waking up (known as hypnopompic paralysis) or, less often, shortly before falling asleep (known as hypnagogic paralysis).
It started like almost every other dream that I am able to remember. Nothing significant happening and then pieces start falling into place. As they fall into place, I mentally move them to my benefit.
Then I got blind-sided. I was at work with co-workers without faces and a female was chewing me up and down because I had not done enough research to answer a question. I had not planned for what I had not forecasted. Normally I can rely on my body language and people reading/reasoning skills to bring them off the ledge and come to a solution. But tonight (the dream takes place at night) is not the case. I begin looking around the room for my control point and I see nothing but the lady standing screaming at me at this point, and the table.
The lady is not a familiar face and is feared by many. I was at wits end when my now fired CIO walks into the white room. I am actually relieved to see him. When she sees him, she calms down from ear breaking screech to a low mumble. He can clearly see I am in some sort of pain and he pulls us both out of the stark white room and into the hallway...which is a dungeon. He walks her to one cell to cool down and takes me to another.
Believe it or not, even in the dungeon of rock and steel, I feel in danger. Danger. Not a feeling I would associate to the fact that I am rescued. But in the back of my head, I feel as if I have been saved from the public slamming and fed to the cobras. I again looked for my contact points. No moon, no insignia, no flower, no bird, no squirrel. All of them were missing. I was out of control, and it was getting worse.
It was the alarm clock that pulled me out.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Get a good alarm clock. I actually believe that your brain tries to sort things out in your head and if it stumbles across something it cannot resolve, that is when the nightmare begins. My nightmares involve being out of control of a situation more often than not.
I think that when people die in their sleep, it is due to dreams and nightmares. These people have lost control of their dreams and are caught in a no-win situation. Their body shuts down as a reboot and never comes back online.
Keep touch points. These are certain items that recur in dreams that will help you come out of it. If all else fails, buy a good alarm clock.
Did you know (I have had this and it is scary)...
Sleep paralysis is a condition characterized by temporary paralysis of the body shortly after waking up (known as hypnopompic paralysis) or, less often, shortly before falling asleep (known as hypnagogic paralysis).
Today is Memorial Day (Decoration Day). It is a day to honor the fallen soldiers who have protected our liberties in the United States and abroad. At 3:00 today, the National Moment of Rememberance takes place to pay quiet tribute to our soldiers past.
As a veteran, I have an attachment to Memorial Day. Veterans who have died for their country have a special place where honored warriors walk in peace and tranquility. These men and women gave up their lives to ensure the family and friends can live with the freedom and liberty they deserve.
For all of the military and civilian support that have died for this freedom, thank you.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). At 3:00PM local time, observe 5 minutes of silence. The following is a list of the United States Soldiers who have died since the last Memorial Day:
In Iraq
Derek Argel, 28, Air Force Captain, May 30, 2005
Casey Crate, 26, Air Force Staff Sergeant, May 30, 2005
William Downs, 40, Air Force Major, May 30, 2005
Jeremy Fresques, 26, Air Force Captain, May 30, 2005
Jeffrey B. Starr, 22, Marine Corporal, May 30, 2005
Steven M. Langmack, 33, Army Sergeant 1st Class, May 31, 2005
Miguel A. Ramos, 39, Army Reserve Sergeant, May 31, 2005
Phillip C. Edmundson, 22, Army Specialist, Jun 01, 2005
Louis E. Niedermeier, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 01, 2005
Virgil R. Case, 37, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jun 01, 2005
Linda J. Villar, 41, Dept. of the Army Civilian, Jun 03, 2005
Antonio Mendoza, 21, Marine Corporal, Jun 03, 2005
Eric J. Poelman, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 05, 2005
Brian Scott "Scotty" Ulbrich, 23, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 05, 2005
Justin L. Vasquez, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Jun 05, 2005
Theodore S. Westhusing, 44, Army Colonel, Jun 05, 2005
Carrie L. French, 19, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 05, 2005
Brian M. Romines, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 06, 2005
Robert T. Mininger, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 06, 2005
Jonathan L. Smith, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 06, 2005
Eric T. Burri, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 07, 2005
Terrence K. Crowe, 44, Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel, Jun 07, 2005
Roberto Arizola Jr., 31, Army Sergeant, Jun 08, 2005
Michael J. Fasnacht, 25, Army 1st Lieutenant, Jun 08, 2005
Douglas E. Kashmer, 27, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 08, 2005
Louis E. Allen, 34, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Jun 08, 2005
Phillip T. Esposito, 30, Army National Guard Captain, Jun 08, 2005
Marc Lucas Tucker, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 08, 2005
Mark O. Edwards, 40, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jun 09, 2005
David Joseph Murray, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 09, 2005
Daniel Chavez, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Dustin V. Birch, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Thomas O. Keeling, 23, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Devon Paul Seymour, 21, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Brad D. Squires, 26, Marine Reserve Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Mario Alberto Castillo, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 10, 2005
Andrew J. Kilpela, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 10, 2005
Stanley J. Lapinski, 35, Army Corporal, Jun 11, 2005
Neil A. Prince, 35, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jun 11, 2005
Larry R. Arnold Sr., 46, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 11, 2005
Casey Byers, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 11, 2005
Terrance D. Lee Sr., 25, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 11, 2005
Anthony D. Kinslow, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 13, 2005
Larry R. Kuhns Jr., 24, Army Sergeant, Jun 13, 2005
John J. Mattek Jr., 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 13, 2005
Anthony G. Jones, 25, Army Sergeant, Jun 14, 2005
Michael Ray Hayes, 29, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Jun 14, 2005
Nathan B. Clemons, 20, Marine Private 1st Class, Jun 14, 2005
Joshua P. Klinger, 21, Marine Private 1st Class, Jun 14, 2005
Jonathan R. Flores, 18, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Jesse Jaime, 22, Marine Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Chad B. Maynard, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Tyler S. Trovillion, 23, Marine Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Dion M. Whitley, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Cesar O. Baez, 37, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, Jun 15, 2005
Anthony S. Cometa, 21, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 16, 2005
Erik R. Heldt, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 16, 2005
John W. Maloney, 36, Marine Captain, Jun 16, 2005
Robert M. Horrigan, 40, Army Master Sergeant, Jun 17, 2005
Michael L. McNulty, 36, Army Master Sergeant, Jun 17, 2005
Noah Harris, 23, Army 1st Lieutenant, Jun 18, 2005
William A. Long, 26, Army Corporal, Jun 18, 2005
Adam J. Crumpler, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 18, 2005
Christopher R. Kilpatrick, 18, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 20, 2005
Christopher L. Hoskins, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 21, 2005
Nicholas R. Idalski, 23, Army Specialist, Jun 21, 2005
James D. Stewart, 29, Army Sergeant, Jun 21, 2005
Brian A. Vaughn, 23, Army Specialist, Jun 21, 2005
Arnold Duplantier II, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 22, 2005
Christopher W. Phelps, 39, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jun 23, 2005
Joseph M. Tackett, 22, Army Sergeant, Jun 23, 2005
Holly A. Charette, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Veashna Muy, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Chad W. Powell, 22, Marine Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Ramona M. Valdez, 20, Marine Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Regina R. Clark, 43, Naval Reserve Petty Officer 1st Class, Jun 23, 2005
Carlos Pineda, 23, Marine Corporal, Jun 24, 2005
Charles A. Kaufman, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 26, 2005
Matthew S. Coutu, 23, Army 2nd Lieutenant, Jun 27, 2005
Keith R. Mariotti, 39, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Jun 27, 2005
Steven E. Shepard, 30, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Jun 27, 2005
Rafael A. "T. J." Carrillo Jr., 21, Army Specialist, Jun 28, 2005
Manny Hornedo, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 28, 2005
Robert E. Hall Jr., 30, Army Reserve Specialist, Jun 28, 2005
Chad M. Mercer, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 30, 2005
Jeremy A. Brown, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 03, 2005
Ryan J. Montgomery, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Jul 03, 2005
Scottie L. Bright, 36, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 05, 2005
Lyle J. Cambridge, 23, Army Corporal, Jul 05, 2005
Christopher W. Dickison, 26, Army Specialist, Jul 05, 2005
Anthony M. Mazzarella, 22, Army Private, Jul 05, 2005
Deyson K. Cariaga, 20, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 08, 2005
Hoby F. Bradfield Jr., 22, Army Specialist, Jul 09, 2005
Eric Paul Woods, 26, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 09, 2005
Joseph P. Goodrich, 32, Marine Reserve Staff Sergeant, Jul 10, 2005
Ryan J. Kovacicek, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jul 10, 2005
Timothy J. Sutton, 22, Army Sergeant, Jul 11, 2005
Benyahmin B. Yahudah, 24, Army Specialist, Jul 13, 2005
Timothy J. Hines Jr., 21, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 14, 2005
Tricia L. Jameson, 34, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jul 14, 2005
Clifton Blake Mounce, 22, Marine Corporal, Jul 14, 2005
Christopher D. Winchester, 23, Marine Corporal, Jul 14, 2005
Jared D. Hartley, 22, Army Specialist, Jul 15, 2005
Jorge Luis Pena-Romero, 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 16, 2005
Travis S. Cooper, 24, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 16, 2005
Ronald T. Wood, 28, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Jul 16, 2005
Ronnie D. Williams, 26, Army Specialist, Jul 17, 2005
Frank F. Tiai, 45, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Jul 17, 2005
Efrain Sanchez Jr., 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Jul 17, 2005
Lavena L. Johnson, 19, Army Private, Jul 19, 2005
Arthur R. McGill, 25, Army Sergeant, Jul 19, 2005
Jefferey J. Farrow, 28, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Jul 19, 2005
Steven P. Gill, 24, Marine Reserve Corporal, Jul 21, 2005
Travis L. Youngblood, 26, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Jul 21, 2005
Bryan James Opskar, 32, Marine Sergeant, Jul 23, 2005
Ernest W. Dallas Jr., 21, Army Specialist, Jul 24, 2005
Jason W. Montefering, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Milton M. Monzon Jr., 21, Army Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Christopher J. Taylor, 22, Army Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Ramon A. Villatoro Jr., 19, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 24, 2005
Jacques Earl "Gus" Brunson, 30, Army National Guard Specialist, Jul 24, 2005
Carl Ray Fuller, 44, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
James Ondra Kinlow, 35, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
John Frank Thomas, 33, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Adam J. Harting, 21, Army Specialist, Jul 25, 2005
Adrian J. Butler, 28, Army Specialist, Jul 27, 2005
Edward L. Myers, 21, Army Specialist, Jul 27, 2005
John O. Tollefson, 22, Army Specialist, Jul 27, 2005
Benjamin D. Jansky, 28, Army Reserve Captain, Jul 27, 2005
Christopher P. Lyons, 24, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jul 28, 2005
Andre L. Williams, 23, Marine Reserve Corporal, Jul 28, 2005
Ernesto R. Guerra, 20, Army Private, Jul 29, 2005
Jason D. Scheuerman, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 30, 2005
Robert A. Swaney, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 30, 2005
Victor A. Anderson, 39, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Jul 30, 2005
Jonathon C. Haggin, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 30, 2005
David R. Jones Sr., 45, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jul 30, 2005
Ronnie L. "Rod" Shelley Sr., 34, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 30, 2005
James D. Carroll, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Jul 31, 2005
Jeffrey A. Boskovitch, 25, Marine Reserve Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
Roger D. Castleberry Jr., 26, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
David J. Coullard, 32, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 01, 2005
Daniel Nathan Deyarmin Jr., 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
James R. Graham III, 25, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 01, 2005
Brian P. Montgomery, 26, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
Nathaniel S. Rock, 26, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 01, 2005
James D. McNaughton, 27, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Aug 02, 2005
Thomas C. Hull, 41, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, Aug 02, 2005
Jerry Lewis Ganey Jr., 29, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 03, 2005
Mathew V. Gibbs, 21, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 03, 2005
Charles Houghton Warren, 36, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 03, 2005
Adam J. Strain, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Timothy Michael Bell Jr., 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Eric J. Bernholtz, 23, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Nicholas William B. Bloem, 20, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Michael J. Cifuentes, 25, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Christopher Jenkins Dyer, 19, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Grant B. Fraser, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Bradley J. Harper, 25, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 03, 2005
Justin F. Hoffman, 27, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 03, 2005
David Kenneth J. Kreuter, 26, Marine Reserve Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Aaron H. Reed, 21, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Edward August Schroeder II, 23, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
David S. Stewart, 24, Marine Reserve Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Kevin G. Waruinge, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
William Brett Wightman, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Nils George Thompson, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 04, 2005
Chad J. Simon, 32, Marine Reserve Staff Sergeant, Aug 04, 2005
Brett Eugene Walden, 40, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 05, 2005
Robert V. Derenda, 42, Army Reserve Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 05, 2005
Terry W. Ball Jr., 36, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Aug 05, 2005
Brahim J. Jeffcoat, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 06, 2005
Kurt E. Krout, 43, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 06, 2005
Chase Johnson Comley, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Aug 06, 2005
Seferino J. Reyna, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 07, 2005
Anthony N. Kalladeen, 26, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 08, 2005
Hernando Rios, 29, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Aug 08, 2005
Ramon E. Gonzales Cordova, 30, Marine Staff Sergeant, Aug 08, 2005
Miguel Carrasquillo, 25, Army Specialist, Aug 09, 2005
Nathaniel E. "Nate" Detample, 19, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Aug 09, 2005
John Kulick, 35, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 09, 2005
Ryan S. Ostrom, 25, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Aug 09, 2005
Gennaro Pellegrini Jr., 31, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 09, 2005
Francis J. Straub Jr., 24, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 09, 2005
Michael A. Benson, 40, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 10, 2005
Evenor C. Herrera, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Aug 10, 2005
Rusty W. Bell, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 12, 2005
David L. Giaimo, 24, Army 1st Lieutenant, Aug 12, 2005
Brian K. Derks, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 13, 2005
Toccara R. Green, 23, Army Specialist, Aug 14, 2005
Asbury F. Hawn II, 35, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Aug 14, 2005
Gary L. Reese Jr., 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 14, 2005
Shannon D. Taylor, 30, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 14, 2005
Jose L. Ruiz, 28, Army Specialist, Aug 15, 2005
Joshua P. Dingler, 19, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 15, 2005
Paul A. Saylor, 21, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 15, 2005
Thomas J. Strickland, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 15, 2005
Michael J. Stokely, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 16, 2005
Nathan K. Bouchard, 24, Army Sergeant, Aug 18, 2005
Jeremy W. Doyle, 24, Army Staff Sergeant, Aug 18, 2005
Ray M. Fuhrmann II, 28, Army Specialist, Aug 18, 2005
Timothy J. Seamans, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 18, 2005
Willard Todd Partridge, 35, Army Sergeant, Aug 20, 2005
Elden D. Arcand, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 21, 2005
Brian Lee Morris, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, Aug 21, 2005
Joseph C. Nurre, 22, Army Reserve Specialist, Aug 21, 2005
James J. Cathey, 24, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, Aug 21, 2005
Hatim S. Kathiria, 23, Army Specialist, Aug 22, 2005
Joseph Daniel Hunt, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 22, 2005
Victoir P. Lieurance, 34, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Aug 22, 2005
Ramon Romero, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Aug 22, 2005
Carlos J. Diaz, 27, Army 1st Lieutenant, Aug 23, 2005
Chris S. Chapin, 39, Army National Guard Master Sergeant, Aug 23, 2005
Trevor J. Diesing, 30, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 25, 2005
Ivica Jerak, 42, Army Master Sergeant, Aug 25, 2005
Timothy M. Shea, 22, Army Corporal, Aug 25, 2005
Joseph L. Martinez, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 27, 2005
Obediah J. Kolath, 32, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 28, 2005
Dennis P. Hay, 32, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Aug 29, 2005
Charles R. Rubado, 23, Army 2nd Lieutenant, Aug 29, 2005
Gregory J. Fester, 41, Army Reserve Major, Aug 30, 2005
Jason E. Ames, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 31, 2005
Monta S. Ruth, 26, Army Sergeant, Aug 31, 2005
Lowell T. Miller II, 35, Army National Guard Captain, Aug 31, 2005
George Ray Draughn Jr., 29, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 01, 2005
Robert Lee Hollar Jr., 35, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 01, 2005
Lonnie J. Parson, 39, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Sep 02, 2005
Matthew Charles Bohling, 22, Army Sergeant, Sep 05, 2005
Jeffrey A. Williams, 20, Army Specialist, Sep 05, 2005
Luke C. Williams, 35, Army Specialist, Sep 05, 2005
Jude R. Jonaus, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Sep 06, 2005
Franklin R. Vilorio, 26, Army Sergeant, Sep 06, 2005
Robert N. Martens, 20, Navy Hospitalman, Sep 06, 2005
Christopher L. Everett, 23, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 07, 2005
Kurtis Dean K. Arcala, 22, Army Sergeant, Sep 11, 2005
Jeremy M. Campbell, 21, Army Specialist, Sep 11, 2005
Robert D. Macrum, 22, Navy Seaman Apprentice, Sep 12, 2005
Alfredo B. Silva, 35, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 15, 2005
Shane C. Swanberg, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Sep 15, 2005
Matthew L. Deckard, 29, Army Sergeant, Sep 16, 2005
David H. Ford IV, 20, Army Specialist, Sep 16, 2005
Alan Nye Gifford, 39, Army 1st Sergeant, Sep 16, 2005
Regilio E. Nelom, 45, Army Staff Sergeant, Sep 17, 2005
Mark H. Dooley, 27, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Sep 19, 2005
Michael Egan, 36, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 19, 2005
William L. Evans, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 19, 2005
William V. Fernandez, 37, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 19, 2005
Lawrence E. Morrison, 45, Army Reserve Sergeant 1st Class, Sep 19, 2005
William Alvin Allers III, 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 20, 2005
Pierre A. Raymond, 28, Army Reserve Sergeant, Sep 20, 2005
Travis M. Arndt, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 21, 2005
Kevin M. Jones, 21, Army Specialist, Sep 22, 2005
Scott P. McLaughlin, 29, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 22, 2005
Mike T. Sonoda Jr., 34, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 22, 2005
Andrew Joseph Derrick, 25, Army Sergeant, Sep 23, 2005
Paul C. Neubauer, 40, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 23, 2005
Daniel R. Schelle, 37, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 24, 2005
Brian E. Dunlap, 34, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Sep 24, 2005
Shawn A. Graham, 34, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 25, 2005
Casey E. Howe, 32, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Sep 26, 2005
Tulsa T. Tuliau, 33, Army Master Sergeant, Sep 26, 2005
Howard P. Allen, 31, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 26, 2005
Andrew P. Wallace, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 26, 2005
Michael J. Wendling, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 26, 2005
Elijah M. Ortega, 19, Marine Private, Sep 26, 2005
Jason A. Benford, 30, Army Staff Sergeant, Sep 27, 2005
Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson, 21, Air Force Airman 1st Class, Sep 28, 2005
Daniel L. Arnold, 27, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
Oliver J. Brown, 19, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Sep 28, 2005
Steve Morin Jr., 34, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
George A. Pugliese, 39, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
Eric W. Slebodnik, 21, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
Lee A. Wiegand, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 28, 2005
Joshua J. Kynoch, 23, Army Specialist, Oct 01, 2005
Jens E. Schelbert, 31, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 01, 2005
Marshall A. Westbrook, 43, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 01, 2005
Timothy J. Roark, 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 02, 2005
Roberto C. Baez, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 03, 2005
Bryan W. Large, 31, Army Sergeant, Oct 03, 2005
Jacob T. Vanderbosch, 21, Army Specialist, Oct 03, 2005
Sean B. Berry, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 03, 2005
Larry Wayne Pankey Jr., 34, Army Reserve Sergeant, Oct 03, 2005
John R. Stalvey, 22, Marine Corporal, Oct 03, 2005
Andrew D. Bedard, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Oct 04, 2005
Brian K. Joplin, 32, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, Oct 04, 2005
Jeremiah W. Robinson, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 06, 2005
Shayne M. Cabino, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Nicholas O. Cherava, 21, Marine Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Jason L. Frye, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Oct 06, 2005
Patrick Brian Kenny, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Daniel M. McVicker, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Carl L. Raines II, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Eric A. Fifer, 22, Army Sergeant, Oct 07, 2005
Nicholas J. Greer, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 07, 2005
Sergio H. Escobar, 18, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 08, 2005
Gary R. Harper Jr., 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 09, 2005
Leon G. James II, 46, Army Lieutenant Colonel, Oct 10, 2005
Leon M. Johnson, 28, Army Sergeant, Oct 10, 2005
Brandon K. Sneed, 33, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 10, 2005
Jerry L. Bonifacio Jr., 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 10, 2005
Jeremy M. Hodge, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 10, 2005
Matthew A. Kimmell, 30, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 11, 2005
Donald D. Furman, 30, Army Sergeant, Oct 12, 2005
Lorenzo Ponce Ruiz, 26, Army Sergeant, Oct 12, 2005
James T. Grijalva, 26, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 12, 2005
Kenneth E. Hunt Jr., 40, Marine Master Sergeant, Oct 12, 2005
Robert W. Tucker, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 13, 2005
Howard E. Babcock IV, 33, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, Oct 13, 2005
Samuel M. Boswell, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 14, 2005
Bernard L. Ceo, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 14, 2005
Brian R. Conner, 36, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 14, 2005
Thomas H. Byrd, 21, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Jeffrey W. Corban, 30, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Richard Allen Hardy, 24, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Vincent E. Summers, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 15, 2005
Timothy D. Watkins, 24, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Mark P. Adams, 24, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Oct 15, 2005
Paul J. Pillen, 28, Army National Guard Chief Warrant Officer, Oct 17, 2005
Daniel Scott R. Bubb, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 17, 2005
Chad R. Hildebrandt, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 17, 2005
Christopher M. Poston, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 17, 2005
Lucas A. Frantz, 22, Army Specialist, Oct 18, 2005
Daniel D. Bartels, 22, Army Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Arthur A. Mora Jr., 23, Army Sergeant, Oct 19, 2005
Russell H. Nahvi, 24, Army Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Jose E. Rosario, 20, Army Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Tommy Ike Folks Jr., 31, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 19, 2005
Kendall K. Frederick, 21, Army Reserve Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Norman W. Anderson III, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 19, 2005
Jacob D. Dones, 21, Army Sergeant, Oct 20, 2005
Dennis P. Merck, 38, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 20, 2005
Richard T. Pummill, 27, Marine Staff Sergeant, Oct 20, 2005
Andrew D. Russoli, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 20, 2005
Steven W. Szwydek, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 20, 2005
Kenneth J. Butler, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 21, 2005
Benny Gray Cockerham III, 21, Marine Corporal, Oct 21, 2005
Tyler B. Swisher, 35, Marine Captain, Oct 21, 2005
Seamus M. Davey, 25, Marine Reserve Corporal, Oct 21, 2005
Christopher W. Thompson, 25, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Oct 21, 2005
George T. Alexander Jr., 34, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 22, 2005
Jonathan R. Spears, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 23, 2005
Michael T. Robertson, 28, Army Sergeant, Oct 25, 2005
Benjamin D. Hoeffner, 21, Army Reserve Corporal, Oct 25, 2005
Christopher T. Monroe, 19, Army Reserve Specialist, Oct 25, 2005
Ramon A. Acevedoaponte, 51, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 26, 2005
Lewis J. Gentry, 48, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
Thomas A. Wallsmith, 38, Army Master Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
Evan S. Parker, 25, Army Reserve Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
James Witkowski, 32, Army Reserve Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
Michael J. Mackinnon, 30, Army Captain, Oct 27, 2005
William W. Wood, 44, Army Colonel, Oct 27, 2005
Daniel R. Lightner Jr., 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 27, 2005
Robert F. Eckfield Jr., 23, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 27, 2005
Jared J. Kremm, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 27, 2005
Dillon M. Jutras, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 28, 2005
Debra A. Banaszak, 35, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Oct 28, 2005
Kenny D. Rojas, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 29, 2005
Shaker T. Guy, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 29, 2005
Raymond D. Hill II, 39, Army National Guard Captain, Oct 29, 2005
Joel P. Dameron, 27, Marine Staff Sergeant, Oct 30, 2005
Michael Paul Hodshire, 25, Marine Sergeant, Oct 30, 2005
William J. Byler, 23, Army Specialist, Oct 31, 2005
Adam R. "A.J." Johnson, 22, Army Private, Oct 31, 2005
David J. Martin, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 31, 2005
Jonathan Tessar, 36, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 31, 2005
Robert C. Oneto-Sikorski, 33, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Oct 31, 2005
Derence W. Jack, 31, Army Reserve Specialist, Oct 31, 2005
Matthew R. Kading, 32, Army Reserve Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 31, 2005
Wilgene T. Lieto, 28, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Oct 31, 2005
Daniel A. Tsue, 27, Marine Sergeant, Nov 01, 2005
Allan M. Espiritu, 28, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, Nov 01, 2005
Dennis J. Ferderer Jr., 20, Army Specialist, Nov 02, 2005
Tyler R. MacKenzie, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 02, 2005
Joshua J. Munger, 22, Army Specialist, Nov 02, 2005
Benjamin A. Smith, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 02, 2005
Mark J. Procopio, 28, Army National Guard 2nd Lieutenant, Nov 02, 2005
Gerald M. Bloomfield II, 38, Marine Major, Nov 02, 2005
Michael D. Martino, 32, Marine Captain, Nov 02, 2005
Darren D. Howe, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 03, 2005
Jeffrey P. Toczylowski, 30, Army Major, Nov 03, 2005
Daniel J. Pratt, 48, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 03, 2005
Kyle B. Wehrly, 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Nov 03, 2005
Jason A. Fegler, 24, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 04, 2005
James M. Gurbisz, 25, Army Captain, Nov 04, 2005
Dustin A. Yancey, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 04, 2005
Timothy D. Brown, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Nov 04, 2005
Darrell W. Boatman, 38, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Nov 04, 2005
Thomas A. Wren, 44, Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel, Nov 05, 2005
Joel E. Cahill, 34, Army Captain, Nov 06, 2005
James F. Hayes, 48, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 06, 2005
Ryan J. Sorensen, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 06, 2005
Brian L. Freeman, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 07, 2005
Robert C. Pope II, 22, Army Specialist, Nov 07, 2005
Mario A. Reyes, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 07, 2005
Justin S. Smith, 28, Army 1st Lieutenant, Nov 07, 2005
Alwyn C. "Al" Cashe, 35, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 08, 2005
Jeremy P. Tamburello, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 08, 2005
Michael C. Parrott, 49, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Nov 10, 2005
Joshua A. Terando, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Nov 10, 2005
Daniel Freeman Swaim, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 10, 2005
Tyrone L. Chisholm, 27, Army Sergeant, Nov 11, 2005
Donald E. Fisher II, 21, Army Corporal, Nov 11, 2005
Antonio "Tony" Mendez Sanchez, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 11, 2005
Stephen J. Sutherland, 33, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 12, 2005
David A. Mendez Ruiz, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 12, 2005
Scott A. Zubowski, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 12, 2005
John M. Longoria, 21, Marine Corporal, Nov 14, 2005
Christopher M. McCrackin, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 14, 2005
Ramon J. Mendoza Jr., 37, Marine Major, Nov 14, 2005
James E. Estep, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 15, 2005
Travis J. Grigg, 24, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 15, 2005
Matthew J. Holley, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 15, 2005
Nickolas David Schiavoni, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 15, 2005
Dylan R. Paytas, 20, Army Private, Nov 16, 2005
Alexis Roman-Cruz, 33, Army Specialist, Nov 16, 2005
Roger W. Deeds, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
John A. "JT" Lucente, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
Donald R. McGlothin, 26, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, Nov 16, 2005
Jeremy E. Murray, 27, Marine Sergeant, Nov 16, 2005
Jeffry A. Rogers, 21, Marine Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
Joshua J. Ware, 20, Marine Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
Ivan Vargas Alarcon, 23, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 17, 2005
Vernon R. Widner, 34, Army Specialist, Nov 17, 2005
Anthony Alexander "Alex" Gaunky, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 18, 2005
Luis R. Reyes, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Nov 18, 2005
Christopher M. Alcozer, 21, Army Private, Nov 19, 2005
Jonathan F. Blair, 21, Army Corporal, Nov 19, 2005
Dominic Joseph Hinton, 24, Army Specialist, Nov 19, 2005
Michael J. Idanan, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 19, 2005
Edward Karolasz, 25, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 19, 2005
Anthony R. C. Yost, 39, Army Master Sergeant, Nov 19, 2005
Dennis W. Zilinski, 23, Army 1st Lieutenant, Nov 19, 2005
Miguel Terrazas, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 19, 2005
Tyler J. Troyer, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 19, 2005
Dominic J. Sacco, 32, Army Sergeant, Nov 20, 2005
John Wilson "J.W." Dearing, 21, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Nov 21, 2005
Denis J. Gallardo, 22, Army Sergeant, Nov 22, 2005
Aram J. Bass, 25, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 23, 2005
Allen J. Knop, 22, Army Specialist, Nov 23, 2005
William B. Meeuwsen, 24, Army Sergeant, Nov 23, 2005
Ryan D. Christensen, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 24, 2005
Marc A. Delgado, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 24, 2005
Eric P. Pearrow, 40, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 24, 2005
Steven C. Reynolds, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 24, 2005
Javier A. Villanueva, 25, Army Specialist, Nov 24, 2005
Gregory L. Tull, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Nov 25, 2005
Brett E. Angus, 40, Marine Master Sergeant, Nov 26, 2005
Donald J. Hasse, 28, Army Sergeant, Nov 29, 2005
Jerry W. Mills Jr., 23, Army Sergeant, Nov 29, 2005
Grzegorz Jakoniuk, 25, Army Sergeant, Nov 30, 2005
William D. Richardson, 30, Marine Staff Sergeant, Nov 30, 2005
Joshua D. Snyder, 20, Marine Corporal, Nov 30, 2005
William G. Taylor, 26, Marine Corporal, Nov 30, 2005
Brent A. Adams, 40, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 01, 2005
Daniel J. Clay, 27, Marine Staff Sergeant, Dec 01, 2005
John M. Holmason, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
David A. Huhn, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Adam Wade Kaiser, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Robert Alexander Martinez, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Anthony T. McElveen, 20, Marine Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Scott T. Modeen, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Andrew G. Patten, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Andy A. Stevens, 29, Marine Sergeant, Dec 01, 2005
Craig N. Watson, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Philip Allan Dodson Jr., 42, Army National Guard Sergeant, Dec 02, 2005
Marcus S. Futrell, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Dec 02, 2005
Philip L. Travis, 41, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 02, 2005
Jimmy Lee Shelton, 21, Army Corporal, Dec 03, 2005
Daniel M. Cuka, 27, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 04, 2005
Richard L. Schild, 40, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 04, 2005
Thomas C. Siekert, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Dec 06, 2005
Brian A. Wright, 19, Army National Guard Specialist, Dec 06, 2005
Michael C. Taylor, 23, Army Sergeant, Dec 07, 2005
Joseph P. Bier, 22, Marine Corporal, Dec 07, 2005
Kevin J. Smith, 28, Army 1st Lieutenant, Dec 08, 2005
Spencer C. Akers, 35, Army National Guard Sergeant, Dec 08, 2005
Milton Rivera-Vargas, 55, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 08, 2005
Adrian N. Orosco, 26, Army Sergeant, Dec 09, 2005
Julia V. Atkins, 22, Army Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
Kenith Casica, 32, Army Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
Clarence L. Floyd Jr., 28, Army Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
Travis L. Nelson, 41, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
James S. "Shawn" Moudy, 37, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 11, 2005
Keith A. Bennett, 32, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 11, 2005
Jared William Kubasak, 25, Army Specialist, Dec 12, 2005
Curtis A. Mitchell, 28, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 12, 2005
Lex S. Nelson, 21, Army Specialist, Dec 12, 2005
Brian C. Karim, 22, Army Sergeant, Dec 13, 2005
James C. Kesinger, 32, Army Specialist, Dec 13, 2005
Peter J. Navarro, 20, Army Specialist, Dec 13, 2005
Michael S. Zyla, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 13, 2005
Kenneth B. Pospisil, 35, Marine Staff Sergeant, Dec 14, 2005
Michael B. Presley, 21, Marine Corporal, Dec 14, 2005
Timothy R. Boyce, 29, Army Sergeant, Dec 15, 2005
Joseph Alan Lucas, 23, Army Specialist, Dec 15, 2005
Adam R. Fales, 21, Marine Corporal, Dec 16, 2005
Samuel Tapia, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 18, 2005
Johnnie V. Mason, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 19, 2005
Michael J. Cleary, 24, Army 1st Lieutenant, Dec 20, 2005
Richard Jr. DeGracia Naputi, 24, Army Specialist, Dec 20, 2005
Benjamin T. Britt, 24, Army 1st Lieutenant, Dec 22, 2005
William Lopez-Feliciano, 33, Army Specialist, Dec 22, 2005
Regina C. Reali, 25, Army Reserve Sergeant, Dec 23, 2005
Cheyenne C. Willey, 36, Army Reserve Specialist, Dec 23, 2005
Joseph J. Andres Jr., 34, Army Master Sergeant, Dec 24, 2005
Myla L. Maravillosa, 24, Army Reserve Sergeant, Dec 24, 2005
Anthony O. Cardinal, 20, Army Specialist, Dec 25, 2005
Sergio Gudino, 22, Army Specialist, Dec 25, 2005
Dominic R. Coles, 25, Army Sergeant, Dec 26, 2005
Richard Matthew "Matt" Salter, 44, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Dec 26, 2005
Isaias E. Santos, 28, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Dec 26, 2005
Dane O. Carver, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Dec 26, 2005
Joshua M. Morberg, 20, Army Private, Dec 27, 2005
Lance S. Sage, 26, Army Specialist, Dec 27, 2005
Aaron M. Forbes, 24, Army Specialist, Dec 28, 2005
George Anthony "Tony" Lutz II, 25, Army Private 1st Class, Dec 29, 2005
Prince K. Teewia, 27, Army Specialist, Dec 29, 2005
Shawn Christopher Dostie, 32, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 30, 2005
Jonathan R. Pfender, 22, Army Private, Dec 30, 2005
Ayman A. Taha, 31, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 30, 2005
Marcelino Ronald Corniel, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Dec 31, 2005
Jason Lee Bishop, 31, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jan 01, 2006
Christopher J. Vanderhorn, 37, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 01, 2006
William F. Hecker III, 37, Army Major, Jan 05, 2006
Jason Lopezreyes, 29, Army Sergeant, Jan 05, 2006
Robbie M. Mariano, 21, Army Private, Jan 05, 2006
Johnny J. Peralez Jr., 25, Army Sergeant, Jan 05, 2006
Christopher P. Petty, 33, Army Captain, Jan 05, 2006
Ryan D. Walker, 25, Army Specialist, Jan 05, 2006
Stephen J. White, 39, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jan 05, 2006
Michael E. McLaughlin, 44, Army National Guard Lieutenant Colonel, Jan 05, 2006
Adam Leigh Cann, 23, Marine Sergeant, Jan 05, 2006
Albert Pasquale Gettings, 27, Marine Corporal, Jan 05, 2006
Ryan S. McCurdy, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 05, 2006
Radhames Camilomatos, 24, Army Sergeant, Jan 07, 2006
Joseph D. deMoors, 36, Army 1st Lieutenant, Jan 07, 2006
Douglas A. LaBouff, 36, Army Major, Jan 07, 2006
Michael R. Martinez, 43, Army Major, Jan 07, 2006
Clinton R. Upchurch, 31, Army Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Jaime L. Campbell, 25, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Jan 07, 2006
Michael I. Edwards, 26, Army National Guard Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Jacob E. Melson, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Chester W. Troxel, 45, Army National Guard Chief Warrant Officer 4, Jan 07, 2006
Stuart M. Anderson, 44, Army Reserve Major, Jan 07, 2006
Nathan R. Field, 23, Army Reserve Sergeant, Jan 07, 2006
Robert T. Johnson, 20, Army Reserve Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Darren D. Braswell, 36, Dept. of Defense Civilian, Jan 07, 2006
Kyle W. Brown, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Jeriad P. Jacobs, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Jason T. Little, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Brett L. Lundstrom, 22, Marine Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Raul Mercado, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Michael Joseph McMullen, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jan 10, 2006
Mitchell K. Carver Jr., 31, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3, Jan 13, 2006
Kyle E. Jackson, 28, Army Chief Warrant Officer 2, Jan 13, 2006
Jonathan Kyle Price, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 13, 2006
Michael Anthony Jordan, 35, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, Jan 13, 2006
Justin J. Watts, 20, Marine Corporal, Jan 14, 2006
Kasper Allen Dudkiewicz, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 15, 2006
Dustin L. Kendall, 21, Army Specialist, Jan 15, 2006
Ruel M. Garcia, 34, Army Chief Warrant Officer 2, Jan 16, 2006
Rex C. Kenyon, 34, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3, Jan 16, 2006
Adam R. Shepherd, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 17, 2006
Dennis J. Flanagan, 22, Army Sergeant, Jan 20, 2006
Matthew C. Frantz, 23, Army Specialist, Jan 20, 2006
Rickey Scott, 30, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 20, 2006
Clifton J. Yazzie, 23, Army Specialist, Jan 20, 2006
Carlos Arrelano Pandura, 22, Marine Corporal, Jan 20, 2006
Brandon Christopher Dewey, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 20, 2006
Brian McElroy, 28, Air Force Staff Sergeant, Jan 22, 2006
Jason L. Norton, 32, Air Force Technical Sergeant, Jan 22, 2006
Lance M. Chase, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 23, 2006
Matthew D. Hunter, 31, Army Sergeant, Jan 23, 2006
Peter D. Wagler, 18, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 23, 2006
Lewis T. D. Calapini, 21, Marine Private, Jan 23, 2006
Joshua A. Scott, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 23, 2006
Sean H. Miles, 28, Marine Sergeant, Jan 24, 2006
Jerry M. "Michael" Durbin Jr., 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 25, 2006
Joshua Allen Johnson, 24, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jan 25, 2006
Hugo R. Lopez Lopez, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 27, 2006
David L. Herrera, 26, Army Sergeant, Jan 28, 2006
Brian J. Schoff, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 28, 2006
Felipe C. Barbosa, 21, Marine Corporal, Jan 28, 2006
Garrison C. Avery, 23, Army 1st Lieutenant, Feb 01, 2006
Marlon A. Bustamante, 25, Army Specialist, Feb 01, 2006
Anthony Chad Owens, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 01, 2006
Caesar S. Viglienzone, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 01, 2006
Sean T. Cardelli, 20, Marine Private 1st Class, Feb 01, 2006
Simon T. Cox Jr., 30, Army 1st Lieutenant, Feb 02, 2006
Walter B. Howard II, 35, Army Specialist, Feb 02, 2006
Scott A. Messer, 26, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 02, 2006
Lance S. Cornett, 33, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Feb 03, 2006
Jesse M. Zamora, 22, Army Specialist, Feb 03, 2006
Roberto L. Martinez Salazar, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 04, 2006
Jeremiah J. Boehmer, 22, Army Sergeant, Feb 05, 2006
William S. Hayes III, 23, Army Specialist, Feb 05, 2006
Sergio A. Mercedes Saez, 23, Army Specialist, Feb 05, 2006
Christopher R. Morningstar, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 05, 2006
Patrick W. Herried, 29, Army Specialist, Feb 06, 2006
Orville Gerena, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 06, 2006
David S. Parr, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 06, 2006
Brandon S. Schuck, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 06, 2006
Jacob D. "Jake" Spann, 21, Marine Private 1st Class, Feb 06, 2006
Allen D. Kokesh Jr., 21, Army National Guard Specialist, Feb 07, 2006
Steven L. Phillips, 27, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 07, 2006
Javier Chavez Jr., 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Feb 09, 2006
Ross A. Smith, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 09, 2006
Felipe J. Garcia Villareal, 26, Army Specialist, Feb 12, 2006
Andrew J. Kemple, 23, Army Corporal, Feb 12, 2006
Nicholas Wilson, 25, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Feb 12, 2006
Matthew Ron Barnes, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 14, 2006
Michael S. Probst, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 14, 2006
Rusty L. Washam, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 14, 2006
Anthony R. Garcia, 48, Army Captain, Feb 17, 2006
Amos C. Edwards Jr., 41, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Feb 17, 2006
Charles E. Matheny IV, 23, Army Sergeant, Feb 18, 2006
Matthew D. Conley, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 18, 2006
Jessie Davila, 29, Army National Guard Sergeant, Feb 20, 2006
Daniel J. Kuhlmeier, 30, Dept. of the Air Force Civilian, Feb 20, 2006
Jay T. Collado, 31, Marine Staff Sergeant, Feb 20, 2006
Almar L. Fitzgerald, 23, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, Feb 21, 2006
Gregson G. Gourley, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Curtis T. Howard II, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Rickey E. Jones, 21, Army Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Christopher L. Marion, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 22, 2006
Gordon F. Misner II, 23, Army Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Allan A. Morr, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 22, 2006
Thomas J. Wilwerth, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 22, 2006
Dimitri Muscat, 21, Army Sergeant, Feb 24, 2006
Joshua Francis Powers, 21, Army Private, Feb 24, 2006
Benjamin C. Schuster, 21, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Feb 25, 2006
John Joshua Thornton, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 25, 2006
Adam J. VanAlstine, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 25, 2006
Clay P. Farr, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 26, 2006
Joshua U. Humble, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 26, 2006
Joshua M. Pearce, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 26, 2006
Christopher J. Schornak, 28, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 26, 2006
Dwayne Peter R. Lewis, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 27, 2006
Tina M. Priest, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 01, 2006
Christopher S. Merchant, 32, Army National Guard Specialist, Mar 01, 2006
Joshua V. Youmans, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Mar 01, 2006
Matthew A. Snyder, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 03, 2006
Kevin P. Jessen, 28, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 05, 2006
Adam O. Zanutto, 26, Marine Corporal, Mar 06, 2006
Ricky Salas Jr., 22, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 07, 2006
Justin R. Martone, 31, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Mar 07, 2006
John D. Fry, 28, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Mar 08, 2006
Bunny Long, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 10, 2006
Amy A. Duerksen, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 11, 2006
Kristen K. Marino (Figueroa), 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 12, 2006
Corey A. Dan, 22, Army Sergeant, Mar 13, 2006
Bryan A. Lewis, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 13, 2006
Marco A. Silva, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 13, 2006
Angelo A. Zawaydeh, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 15, 2006
Carlos M. Gonzalez, 22, Army Specialist, Mar 16, 2006
Amanda N. Pinson, 21, Army Sergeant, Mar 16, 2006
Nyle Yates III, 22, Army Corporal, Mar 16, 2006
Ricardo Barraza, 24, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 18, 2006
Dale G. Brehm, 23, Army Sergeant, Mar 18, 2006
Antoine J. McKinzie, 25, Army Specialist, Mar 21, 2006
Brock A. Beery, 30, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Mar 23, 2006
Randy D. McCaulley, 44, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Mar 23, 2006
Frederick A. Carlson, 25, Army National Guard Specialist, Mar 25, 2006
Michael D. Rowe, 23, Army Sergeant, Mar 28, 2006
Sean D. Tharp, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 28, 2006
Robert Hernandez, 47, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Mar 28, 2006
Walter M. Moss Jr., 37, Air Force Technical Sergeant, Mar 30, 2006
Joseph J. Duenas, 23, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 30, 2006
Jacob Walter Beisel, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 31, 2006
Darrell P. Clay, 34, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 01, 2006
Israel Devora Garcia, 23, Army Sergeant, Apr 01, 2006
Michael L. Hartwick, 37, Army Chief Warrant Officer (CW3), Apr 01, 2006
Timothy J. Moshier, 25, Army Captain, Apr 01, 2006
Jeremy W. Ehle, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 02, 2006
Andres Aguilar Jr., 21, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
David A. Bass, 20, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Patrick J. Gallagher, 27, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Kun Y. Kim, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Eric A. McIntosh, 29, Marine Staff Sergeant, Apr 02, 2006
Eric A. Palmisano, 27, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Scott J. Procopio, 20, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Felipe D. Sandoval-Flores, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Brian R. St. Germain, 22, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Abraham G. Twitchell, 28, Marine Staff Sergeant, Apr 02, 2006
Marcques J. Nettles, 22, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Apr 02, 2006
Geovani Padilla Aleman, 20, Navy Hospitalman, Apr 02, 2006
Ty J. Johnson, 28, Army Specialist, Apr 04, 2006
Dustin J. Harris, 21, Army Specialist, Apr 06, 2006
Daniel L. Sesker, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Apr 06, 2006
Chase A. Edwards, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Apr 06, 2006
Bryan N. Taylor, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 06, 2006
Richard P. Waller, 22, Marine Corporal, Apr 07, 2006
Shawn R. Creighton, 21, Army Specialist, Apr 08, 2006
Jody W. Missildine, 19, Army Private, Apr 08, 2006
Philip John Martini, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 08, 2006
Juana NavarroArellano, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 08, 2006
David S. Collins, 24, Army Specialist, Apr 09, 2006
Joseph I. Love-Fowler, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 09, 2006
Gregory S. Rogers, 42, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Apr 09, 2006
James W. "Will" Gardner, 22, Army Specialist, Apr 10, 2006
Randall L. Lamberson, 36, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Apr 10, 2006
Joseph A. Blanco, 25, Army Corporal, Apr 11, 2006
James F. Costello III, 27, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 11, 2006
Kenneth D. Hess, 26, Army Specialist, Apr 11, 2006
George R. Roehl Jr., 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 11, 2006
Scott M. Bandhold, 37, Army Specialist, Apr 12, 2006
Roland E. Calderon-Ascencio, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 12, 2006
Marcus S. Glimpse, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 12, 2006
Andrew K. Waits, 23, Army Specialist, Apr 13, 2006
Salem Bachar, 20, Marine Corporal, Apr 13, 2006
Stephen Joseph Perez, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 13, 2006
Darin T. Settle, 23, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 14, 2006
Mark W. Melcher, 34, Army National Guard Specialist, Apr 15, 2006
Derrick J. Cothran, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 15, 2006
Pablo V. Mayorga, 33, Marine Corporal, Apr 15, 2006
Justin D. Sims, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 15, 2006
Ryan G. Winslow, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Apr 15, 2006
Clinton W. Cubert, 38, Army National Guard Master Sergeant, Apr 16, 2006
Ian P. Weikel, 31, Army Captain, Apr 18, 2006
Robert J. Settle, 25, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 19, 2006
Patrick A. Tinnell, 25, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 19, 2006
Jason C. Ramseyer, 28, Marine Staff Sergeant, Apr 20, 2006
Jacob H. Allcott, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 22, 2006
Michael E. Bouthot, 19, Army Private, Apr 22, 2006
Kyle A. Colnot, 23, Army Sergeant, Apr 22, 2006
Eric D. King, 29, Army Specialist, Apr 22, 2006
Travis C. Zimmerman, 19, Army Private, Apr 22, 2006
Eric R. Lueken, 23, Marine Corporal, Apr 22, 2006
Jason B. Daniel, 21, Army Corporal, Apr 23, 2006
Robert W. Ehney, 26, Army Sergeant, Apr 23, 2006
Shawn Thomas Lasswell Jr., 21, Army Corporal, Apr 23, 2006
Metodio A. Bandonill, 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 24, 2006
Aaron William Simons, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 24, 2006
Raymond L. Henry, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 25, 2006
Richard J. Herrema, 27, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Apr 25, 2006
Michael L. Ford, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 26, 2006
Bobby Mendez, 38, Army 1st Sergeant, Apr 27, 2006
Mark A. Wall, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 27, 2006
Matthew A. Webber, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Apr 27, 2006
Jose Gomez, 23, Army Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Bryant A. Herlem, 37, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Edward G. Davis III, 31, Marine Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Brandon M. Hardy, 25, Marine Corporal, Apr 28, 2006
Lea R. Mills, 21, Marine Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Steve M. Sakoda, 29, Army Sergeant, Apr 29, 2006
Robbie Glen Light, 21, Army Corporal, May 01, 2006
Robert L. Moscillo, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 01, 2006
Christopher M. Eckhardt, 19, Army Private 1st Class, May 03, 2006
Benjamin T. Zieske, 20, Army Private 1st Class, May 03, 2006
Joseph E. Proctor, 38, Army National Guard Sergeant, May 03, 2006
Brian S. Letendre, 27, Marine Reserve Captain, May 03, 2006
Bryan L. Quinton, 24, Army Specialist, May 04, 2006
Gavin B. Reinke, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, May 04, 2006
Stephen R. Bixler, 20, Marine Corporal, May 04, 2006
Elisha R. Parker, 21, Marine Sergeant, May 04, 2006
Alva L. Gaylord, 25, Army Private, May 05, 2006
Carlos N. Saenz, 46, Army Sergeant, May 05, 2006
Teodoro Torres, 29, Army 1st Sergeant, May 05, 2006
Nathan J. Vacho, 29, Army Sergeant, May 05, 2006
Dale James Kelly Jr., 48, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, May 06, 2006
David Michael Veverka, 25, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, May 06, 2006
Leon Deraps, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, May 06, 2006
Matthew J. Fenton, 24, Marine Sergeant, May 06, 2006
Cory L. Palmer, 21, Marine Corporal, May 06, 2006
Emmanuel L. Legaspi, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, May 07, 2006
Gregory A. Wagner, 35, Army Staff Sergeant, May 08, 2006
Aaron P. Latimer, 26, Army Specialist, May 09, 2006
Alessandro Carbonaro, 28, Marine Sergeant, May 10, 2006
Armer N. Burkart, 26, Army Specialist, May 11, 2006
Eric D. Clark, 22, Army Specialist, May 11, 2006
Stephen P. Snowberger III, 18, Army Private, May 11, 2006
Jason K. Burnett, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, May 11, 2006
David J. GramesSanchez, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 11, 2006
Michael L. Licalzi, 24, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, May 11, 2006
Steve Vahaviolos, 21, Marine Corporal, May 11, 2006
Brandon L. Teeters, 21, Army Specialist, May 12, 2006
Adam C. Conboy, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 12, 2006
Ron Gebur, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, May 13, 2006
Richard Z. James, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, May 13, 2006
John W. Engeman, 45, Army Chief Warrant Officer 4, May 14, 2006
Jamie D. Weeks, 47, Army Chief Warrant Officer 5, May 14, 2006
Robert H. West, 37, Army Master Sergeant, May 14, 2006
Matthew W. Worrel, 34, Army Major, May 14, 2006
Shane Mahaffee, 36, Army Reserve Captain, May 14, 2006
Jose S. Marin-Dominguez Jr., 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 14, 2006
Hatak Yuka Keyu M. Yearby, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 14, 2006
Grant Allen Dampier, 25, Army Private 1st Class, May 15, 2006
Marion Flint Jr., 29, Army Staff Sergeant, May 15, 2006
Santiago M. Halsel, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, May 16, 2006
Lee Hamilton Deal, 23, Navy Petty Officer Third Class, May 17, 2006
Lonnie Calvin Allen Jr., 26, Army Sergeant, May 18, 2006
Nicholas Cournoyer, 25, Army Private 1st Class, May 18, 2006
Daniel E. Holland, 43, Army Lieutenant Colonel, May 18, 2006
Robert Seidel III, 23, Army Lieutenant, May 18, 2006
William B. Fulks, 23, Marine Corporal, May 18, 2006
Benito A. Ramirez, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 21, 2006
David Christoff Jr., 25, Marine Sergeant, May 22, 2006
William J. Leusink, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 22, 2006
Michael L. Hermanson, 21, Army National Guard Specialist, May 23, 2006
Steven Freund, 20, Marine Private, May 23, 2006
Robert G. Posivio III, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 23, 2006
Robert E. Blair, 22, Army Specialist, May 25, 2006
Douglas A. DiCenzo, 30, Army Captain, May 25, 2006
Caleb A. Lufkin, 24, Army Private 1st Class, May 25, 2006
Adam Lucas, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, May 26, 2006
In Afghanistan
Alexander, Leroy E.,27, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, June 3, 2005
Robinson, Charles D.,29, U.S. Army Captain, June 3, 2005
Kelley, Michael J.,26, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant, June 8, 2005
Hernandez, Emmanuel,22, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, June 8, 2005
Cervantes, Victor H.,27, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, June 10, 2005
Piper, Christopher N., 43, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, June 16, 2005
Dively, Duane W., 43, U.S. Air Force Major, June 22, 2005
Joyce, Kevin B., 19, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, June 25, 2005
Goare, Shamus O.,29, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, June 28, 2005
Goodnature, Corey J., 35, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer, June 28, 2005
Jacoby, Kip A.,21, U.S. Army Sergeant, June 28, 2005
Muralles, Marcus V., 33, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, June 28, 2005
Ponder III, James W. Tré, 36, U.S. Army Master Sergeant, June 28, 2005
Reich, Stephen C., 34, U.S. Army Major, June 28, 2005
Russell, Michael L., 31, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, June 28, 2005
Scherkenbach, Chris J., 40, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer, June 28, 2005
Fontan, Jacques J., 36, U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer, June 28, 2005
Healy, Daniel R., 36, U.S. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer, June 28, 2005
Kristensen, Erik S., 33, U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander, June 28, 2005
Lucas, Jeffery A., 33, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, June 28, 2005
McGreevy Jr., Michael M., 30, U.S. Navy Lieutenant, June 28, 2005
Patton, Eric Shane,22, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Suh, James,28, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Taylor, Jeffrey S., 30, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, June 28, 2005
Dietz, Danny P.,25, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Murphy, Michael P.,29, U.S. Navy Lieutenant, June 28, 2005
Axelson, Matthew G.,29, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Palmerton, Jason T.,25, U.S. Army Sergeant, July 23, 2005
Schafer, Michael W.,25, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, July 25, 2005
Clark Jr., Theodore, 31, U.S. Marine Gunnery Sergeant, August 4, 2005
Garza, Damian J., 19, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, August 4, 2005
Henderson Jr., John M.,21, U.S. Army Private, August 4, 2005
Falkel, Christopher M.,22, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, August 8, 2005
Katzenberger, Christopher M.,25, U.S. Army Specialist, August 9, 2005
Heselton, Edward R.,23, U.S. Army Reserve Sergeant, August 11, 2005
Chandler, Jeremy A., 30, U.S. Army Captain, August 11, 2005
Walker, Laura M.,24, U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant, August 18, 2005
Davis, Robert G.,23, U.S. Army Sergeant, August 18, 2005
George, Phillip C.,22, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, August 18, 2005
Hall, Blake W.,20, U.S. Army Specialist, August 21, 2005
Hyland, Joshua M., 31, U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant, August 21, 2005
Lehmiller, Michael R.,23, U.S. Army Sergeant, August 21, 2005
Palmer, Christopher L.,22, U.S. Army Private, August 21, 2005
Campbell, Damion G.,23, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, August 26, 2005
Hines, Derek S.,25, U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant , September 1, 2005
Nass, Ryan J.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal , September 3, 2005
Flynn, John M., 36, U.S. Army National Guard Chief Warrant Officer, September 25, 2005
Stewart, Patrick D., 35, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant, September 25, 2005
Stump, Adrian B.,22, U.S. Army National Guard Warrant Officer, September 25, 2005
Baum, Tane T., 30, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant, September 25, 2005
Ross, Kenneth G.,24, U.S. Army Sergeant, September 25, 2005
White, Robert F., 34, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, September 26, 2005
Valdez, Steven A.,20, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, September 26, 2005
Doles, John G.,29, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, September 30, 2005
Stoddard Jr., James J.,29, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, September 30, 2005
Armstead, Moses E., 44, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, October 6, 2005
Franklin, Benny S., 19, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, October 7, 2005
Ezernack, Troy S., 39, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, October 9, 2005
Mullen, Scott J.,22, U.S. Army Specialist, October 14, 2005
Moreno, Fabricio,26, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, October 14, 2005
Cruz, Joseph,22, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, October 16, 2005
Nixon, Travis W.,24, U.S. Army Not reported yet, October 29, 2005
Ochsner, James S., 36, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, November 15, 2005
Steyart, Matthew P.,21, U.S. Army Specialist, November 22, 2005
Turpin, Emory J.,23, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, November 20, 2005
Morton, John D., 31, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, December 15, 2005
Hasenauer, Jason D.,21, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, December 28, 2005
Meister, Tobias C., 30, U.S. Army Reserve 1st Sergeant, December 28, 2005
Brixey Jr., Billy D.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, January 27, 2006
Fralish, John T., 30, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, February 6, 2006
Bertolino, Matthew L.,20, U.S. Marine Private 1st Class, February 9, 2006
Dazachacon, Edwin H., 38, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, February 13, 2006
Newman, Clinton T.,26, U.S. Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, February 13, 2006
Gonsalves, Chad A., 31, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, February 13, 2006
Montrond, Alberto D.,27, U.S. Army Sergeant, February 13, 2006
Dronet, Brandon R., 33, U.S. Marine 1st Lieutenant, February 17, 2006
Fordyce, James F.,22, U.S. Marine Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Large Jr., Samuel W.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, February 17, 2006
Levens, Donnie Leo F.,25, U.S. Marine Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Marcellus, Matthieu, 31, U.S. Marine Corporal, February 17, 2006
McColley, Jonathan E.,23, U.S. Marine Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Sovie, Nicholas J.,20, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, February 17, 2006
Willard, Bryan D., 33, U.S. Marine Captain, February 17, 2006
Good, Alecia S.,23, U.S. Air Force Senior Airman, February 17, 2006
Melendez Sanchez, Luis M., 33, U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Elizarraras, Emigdio E., 37, U.S. Army Master Sergeant, February 28, 2006
Ray, Joseph R.,29, U.S. Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, March 12, 2006
Akins, Kevin D.,29, U.S. Army Reserve Sergeant, March 12, 2006
Hiett, Anton J.,25, U.S. Army Reserve Sergeant, March 12, 2006
Hill, Joshua Lee,24, U.S. Army Reserve Specialist, March 12, 2006
Anderson, Nicholas R.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, March 13, 2006
Robinson, Christopher L., 36, U.S. Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, March 25, 2006
Stone, John Thomas, 52, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, March 29, 2006
Adamkavicius, Clayton Lee, 43, U.S. Army National Guard Captain, April 21, 2006
Fenty, Joseph J., 41, U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, May 5, 2006
Totten, Eric W., 34, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 3, May 5, 2006
Donaldson, Christopher B., 28, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer, May 5, 2006
Howick, Christopher T., 34, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, May 5, 2006
Brewster, Bryan A., 24, U.S. Army Sergeant, May 5, 2006
Griffith, John C., 33, U.S. Army Sergeant, May 5, 2006
Wiekamp, Jeffery S., 23, U.S. Army Sergeant, May 5, 2006
O’Donohoe, Justin L., 27, U.S. Army Specialist, May 5, 2006
Timmons Jr., David N.,23, U.S. Army Specialist, May 5, 2006
Moquin Jr., Brian M., 19, U.S. Army Private, May 5, 2006
Longsworth, Christian, 26, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, May 19, 2006
Did you know...
Decoration Day (now called Memorial Day) was created the year after the Civil War ended. It was to "decorate" the graves of fallen Union soldiers.
As a veteran, I have an attachment to Memorial Day. Veterans who have died for their country have a special place where honored warriors walk in peace and tranquility. These men and women gave up their lives to ensure the family and friends can live with the freedom and liberty they deserve.
For all of the military and civilian support that have died for this freedom, thank you.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). At 3:00PM local time, observe 5 minutes of silence. The following is a list of the United States Soldiers who have died since the last Memorial Day:
In Iraq
Derek Argel, 28, Air Force Captain, May 30, 2005
Casey Crate, 26, Air Force Staff Sergeant, May 30, 2005
William Downs, 40, Air Force Major, May 30, 2005
Jeremy Fresques, 26, Air Force Captain, May 30, 2005
Jeffrey B. Starr, 22, Marine Corporal, May 30, 2005
Steven M. Langmack, 33, Army Sergeant 1st Class, May 31, 2005
Miguel A. Ramos, 39, Army Reserve Sergeant, May 31, 2005
Phillip C. Edmundson, 22, Army Specialist, Jun 01, 2005
Louis E. Niedermeier, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 01, 2005
Virgil R. Case, 37, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jun 01, 2005
Linda J. Villar, 41, Dept. of the Army Civilian, Jun 03, 2005
Antonio Mendoza, 21, Marine Corporal, Jun 03, 2005
Eric J. Poelman, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 05, 2005
Brian Scott "Scotty" Ulbrich, 23, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 05, 2005
Justin L. Vasquez, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Jun 05, 2005
Theodore S. Westhusing, 44, Army Colonel, Jun 05, 2005
Carrie L. French, 19, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 05, 2005
Brian M. Romines, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 06, 2005
Robert T. Mininger, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 06, 2005
Jonathan L. Smith, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 06, 2005
Eric T. Burri, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 07, 2005
Terrence K. Crowe, 44, Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel, Jun 07, 2005
Roberto Arizola Jr., 31, Army Sergeant, Jun 08, 2005
Michael J. Fasnacht, 25, Army 1st Lieutenant, Jun 08, 2005
Douglas E. Kashmer, 27, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 08, 2005
Louis E. Allen, 34, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Jun 08, 2005
Phillip T. Esposito, 30, Army National Guard Captain, Jun 08, 2005
Marc Lucas Tucker, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 08, 2005
Mark O. Edwards, 40, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jun 09, 2005
David Joseph Murray, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 09, 2005
Daniel Chavez, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Dustin V. Birch, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Thomas O. Keeling, 23, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Devon Paul Seymour, 21, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Brad D. Squires, 26, Marine Reserve Corporal, Jun 09, 2005
Mario Alberto Castillo, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 10, 2005
Andrew J. Kilpela, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 10, 2005
Stanley J. Lapinski, 35, Army Corporal, Jun 11, 2005
Neil A. Prince, 35, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jun 11, 2005
Larry R. Arnold Sr., 46, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 11, 2005
Casey Byers, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 11, 2005
Terrance D. Lee Sr., 25, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 11, 2005
Anthony D. Kinslow, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 13, 2005
Larry R. Kuhns Jr., 24, Army Sergeant, Jun 13, 2005
John J. Mattek Jr., 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 13, 2005
Anthony G. Jones, 25, Army Sergeant, Jun 14, 2005
Michael Ray Hayes, 29, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Jun 14, 2005
Nathan B. Clemons, 20, Marine Private 1st Class, Jun 14, 2005
Joshua P. Klinger, 21, Marine Private 1st Class, Jun 14, 2005
Jonathan R. Flores, 18, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Jesse Jaime, 22, Marine Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Chad B. Maynard, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Tyler S. Trovillion, 23, Marine Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Dion M. Whitley, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 15, 2005
Cesar O. Baez, 37, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, Jun 15, 2005
Anthony S. Cometa, 21, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 16, 2005
Erik R. Heldt, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 16, 2005
John W. Maloney, 36, Marine Captain, Jun 16, 2005
Robert M. Horrigan, 40, Army Master Sergeant, Jun 17, 2005
Michael L. McNulty, 36, Army Master Sergeant, Jun 17, 2005
Noah Harris, 23, Army 1st Lieutenant, Jun 18, 2005
William A. Long, 26, Army Corporal, Jun 18, 2005
Adam J. Crumpler, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 18, 2005
Christopher R. Kilpatrick, 18, Army Private 1st Class, Jun 20, 2005
Christopher L. Hoskins, 21, Army Specialist, Jun 21, 2005
Nicholas R. Idalski, 23, Army Specialist, Jun 21, 2005
James D. Stewart, 29, Army Sergeant, Jun 21, 2005
Brian A. Vaughn, 23, Army Specialist, Jun 21, 2005
Arnold Duplantier II, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 22, 2005
Christopher W. Phelps, 39, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jun 23, 2005
Joseph M. Tackett, 22, Army Sergeant, Jun 23, 2005
Holly A. Charette, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Veashna Muy, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Chad W. Powell, 22, Marine Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Ramona M. Valdez, 20, Marine Corporal, Jun 23, 2005
Regina R. Clark, 43, Naval Reserve Petty Officer 1st Class, Jun 23, 2005
Carlos Pineda, 23, Marine Corporal, Jun 24, 2005
Charles A. Kaufman, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Jun 26, 2005
Matthew S. Coutu, 23, Army 2nd Lieutenant, Jun 27, 2005
Keith R. Mariotti, 39, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Jun 27, 2005
Steven E. Shepard, 30, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Jun 27, 2005
Rafael A. "T. J." Carrillo Jr., 21, Army Specialist, Jun 28, 2005
Manny Hornedo, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 28, 2005
Robert E. Hall Jr., 30, Army Reserve Specialist, Jun 28, 2005
Chad M. Mercer, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jun 30, 2005
Jeremy A. Brown, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 03, 2005
Ryan J. Montgomery, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Jul 03, 2005
Scottie L. Bright, 36, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 05, 2005
Lyle J. Cambridge, 23, Army Corporal, Jul 05, 2005
Christopher W. Dickison, 26, Army Specialist, Jul 05, 2005
Anthony M. Mazzarella, 22, Army Private, Jul 05, 2005
Deyson K. Cariaga, 20, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 08, 2005
Hoby F. Bradfield Jr., 22, Army Specialist, Jul 09, 2005
Eric Paul Woods, 26, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 09, 2005
Joseph P. Goodrich, 32, Marine Reserve Staff Sergeant, Jul 10, 2005
Ryan J. Kovacicek, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jul 10, 2005
Timothy J. Sutton, 22, Army Sergeant, Jul 11, 2005
Benyahmin B. Yahudah, 24, Army Specialist, Jul 13, 2005
Timothy J. Hines Jr., 21, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 14, 2005
Tricia L. Jameson, 34, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jul 14, 2005
Clifton Blake Mounce, 22, Marine Corporal, Jul 14, 2005
Christopher D. Winchester, 23, Marine Corporal, Jul 14, 2005
Jared D. Hartley, 22, Army Specialist, Jul 15, 2005
Jorge Luis Pena-Romero, 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 16, 2005
Travis S. Cooper, 24, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 16, 2005
Ronald T. Wood, 28, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Jul 16, 2005
Ronnie D. Williams, 26, Army Specialist, Jul 17, 2005
Frank F. Tiai, 45, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Jul 17, 2005
Efrain Sanchez Jr., 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Jul 17, 2005
Lavena L. Johnson, 19, Army Private, Jul 19, 2005
Arthur R. McGill, 25, Army Sergeant, Jul 19, 2005
Jefferey J. Farrow, 28, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Jul 19, 2005
Steven P. Gill, 24, Marine Reserve Corporal, Jul 21, 2005
Travis L. Youngblood, 26, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Jul 21, 2005
Bryan James Opskar, 32, Marine Sergeant, Jul 23, 2005
Ernest W. Dallas Jr., 21, Army Specialist, Jul 24, 2005
Jason W. Montefering, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Milton M. Monzon Jr., 21, Army Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Christopher J. Taylor, 22, Army Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Ramon A. Villatoro Jr., 19, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 24, 2005
Jacques Earl "Gus" Brunson, 30, Army National Guard Specialist, Jul 24, 2005
Carl Ray Fuller, 44, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
James Ondra Kinlow, 35, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
John Frank Thomas, 33, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 24, 2005
Adam J. Harting, 21, Army Specialist, Jul 25, 2005
Adrian J. Butler, 28, Army Specialist, Jul 27, 2005
Edward L. Myers, 21, Army Specialist, Jul 27, 2005
John O. Tollefson, 22, Army Specialist, Jul 27, 2005
Benjamin D. Jansky, 28, Army Reserve Captain, Jul 27, 2005
Christopher P. Lyons, 24, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Jul 28, 2005
Andre L. Williams, 23, Marine Reserve Corporal, Jul 28, 2005
Ernesto R. Guerra, 20, Army Private, Jul 29, 2005
Jason D. Scheuerman, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 30, 2005
Robert A. Swaney, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Jul 30, 2005
Victor A. Anderson, 39, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Jul 30, 2005
Jonathon C. Haggin, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 30, 2005
David R. Jones Sr., 45, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Jul 30, 2005
Ronnie L. "Rod" Shelley Sr., 34, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jul 30, 2005
James D. Carroll, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Jul 31, 2005
Jeffrey A. Boskovitch, 25, Marine Reserve Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
Roger D. Castleberry Jr., 26, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
David J. Coullard, 32, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 01, 2005
Daniel Nathan Deyarmin Jr., 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
James R. Graham III, 25, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 01, 2005
Brian P. Montgomery, 26, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 01, 2005
Nathaniel S. Rock, 26, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 01, 2005
James D. McNaughton, 27, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Aug 02, 2005
Thomas C. Hull, 41, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, Aug 02, 2005
Jerry Lewis Ganey Jr., 29, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 03, 2005
Mathew V. Gibbs, 21, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 03, 2005
Charles Houghton Warren, 36, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 03, 2005
Adam J. Strain, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Timothy Michael Bell Jr., 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Eric J. Bernholtz, 23, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Nicholas William B. Bloem, 20, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Michael J. Cifuentes, 25, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Christopher Jenkins Dyer, 19, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Grant B. Fraser, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Bradley J. Harper, 25, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 03, 2005
Justin F. Hoffman, 27, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Aug 03, 2005
David Kenneth J. Kreuter, 26, Marine Reserve Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Aaron H. Reed, 21, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Edward August Schroeder II, 23, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
David S. Stewart, 24, Marine Reserve Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Kevin G. Waruinge, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
William Brett Wightman, 22, Marine Reserve Lance Corporal, Aug 03, 2005
Nils George Thompson, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 04, 2005
Chad J. Simon, 32, Marine Reserve Staff Sergeant, Aug 04, 2005
Brett Eugene Walden, 40, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 05, 2005
Robert V. Derenda, 42, Army Reserve Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 05, 2005
Terry W. Ball Jr., 36, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Aug 05, 2005
Brahim J. Jeffcoat, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 06, 2005
Kurt E. Krout, 43, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 06, 2005
Chase Johnson Comley, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Aug 06, 2005
Seferino J. Reyna, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 07, 2005
Anthony N. Kalladeen, 26, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 08, 2005
Hernando Rios, 29, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Aug 08, 2005
Ramon E. Gonzales Cordova, 30, Marine Staff Sergeant, Aug 08, 2005
Miguel Carrasquillo, 25, Army Specialist, Aug 09, 2005
Nathaniel E. "Nate" Detample, 19, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Aug 09, 2005
John Kulick, 35, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 09, 2005
Ryan S. Ostrom, 25, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Aug 09, 2005
Gennaro Pellegrini Jr., 31, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 09, 2005
Francis J. Straub Jr., 24, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 09, 2005
Michael A. Benson, 40, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 10, 2005
Evenor C. Herrera, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Aug 10, 2005
Rusty W. Bell, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 12, 2005
David L. Giaimo, 24, Army 1st Lieutenant, Aug 12, 2005
Brian K. Derks, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 13, 2005
Toccara R. Green, 23, Army Specialist, Aug 14, 2005
Asbury F. Hawn II, 35, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Aug 14, 2005
Gary L. Reese Jr., 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 14, 2005
Shannon D. Taylor, 30, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 14, 2005
Jose L. Ruiz, 28, Army Specialist, Aug 15, 2005
Joshua P. Dingler, 19, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 15, 2005
Paul A. Saylor, 21, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 15, 2005
Thomas J. Strickland, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 15, 2005
Michael J. Stokely, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Aug 16, 2005
Nathan K. Bouchard, 24, Army Sergeant, Aug 18, 2005
Jeremy W. Doyle, 24, Army Staff Sergeant, Aug 18, 2005
Ray M. Fuhrmann II, 28, Army Specialist, Aug 18, 2005
Timothy J. Seamans, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 18, 2005
Willard Todd Partridge, 35, Army Sergeant, Aug 20, 2005
Elden D. Arcand, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Aug 21, 2005
Brian Lee Morris, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, Aug 21, 2005
Joseph C. Nurre, 22, Army Reserve Specialist, Aug 21, 2005
James J. Cathey, 24, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, Aug 21, 2005
Hatim S. Kathiria, 23, Army Specialist, Aug 22, 2005
Joseph Daniel Hunt, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Aug 22, 2005
Victoir P. Lieurance, 34, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Aug 22, 2005
Ramon Romero, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Aug 22, 2005
Carlos J. Diaz, 27, Army 1st Lieutenant, Aug 23, 2005
Chris S. Chapin, 39, Army National Guard Master Sergeant, Aug 23, 2005
Trevor J. Diesing, 30, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 25, 2005
Ivica Jerak, 42, Army Master Sergeant, Aug 25, 2005
Timothy M. Shea, 22, Army Corporal, Aug 25, 2005
Joseph L. Martinez, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 27, 2005
Obediah J. Kolath, 32, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Aug 28, 2005
Dennis P. Hay, 32, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Aug 29, 2005
Charles R. Rubado, 23, Army 2nd Lieutenant, Aug 29, 2005
Gregory J. Fester, 41, Army Reserve Major, Aug 30, 2005
Jason E. Ames, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 31, 2005
Monta S. Ruth, 26, Army Sergeant, Aug 31, 2005
Lowell T. Miller II, 35, Army National Guard Captain, Aug 31, 2005
George Ray Draughn Jr., 29, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 01, 2005
Robert Lee Hollar Jr., 35, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 01, 2005
Lonnie J. Parson, 39, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Sep 02, 2005
Matthew Charles Bohling, 22, Army Sergeant, Sep 05, 2005
Jeffrey A. Williams, 20, Army Specialist, Sep 05, 2005
Luke C. Williams, 35, Army Specialist, Sep 05, 2005
Jude R. Jonaus, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Sep 06, 2005
Franklin R. Vilorio, 26, Army Sergeant, Sep 06, 2005
Robert N. Martens, 20, Navy Hospitalman, Sep 06, 2005
Christopher L. Everett, 23, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 07, 2005
Kurtis Dean K. Arcala, 22, Army Sergeant, Sep 11, 2005
Jeremy M. Campbell, 21, Army Specialist, Sep 11, 2005
Robert D. Macrum, 22, Navy Seaman Apprentice, Sep 12, 2005
Alfredo B. Silva, 35, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 15, 2005
Shane C. Swanberg, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Sep 15, 2005
Matthew L. Deckard, 29, Army Sergeant, Sep 16, 2005
David H. Ford IV, 20, Army Specialist, Sep 16, 2005
Alan Nye Gifford, 39, Army 1st Sergeant, Sep 16, 2005
Regilio E. Nelom, 45, Army Staff Sergeant, Sep 17, 2005
Mark H. Dooley, 27, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Sep 19, 2005
Michael Egan, 36, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 19, 2005
William L. Evans, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 19, 2005
William V. Fernandez, 37, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 19, 2005
Lawrence E. Morrison, 45, Army Reserve Sergeant 1st Class, Sep 19, 2005
William Alvin Allers III, 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 20, 2005
Pierre A. Raymond, 28, Army Reserve Sergeant, Sep 20, 2005
Travis M. Arndt, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 21, 2005
Kevin M. Jones, 21, Army Specialist, Sep 22, 2005
Scott P. McLaughlin, 29, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 22, 2005
Mike T. Sonoda Jr., 34, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 22, 2005
Andrew Joseph Derrick, 25, Army Sergeant, Sep 23, 2005
Paul C. Neubauer, 40, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 23, 2005
Daniel R. Schelle, 37, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 24, 2005
Brian E. Dunlap, 34, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Sep 24, 2005
Shawn A. Graham, 34, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 25, 2005
Casey E. Howe, 32, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Sep 26, 2005
Tulsa T. Tuliau, 33, Army Master Sergeant, Sep 26, 2005
Howard P. Allen, 31, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 26, 2005
Andrew P. Wallace, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 26, 2005
Michael J. Wendling, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 26, 2005
Elijah M. Ortega, 19, Marine Private, Sep 26, 2005
Jason A. Benford, 30, Army Staff Sergeant, Sep 27, 2005
Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson, 21, Air Force Airman 1st Class, Sep 28, 2005
Daniel L. Arnold, 27, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
Oliver J. Brown, 19, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Sep 28, 2005
Steve Morin Jr., 34, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
George A. Pugliese, 39, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
Eric W. Slebodnik, 21, Army National Guard Sergeant, Sep 28, 2005
Lee A. Wiegand, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Sep 28, 2005
Joshua J. Kynoch, 23, Army Specialist, Oct 01, 2005
Jens E. Schelbert, 31, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 01, 2005
Marshall A. Westbrook, 43, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 01, 2005
Timothy J. Roark, 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 02, 2005
Roberto C. Baez, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 03, 2005
Bryan W. Large, 31, Army Sergeant, Oct 03, 2005
Jacob T. Vanderbosch, 21, Army Specialist, Oct 03, 2005
Sean B. Berry, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 03, 2005
Larry Wayne Pankey Jr., 34, Army Reserve Sergeant, Oct 03, 2005
John R. Stalvey, 22, Marine Corporal, Oct 03, 2005
Andrew D. Bedard, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Oct 04, 2005
Brian K. Joplin, 32, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, Oct 04, 2005
Jeremiah W. Robinson, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 06, 2005
Shayne M. Cabino, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Nicholas O. Cherava, 21, Marine Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Jason L. Frye, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Oct 06, 2005
Patrick Brian Kenny, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Daniel M. McVicker, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Carl L. Raines II, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 06, 2005
Eric A. Fifer, 22, Army Sergeant, Oct 07, 2005
Nicholas J. Greer, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 07, 2005
Sergio H. Escobar, 18, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 08, 2005
Gary R. Harper Jr., 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 09, 2005
Leon G. James II, 46, Army Lieutenant Colonel, Oct 10, 2005
Leon M. Johnson, 28, Army Sergeant, Oct 10, 2005
Brandon K. Sneed, 33, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 10, 2005
Jerry L. Bonifacio Jr., 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 10, 2005
Jeremy M. Hodge, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 10, 2005
Matthew A. Kimmell, 30, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 11, 2005
Donald D. Furman, 30, Army Sergeant, Oct 12, 2005
Lorenzo Ponce Ruiz, 26, Army Sergeant, Oct 12, 2005
James T. Grijalva, 26, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 12, 2005
Kenneth E. Hunt Jr., 40, Marine Master Sergeant, Oct 12, 2005
Robert W. Tucker, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 13, 2005
Howard E. Babcock IV, 33, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, Oct 13, 2005
Samuel M. Boswell, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 14, 2005
Bernard L. Ceo, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Oct 14, 2005
Brian R. Conner, 36, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 14, 2005
Thomas H. Byrd, 21, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Jeffrey W. Corban, 30, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Richard Allen Hardy, 24, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Vincent E. Summers, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 15, 2005
Timothy D. Watkins, 24, Army Specialist, Oct 15, 2005
Mark P. Adams, 24, Marine Reserve Sergeant, Oct 15, 2005
Paul J. Pillen, 28, Army National Guard Chief Warrant Officer, Oct 17, 2005
Daniel Scott R. Bubb, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 17, 2005
Chad R. Hildebrandt, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 17, 2005
Christopher M. Poston, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 17, 2005
Lucas A. Frantz, 22, Army Specialist, Oct 18, 2005
Daniel D. Bartels, 22, Army Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Arthur A. Mora Jr., 23, Army Sergeant, Oct 19, 2005
Russell H. Nahvi, 24, Army Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Jose E. Rosario, 20, Army Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Tommy Ike Folks Jr., 31, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 19, 2005
Kendall K. Frederick, 21, Army Reserve Specialist, Oct 19, 2005
Norman W. Anderson III, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 19, 2005
Jacob D. Dones, 21, Army Sergeant, Oct 20, 2005
Dennis P. Merck, 38, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 20, 2005
Richard T. Pummill, 27, Marine Staff Sergeant, Oct 20, 2005
Andrew D. Russoli, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 20, 2005
Steven W. Szwydek, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 20, 2005
Kenneth J. Butler, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 21, 2005
Benny Gray Cockerham III, 21, Marine Corporal, Oct 21, 2005
Tyler B. Swisher, 35, Marine Captain, Oct 21, 2005
Seamus M. Davey, 25, Marine Reserve Corporal, Oct 21, 2005
Christopher W. Thompson, 25, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Oct 21, 2005
George T. Alexander Jr., 34, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 22, 2005
Jonathan R. Spears, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 23, 2005
Michael T. Robertson, 28, Army Sergeant, Oct 25, 2005
Benjamin D. Hoeffner, 21, Army Reserve Corporal, Oct 25, 2005
Christopher T. Monroe, 19, Army Reserve Specialist, Oct 25, 2005
Ramon A. Acevedoaponte, 51, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 26, 2005
Lewis J. Gentry, 48, Army Staff Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
Thomas A. Wallsmith, 38, Army Master Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
Evan S. Parker, 25, Army Reserve Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
James Witkowski, 32, Army Reserve Sergeant, Oct 26, 2005
Michael J. Mackinnon, 30, Army Captain, Oct 27, 2005
William W. Wood, 44, Army Colonel, Oct 27, 2005
Daniel R. Lightner Jr., 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Oct 27, 2005
Robert F. Eckfield Jr., 23, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 27, 2005
Jared J. Kremm, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Oct 27, 2005
Dillon M. Jutras, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 28, 2005
Debra A. Banaszak, 35, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Oct 28, 2005
Kenny D. Rojas, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 29, 2005
Shaker T. Guy, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Oct 29, 2005
Raymond D. Hill II, 39, Army National Guard Captain, Oct 29, 2005
Joel P. Dameron, 27, Marine Staff Sergeant, Oct 30, 2005
Michael Paul Hodshire, 25, Marine Sergeant, Oct 30, 2005
William J. Byler, 23, Army Specialist, Oct 31, 2005
Adam R. "A.J." Johnson, 22, Army Private, Oct 31, 2005
David J. Martin, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Oct 31, 2005
Jonathan Tessar, 36, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 31, 2005
Robert C. Oneto-Sikorski, 33, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Oct 31, 2005
Derence W. Jack, 31, Army Reserve Specialist, Oct 31, 2005
Matthew R. Kading, 32, Army Reserve Sergeant 1st Class, Oct 31, 2005
Wilgene T. Lieto, 28, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Oct 31, 2005
Daniel A. Tsue, 27, Marine Sergeant, Nov 01, 2005
Allan M. Espiritu, 28, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, Nov 01, 2005
Dennis J. Ferderer Jr., 20, Army Specialist, Nov 02, 2005
Tyler R. MacKenzie, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 02, 2005
Joshua J. Munger, 22, Army Specialist, Nov 02, 2005
Benjamin A. Smith, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 02, 2005
Mark J. Procopio, 28, Army National Guard 2nd Lieutenant, Nov 02, 2005
Gerald M. Bloomfield II, 38, Marine Major, Nov 02, 2005
Michael D. Martino, 32, Marine Captain, Nov 02, 2005
Darren D. Howe, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 03, 2005
Jeffrey P. Toczylowski, 30, Army Major, Nov 03, 2005
Daniel J. Pratt, 48, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 03, 2005
Kyle B. Wehrly, 28, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Nov 03, 2005
Jason A. Fegler, 24, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 04, 2005
James M. Gurbisz, 25, Army Captain, Nov 04, 2005
Dustin A. Yancey, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 04, 2005
Timothy D. Brown, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, Nov 04, 2005
Darrell W. Boatman, 38, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Nov 04, 2005
Thomas A. Wren, 44, Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel, Nov 05, 2005
Joel E. Cahill, 34, Army Captain, Nov 06, 2005
James F. Hayes, 48, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 06, 2005
Ryan J. Sorensen, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 06, 2005
Brian L. Freeman, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 07, 2005
Robert C. Pope II, 22, Army Specialist, Nov 07, 2005
Mario A. Reyes, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 07, 2005
Justin S. Smith, 28, Army 1st Lieutenant, Nov 07, 2005
Alwyn C. "Al" Cashe, 35, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 08, 2005
Jeremy P. Tamburello, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 08, 2005
Michael C. Parrott, 49, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Nov 10, 2005
Joshua A. Terando, 27, Army National Guard Sergeant, Nov 10, 2005
Daniel Freeman Swaim, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 10, 2005
Tyrone L. Chisholm, 27, Army Sergeant, Nov 11, 2005
Donald E. Fisher II, 21, Army Corporal, Nov 11, 2005
Antonio "Tony" Mendez Sanchez, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 11, 2005
Stephen J. Sutherland, 33, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 12, 2005
David A. Mendez Ruiz, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 12, 2005
Scott A. Zubowski, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 12, 2005
John M. Longoria, 21, Marine Corporal, Nov 14, 2005
Christopher M. McCrackin, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 14, 2005
Ramon J. Mendoza Jr., 37, Marine Major, Nov 14, 2005
James E. Estep, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 15, 2005
Travis J. Grigg, 24, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 15, 2005
Matthew J. Holley, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 15, 2005
Nickolas David Schiavoni, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 15, 2005
Dylan R. Paytas, 20, Army Private, Nov 16, 2005
Alexis Roman-Cruz, 33, Army Specialist, Nov 16, 2005
Roger W. Deeds, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
John A. "JT" Lucente, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
Donald R. McGlothin, 26, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, Nov 16, 2005
Jeremy E. Murray, 27, Marine Sergeant, Nov 16, 2005
Jeffry A. Rogers, 21, Marine Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
Joshua J. Ware, 20, Marine Corporal, Nov 16, 2005
Ivan Vargas Alarcon, 23, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 17, 2005
Vernon R. Widner, 34, Army Specialist, Nov 17, 2005
Anthony Alexander "Alex" Gaunky, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 18, 2005
Luis R. Reyes, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Nov 18, 2005
Christopher M. Alcozer, 21, Army Private, Nov 19, 2005
Jonathan F. Blair, 21, Army Corporal, Nov 19, 2005
Dominic Joseph Hinton, 24, Army Specialist, Nov 19, 2005
Michael J. Idanan, 21, Army Specialist, Nov 19, 2005
Edward Karolasz, 25, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 19, 2005
Anthony R. C. Yost, 39, Army Master Sergeant, Nov 19, 2005
Dennis W. Zilinski, 23, Army 1st Lieutenant, Nov 19, 2005
Miguel Terrazas, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 19, 2005
Tyler J. Troyer, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Nov 19, 2005
Dominic J. Sacco, 32, Army Sergeant, Nov 20, 2005
John Wilson "J.W." Dearing, 21, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Nov 21, 2005
Denis J. Gallardo, 22, Army Sergeant, Nov 22, 2005
Aram J. Bass, 25, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 23, 2005
Allen J. Knop, 22, Army Specialist, Nov 23, 2005
William B. Meeuwsen, 24, Army Sergeant, Nov 23, 2005
Ryan D. Christensen, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 24, 2005
Marc A. Delgado, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Nov 24, 2005
Eric P. Pearrow, 40, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Nov 24, 2005
Steven C. Reynolds, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Nov 24, 2005
Javier A. Villanueva, 25, Army Specialist, Nov 24, 2005
Gregory L. Tull, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Nov 25, 2005
Brett E. Angus, 40, Marine Master Sergeant, Nov 26, 2005
Donald J. Hasse, 28, Army Sergeant, Nov 29, 2005
Jerry W. Mills Jr., 23, Army Sergeant, Nov 29, 2005
Grzegorz Jakoniuk, 25, Army Sergeant, Nov 30, 2005
William D. Richardson, 30, Marine Staff Sergeant, Nov 30, 2005
Joshua D. Snyder, 20, Marine Corporal, Nov 30, 2005
William G. Taylor, 26, Marine Corporal, Nov 30, 2005
Brent A. Adams, 40, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 01, 2005
Daniel J. Clay, 27, Marine Staff Sergeant, Dec 01, 2005
John M. Holmason, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
David A. Huhn, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Adam Wade Kaiser, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Robert Alexander Martinez, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Anthony T. McElveen, 20, Marine Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Scott T. Modeen, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Andrew G. Patten, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Andy A. Stevens, 29, Marine Sergeant, Dec 01, 2005
Craig N. Watson, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 01, 2005
Philip Allan Dodson Jr., 42, Army National Guard Sergeant, Dec 02, 2005
Marcus S. Futrell, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Dec 02, 2005
Philip L. Travis, 41, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 02, 2005
Jimmy Lee Shelton, 21, Army Corporal, Dec 03, 2005
Daniel M. Cuka, 27, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 04, 2005
Richard L. Schild, 40, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 04, 2005
Thomas C. Siekert, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Dec 06, 2005
Brian A. Wright, 19, Army National Guard Specialist, Dec 06, 2005
Michael C. Taylor, 23, Army Sergeant, Dec 07, 2005
Joseph P. Bier, 22, Marine Corporal, Dec 07, 2005
Kevin J. Smith, 28, Army 1st Lieutenant, Dec 08, 2005
Spencer C. Akers, 35, Army National Guard Sergeant, Dec 08, 2005
Milton Rivera-Vargas, 55, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 08, 2005
Adrian N. Orosco, 26, Army Sergeant, Dec 09, 2005
Julia V. Atkins, 22, Army Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
Kenith Casica, 32, Army Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
Clarence L. Floyd Jr., 28, Army Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
Travis L. Nelson, 41, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 10, 2005
James S. "Shawn" Moudy, 37, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 11, 2005
Keith A. Bennett, 32, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Dec 11, 2005
Jared William Kubasak, 25, Army Specialist, Dec 12, 2005
Curtis A. Mitchell, 28, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 12, 2005
Lex S. Nelson, 21, Army Specialist, Dec 12, 2005
Brian C. Karim, 22, Army Sergeant, Dec 13, 2005
James C. Kesinger, 32, Army Specialist, Dec 13, 2005
Peter J. Navarro, 20, Army Specialist, Dec 13, 2005
Michael S. Zyla, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 13, 2005
Kenneth B. Pospisil, 35, Marine Staff Sergeant, Dec 14, 2005
Michael B. Presley, 21, Marine Corporal, Dec 14, 2005
Timothy R. Boyce, 29, Army Sergeant, Dec 15, 2005
Joseph Alan Lucas, 23, Army Specialist, Dec 15, 2005
Adam R. Fales, 21, Marine Corporal, Dec 16, 2005
Samuel Tapia, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Dec 18, 2005
Johnnie V. Mason, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 19, 2005
Michael J. Cleary, 24, Army 1st Lieutenant, Dec 20, 2005
Richard Jr. DeGracia Naputi, 24, Army Specialist, Dec 20, 2005
Benjamin T. Britt, 24, Army 1st Lieutenant, Dec 22, 2005
William Lopez-Feliciano, 33, Army Specialist, Dec 22, 2005
Regina C. Reali, 25, Army Reserve Sergeant, Dec 23, 2005
Cheyenne C. Willey, 36, Army Reserve Specialist, Dec 23, 2005
Joseph J. Andres Jr., 34, Army Master Sergeant, Dec 24, 2005
Myla L. Maravillosa, 24, Army Reserve Sergeant, Dec 24, 2005
Anthony O. Cardinal, 20, Army Specialist, Dec 25, 2005
Sergio Gudino, 22, Army Specialist, Dec 25, 2005
Dominic R. Coles, 25, Army Sergeant, Dec 26, 2005
Richard Matthew "Matt" Salter, 44, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Dec 26, 2005
Isaias E. Santos, 28, Army Chief Warrant Officer, Dec 26, 2005
Dane O. Carver, 20, Army National Guard Specialist, Dec 26, 2005
Joshua M. Morberg, 20, Army Private, Dec 27, 2005
Lance S. Sage, 26, Army Specialist, Dec 27, 2005
Aaron M. Forbes, 24, Army Specialist, Dec 28, 2005
George Anthony "Tony" Lutz II, 25, Army Private 1st Class, Dec 29, 2005
Prince K. Teewia, 27, Army Specialist, Dec 29, 2005
Shawn Christopher Dostie, 32, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Dec 30, 2005
Jonathan R. Pfender, 22, Army Private, Dec 30, 2005
Ayman A. Taha, 31, Army Staff Sergeant, Dec 30, 2005
Marcelino Ronald Corniel, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Dec 31, 2005
Jason Lee Bishop, 31, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jan 01, 2006
Christopher J. Vanderhorn, 37, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 01, 2006
William F. Hecker III, 37, Army Major, Jan 05, 2006
Jason Lopezreyes, 29, Army Sergeant, Jan 05, 2006
Robbie M. Mariano, 21, Army Private, Jan 05, 2006
Johnny J. Peralez Jr., 25, Army Sergeant, Jan 05, 2006
Christopher P. Petty, 33, Army Captain, Jan 05, 2006
Ryan D. Walker, 25, Army Specialist, Jan 05, 2006
Stephen J. White, 39, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Jan 05, 2006
Michael E. McLaughlin, 44, Army National Guard Lieutenant Colonel, Jan 05, 2006
Adam Leigh Cann, 23, Marine Sergeant, Jan 05, 2006
Albert Pasquale Gettings, 27, Marine Corporal, Jan 05, 2006
Ryan S. McCurdy, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 05, 2006
Radhames Camilomatos, 24, Army Sergeant, Jan 07, 2006
Joseph D. deMoors, 36, Army 1st Lieutenant, Jan 07, 2006
Douglas A. LaBouff, 36, Army Major, Jan 07, 2006
Michael R. Martinez, 43, Army Major, Jan 07, 2006
Clinton R. Upchurch, 31, Army Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Jaime L. Campbell, 25, Army National Guard 1st Lieutenant, Jan 07, 2006
Michael I. Edwards, 26, Army National Guard Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Jacob E. Melson, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Chester W. Troxel, 45, Army National Guard Chief Warrant Officer 4, Jan 07, 2006
Stuart M. Anderson, 44, Army Reserve Major, Jan 07, 2006
Nathan R. Field, 23, Army Reserve Sergeant, Jan 07, 2006
Robert T. Johnson, 20, Army Reserve Specialist, Jan 07, 2006
Darren D. Braswell, 36, Dept. of Defense Civilian, Jan 07, 2006
Kyle W. Brown, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Jeriad P. Jacobs, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Jason T. Little, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Brett L. Lundstrom, 22, Marine Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Raul Mercado, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 07, 2006
Michael Joseph McMullen, 25, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jan 10, 2006
Mitchell K. Carver Jr., 31, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3, Jan 13, 2006
Kyle E. Jackson, 28, Army Chief Warrant Officer 2, Jan 13, 2006
Jonathan Kyle Price, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 13, 2006
Michael Anthony Jordan, 35, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, Jan 13, 2006
Justin J. Watts, 20, Marine Corporal, Jan 14, 2006
Kasper Allen Dudkiewicz, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 15, 2006
Dustin L. Kendall, 21, Army Specialist, Jan 15, 2006
Ruel M. Garcia, 34, Army Chief Warrant Officer 2, Jan 16, 2006
Rex C. Kenyon, 34, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3, Jan 16, 2006
Adam R. Shepherd, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 17, 2006
Dennis J. Flanagan, 22, Army Sergeant, Jan 20, 2006
Matthew C. Frantz, 23, Army Specialist, Jan 20, 2006
Rickey Scott, 30, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 20, 2006
Clifton J. Yazzie, 23, Army Specialist, Jan 20, 2006
Carlos Arrelano Pandura, 22, Marine Corporal, Jan 20, 2006
Brandon Christopher Dewey, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 20, 2006
Brian McElroy, 28, Air Force Staff Sergeant, Jan 22, 2006
Jason L. Norton, 32, Air Force Technical Sergeant, Jan 22, 2006
Lance M. Chase, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 23, 2006
Matthew D. Hunter, 31, Army Sergeant, Jan 23, 2006
Peter D. Wagler, 18, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 23, 2006
Lewis T. D. Calapini, 21, Marine Private, Jan 23, 2006
Joshua A. Scott, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 23, 2006
Sean H. Miles, 28, Marine Sergeant, Jan 24, 2006
Jerry M. "Michael" Durbin Jr., 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Jan 25, 2006
Joshua Allen Johnson, 24, Army National Guard Sergeant, Jan 25, 2006
Hugo R. Lopez Lopez, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Jan 27, 2006
David L. Herrera, 26, Army Sergeant, Jan 28, 2006
Brian J. Schoff, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Jan 28, 2006
Felipe C. Barbosa, 21, Marine Corporal, Jan 28, 2006
Garrison C. Avery, 23, Army 1st Lieutenant, Feb 01, 2006
Marlon A. Bustamante, 25, Army Specialist, Feb 01, 2006
Anthony Chad Owens, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 01, 2006
Caesar S. Viglienzone, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 01, 2006
Sean T. Cardelli, 20, Marine Private 1st Class, Feb 01, 2006
Simon T. Cox Jr., 30, Army 1st Lieutenant, Feb 02, 2006
Walter B. Howard II, 35, Army Specialist, Feb 02, 2006
Scott A. Messer, 26, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 02, 2006
Lance S. Cornett, 33, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Feb 03, 2006
Jesse M. Zamora, 22, Army Specialist, Feb 03, 2006
Roberto L. Martinez Salazar, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 04, 2006
Jeremiah J. Boehmer, 22, Army Sergeant, Feb 05, 2006
William S. Hayes III, 23, Army Specialist, Feb 05, 2006
Sergio A. Mercedes Saez, 23, Army Specialist, Feb 05, 2006
Christopher R. Morningstar, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 05, 2006
Patrick W. Herried, 29, Army Specialist, Feb 06, 2006
Orville Gerena, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 06, 2006
David S. Parr, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 06, 2006
Brandon S. Schuck, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 06, 2006
Jacob D. "Jake" Spann, 21, Marine Private 1st Class, Feb 06, 2006
Allen D. Kokesh Jr., 21, Army National Guard Specialist, Feb 07, 2006
Steven L. Phillips, 27, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 07, 2006
Javier Chavez Jr., 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Feb 09, 2006
Ross A. Smith, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 09, 2006
Felipe J. Garcia Villareal, 26, Army Specialist, Feb 12, 2006
Andrew J. Kemple, 23, Army Corporal, Feb 12, 2006
Nicholas Wilson, 25, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Feb 12, 2006
Matthew Ron Barnes, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 14, 2006
Michael S. Probst, 26, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 14, 2006
Rusty L. Washam, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 14, 2006
Anthony R. Garcia, 48, Army Captain, Feb 17, 2006
Amos C. Edwards Jr., 41, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Feb 17, 2006
Charles E. Matheny IV, 23, Army Sergeant, Feb 18, 2006
Matthew D. Conley, 21, Marine Corporal, Feb 18, 2006
Jessie Davila, 29, Army National Guard Sergeant, Feb 20, 2006
Daniel J. Kuhlmeier, 30, Dept. of the Air Force Civilian, Feb 20, 2006
Jay T. Collado, 31, Marine Staff Sergeant, Feb 20, 2006
Almar L. Fitzgerald, 23, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, Feb 21, 2006
Gregson G. Gourley, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Curtis T. Howard II, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Rickey E. Jones, 21, Army Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Christopher L. Marion, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 22, 2006
Gordon F. Misner II, 23, Army Sergeant, Feb 22, 2006
Allan A. Morr, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Feb 22, 2006
Thomas J. Wilwerth, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 22, 2006
Dimitri Muscat, 21, Army Sergeant, Feb 24, 2006
Joshua Francis Powers, 21, Army Private, Feb 24, 2006
Benjamin C. Schuster, 21, Army National Guard Private 1st Class, Feb 25, 2006
John Joshua Thornton, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 25, 2006
Adam J. VanAlstine, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Feb 25, 2006
Clay P. Farr, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 26, 2006
Joshua U. Humble, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 26, 2006
Joshua M. Pearce, 21, Army Specialist, Feb 26, 2006
Christopher J. Schornak, 28, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 26, 2006
Dwayne Peter R. Lewis, 26, Army Staff Sergeant, Feb 27, 2006
Tina M. Priest, 20, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 01, 2006
Christopher S. Merchant, 32, Army National Guard Specialist, Mar 01, 2006
Joshua V. Youmans, 26, Army National Guard Sergeant, Mar 01, 2006
Matthew A. Snyder, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 03, 2006
Kevin P. Jessen, 28, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 05, 2006
Adam O. Zanutto, 26, Marine Corporal, Mar 06, 2006
Ricky Salas Jr., 22, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 07, 2006
Justin R. Martone, 31, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Mar 07, 2006
John D. Fry, 28, Marine Gunnery Sergeant, Mar 08, 2006
Bunny Long, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 10, 2006
Amy A. Duerksen, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 11, 2006
Kristen K. Marino (Figueroa), 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 12, 2006
Corey A. Dan, 22, Army Sergeant, Mar 13, 2006
Bryan A. Lewis, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 13, 2006
Marco A. Silva, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 13, 2006
Angelo A. Zawaydeh, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 15, 2006
Carlos M. Gonzalez, 22, Army Specialist, Mar 16, 2006
Amanda N. Pinson, 21, Army Sergeant, Mar 16, 2006
Nyle Yates III, 22, Army Corporal, Mar 16, 2006
Ricardo Barraza, 24, Army Staff Sergeant, Mar 18, 2006
Dale G. Brehm, 23, Army Sergeant, Mar 18, 2006
Antoine J. McKinzie, 25, Army Specialist, Mar 21, 2006
Brock A. Beery, 30, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, Mar 23, 2006
Randy D. McCaulley, 44, Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, Mar 23, 2006
Frederick A. Carlson, 25, Army National Guard Specialist, Mar 25, 2006
Michael D. Rowe, 23, Army Sergeant, Mar 28, 2006
Sean D. Tharp, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 28, 2006
Robert Hernandez, 47, Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, Mar 28, 2006
Walter M. Moss Jr., 37, Air Force Technical Sergeant, Mar 30, 2006
Joseph J. Duenas, 23, Army Private 1st Class, Mar 30, 2006
Jacob Walter Beisel, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Mar 31, 2006
Darrell P. Clay, 34, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 01, 2006
Israel Devora Garcia, 23, Army Sergeant, Apr 01, 2006
Michael L. Hartwick, 37, Army Chief Warrant Officer (CW3), Apr 01, 2006
Timothy J. Moshier, 25, Army Captain, Apr 01, 2006
Jeremy W. Ehle, 19, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 02, 2006
Andres Aguilar Jr., 21, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
David A. Bass, 20, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Patrick J. Gallagher, 27, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Kun Y. Kim, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Eric A. McIntosh, 29, Marine Staff Sergeant, Apr 02, 2006
Eric A. Palmisano, 27, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Scott J. Procopio, 20, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Felipe D. Sandoval-Flores, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Brian R. St. Germain, 22, Marine Corporal, Apr 02, 2006
Abraham G. Twitchell, 28, Marine Staff Sergeant, Apr 02, 2006
Marcques J. Nettles, 22, Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, Apr 02, 2006
Geovani Padilla Aleman, 20, Navy Hospitalman, Apr 02, 2006
Ty J. Johnson, 28, Army Specialist, Apr 04, 2006
Dustin J. Harris, 21, Army Specialist, Apr 06, 2006
Daniel L. Sesker, 22, Army National Guard Specialist, Apr 06, 2006
Chase A. Edwards, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Apr 06, 2006
Bryan N. Taylor, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 06, 2006
Richard P. Waller, 22, Marine Corporal, Apr 07, 2006
Shawn R. Creighton, 21, Army Specialist, Apr 08, 2006
Jody W. Missildine, 19, Army Private, Apr 08, 2006
Philip John Martini, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 08, 2006
Juana NavarroArellano, 24, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 08, 2006
David S. Collins, 24, Army Specialist, Apr 09, 2006
Joseph I. Love-Fowler, 22, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 09, 2006
Gregory S. Rogers, 42, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Apr 09, 2006
James W. "Will" Gardner, 22, Army Specialist, Apr 10, 2006
Randall L. Lamberson, 36, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Apr 10, 2006
Joseph A. Blanco, 25, Army Corporal, Apr 11, 2006
James F. Costello III, 27, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 11, 2006
Kenneth D. Hess, 26, Army Specialist, Apr 11, 2006
George R. Roehl Jr., 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 11, 2006
Scott M. Bandhold, 37, Army Specialist, Apr 12, 2006
Roland E. Calderon-Ascencio, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 12, 2006
Marcus S. Glimpse, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 12, 2006
Andrew K. Waits, 23, Army Specialist, Apr 13, 2006
Salem Bachar, 20, Marine Corporal, Apr 13, 2006
Stephen Joseph Perez, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 13, 2006
Darin T. Settle, 23, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 14, 2006
Mark W. Melcher, 34, Army National Guard Specialist, Apr 15, 2006
Derrick J. Cothran, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 15, 2006
Pablo V. Mayorga, 33, Marine Corporal, Apr 15, 2006
Justin D. Sims, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 15, 2006
Ryan G. Winslow, 19, Marine Private 1st Class, Apr 15, 2006
Clinton W. Cubert, 38, Army National Guard Master Sergeant, Apr 16, 2006
Ian P. Weikel, 31, Army Captain, Apr 18, 2006
Robert J. Settle, 25, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 19, 2006
Patrick A. Tinnell, 25, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 19, 2006
Jason C. Ramseyer, 28, Marine Staff Sergeant, Apr 20, 2006
Jacob H. Allcott, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 22, 2006
Michael E. Bouthot, 19, Army Private, Apr 22, 2006
Kyle A. Colnot, 23, Army Sergeant, Apr 22, 2006
Eric D. King, 29, Army Specialist, Apr 22, 2006
Travis C. Zimmerman, 19, Army Private, Apr 22, 2006
Eric R. Lueken, 23, Marine Corporal, Apr 22, 2006
Jason B. Daniel, 21, Army Corporal, Apr 23, 2006
Robert W. Ehney, 26, Army Sergeant, Apr 23, 2006
Shawn Thomas Lasswell Jr., 21, Army Corporal, Apr 23, 2006
Metodio A. Bandonill, 29, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 24, 2006
Aaron William Simons, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 24, 2006
Raymond L. Henry, 21, Army Private 1st Class, Apr 25, 2006
Richard J. Herrema, 27, Army Sergeant 1st Class, Apr 25, 2006
Michael L. Ford, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, Apr 26, 2006
Bobby Mendez, 38, Army 1st Sergeant, Apr 27, 2006
Mark A. Wall, 27, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 27, 2006
Matthew A. Webber, 23, Army National Guard Sergeant, Apr 27, 2006
Jose Gomez, 23, Army Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Bryant A. Herlem, 37, Army Staff Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Edward G. Davis III, 31, Marine Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Brandon M. Hardy, 25, Marine Corporal, Apr 28, 2006
Lea R. Mills, 21, Marine Sergeant, Apr 28, 2006
Steve M. Sakoda, 29, Army Sergeant, Apr 29, 2006
Robbie Glen Light, 21, Army Corporal, May 01, 2006
Robert L. Moscillo, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 01, 2006
Christopher M. Eckhardt, 19, Army Private 1st Class, May 03, 2006
Benjamin T. Zieske, 20, Army Private 1st Class, May 03, 2006
Joseph E. Proctor, 38, Army National Guard Sergeant, May 03, 2006
Brian S. Letendre, 27, Marine Reserve Captain, May 03, 2006
Bryan L. Quinton, 24, Army Specialist, May 04, 2006
Gavin B. Reinke, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, May 04, 2006
Stephen R. Bixler, 20, Marine Corporal, May 04, 2006
Elisha R. Parker, 21, Marine Sergeant, May 04, 2006
Alva L. Gaylord, 25, Army Private, May 05, 2006
Carlos N. Saenz, 46, Army Sergeant, May 05, 2006
Teodoro Torres, 29, Army 1st Sergeant, May 05, 2006
Nathan J. Vacho, 29, Army Sergeant, May 05, 2006
Dale James Kelly Jr., 48, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, May 06, 2006
David Michael Veverka, 25, Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, May 06, 2006
Leon Deraps, 19, Marine Lance Corporal, May 06, 2006
Matthew J. Fenton, 24, Marine Sergeant, May 06, 2006
Cory L. Palmer, 21, Marine Corporal, May 06, 2006
Emmanuel L. Legaspi, 38, Army Staff Sergeant, May 07, 2006
Gregory A. Wagner, 35, Army Staff Sergeant, May 08, 2006
Aaron P. Latimer, 26, Army Specialist, May 09, 2006
Alessandro Carbonaro, 28, Marine Sergeant, May 10, 2006
Armer N. Burkart, 26, Army Specialist, May 11, 2006
Eric D. Clark, 22, Army Specialist, May 11, 2006
Stephen P. Snowberger III, 18, Army Private, May 11, 2006
Jason K. Burnett, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, May 11, 2006
David J. GramesSanchez, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 11, 2006
Michael L. Licalzi, 24, Marine 2nd Lieutenant, May 11, 2006
Steve Vahaviolos, 21, Marine Corporal, May 11, 2006
Brandon L. Teeters, 21, Army Specialist, May 12, 2006
Adam C. Conboy, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 12, 2006
Ron Gebur, 23, Army National Guard Specialist, May 13, 2006
Richard Z. James, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, May 13, 2006
John W. Engeman, 45, Army Chief Warrant Officer 4, May 14, 2006
Jamie D. Weeks, 47, Army Chief Warrant Officer 5, May 14, 2006
Robert H. West, 37, Army Master Sergeant, May 14, 2006
Matthew W. Worrel, 34, Army Major, May 14, 2006
Shane Mahaffee, 36, Army Reserve Captain, May 14, 2006
Jose S. Marin-Dominguez Jr., 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 14, 2006
Hatak Yuka Keyu M. Yearby, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 14, 2006
Grant Allen Dampier, 25, Army Private 1st Class, May 15, 2006
Marion Flint Jr., 29, Army Staff Sergeant, May 15, 2006
Santiago M. Halsel, 32, Army Staff Sergeant, May 16, 2006
Lee Hamilton Deal, 23, Navy Petty Officer Third Class, May 17, 2006
Lonnie Calvin Allen Jr., 26, Army Sergeant, May 18, 2006
Nicholas Cournoyer, 25, Army Private 1st Class, May 18, 2006
Daniel E. Holland, 43, Army Lieutenant Colonel, May 18, 2006
Robert Seidel III, 23, Army Lieutenant, May 18, 2006
William B. Fulks, 23, Marine Corporal, May 18, 2006
Benito A. Ramirez, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 21, 2006
David Christoff Jr., 25, Marine Sergeant, May 22, 2006
William J. Leusink, 21, Marine Lance Corporal, May 22, 2006
Michael L. Hermanson, 21, Army National Guard Specialist, May 23, 2006
Steven Freund, 20, Marine Private, May 23, 2006
Robert G. Posivio III, 22, Marine Lance Corporal, May 23, 2006
Robert E. Blair, 22, Army Specialist, May 25, 2006
Douglas A. DiCenzo, 30, Army Captain, May 25, 2006
Caleb A. Lufkin, 24, Army Private 1st Class, May 25, 2006
Adam Lucas, 20, Marine Lance Corporal, May 26, 2006
In Afghanistan
Alexander, Leroy E.,27, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, June 3, 2005
Robinson, Charles D.,29, U.S. Army Captain, June 3, 2005
Kelley, Michael J.,26, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant, June 8, 2005
Hernandez, Emmanuel,22, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, June 8, 2005
Cervantes, Victor H.,27, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, June 10, 2005
Piper, Christopher N., 43, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, June 16, 2005
Dively, Duane W., 43, U.S. Air Force Major, June 22, 2005
Joyce, Kevin B., 19, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, June 25, 2005
Goare, Shamus O.,29, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, June 28, 2005
Goodnature, Corey J., 35, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer, June 28, 2005
Jacoby, Kip A.,21, U.S. Army Sergeant, June 28, 2005
Muralles, Marcus V., 33, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, June 28, 2005
Ponder III, James W. Tré, 36, U.S. Army Master Sergeant, June 28, 2005
Reich, Stephen C., 34, U.S. Army Major, June 28, 2005
Russell, Michael L., 31, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, June 28, 2005
Scherkenbach, Chris J., 40, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer, June 28, 2005
Fontan, Jacques J., 36, U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer, June 28, 2005
Healy, Daniel R., 36, U.S. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer, June 28, 2005
Kristensen, Erik S., 33, U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander, June 28, 2005
Lucas, Jeffery A., 33, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, June 28, 2005
McGreevy Jr., Michael M., 30, U.S. Navy Lieutenant, June 28, 2005
Patton, Eric Shane,22, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Suh, James,28, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Taylor, Jeffrey S., 30, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class, June 28, 2005
Dietz, Danny P.,25, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Murphy, Michael P.,29, U.S. Navy Lieutenant, June 28, 2005
Axelson, Matthew G.,29, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class, June 28, 2005
Palmerton, Jason T.,25, U.S. Army Sergeant, July 23, 2005
Schafer, Michael W.,25, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, July 25, 2005
Clark Jr., Theodore, 31, U.S. Marine Gunnery Sergeant, August 4, 2005
Garza, Damian J., 19, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, August 4, 2005
Henderson Jr., John M.,21, U.S. Army Private, August 4, 2005
Falkel, Christopher M.,22, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, August 8, 2005
Katzenberger, Christopher M.,25, U.S. Army Specialist, August 9, 2005
Heselton, Edward R.,23, U.S. Army Reserve Sergeant, August 11, 2005
Chandler, Jeremy A., 30, U.S. Army Captain, August 11, 2005
Walker, Laura M.,24, U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant, August 18, 2005
Davis, Robert G.,23, U.S. Army Sergeant, August 18, 2005
George, Phillip C.,22, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, August 18, 2005
Hall, Blake W.,20, U.S. Army Specialist, August 21, 2005
Hyland, Joshua M., 31, U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant, August 21, 2005
Lehmiller, Michael R.,23, U.S. Army Sergeant, August 21, 2005
Palmer, Christopher L.,22, U.S. Army Private, August 21, 2005
Campbell, Damion G.,23, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, August 26, 2005
Hines, Derek S.,25, U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant , September 1, 2005
Nass, Ryan J.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal , September 3, 2005
Flynn, John M., 36, U.S. Army National Guard Chief Warrant Officer, September 25, 2005
Stewart, Patrick D., 35, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant, September 25, 2005
Stump, Adrian B.,22, U.S. Army National Guard Warrant Officer, September 25, 2005
Baum, Tane T., 30, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant, September 25, 2005
Ross, Kenneth G.,24, U.S. Army Sergeant, September 25, 2005
White, Robert F., 34, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, September 26, 2005
Valdez, Steven A.,20, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, September 26, 2005
Doles, John G.,29, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, September 30, 2005
Stoddard Jr., James J.,29, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, September 30, 2005
Armstead, Moses E., 44, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, October 6, 2005
Franklin, Benny S., 19, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, October 7, 2005
Ezernack, Troy S., 39, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, October 9, 2005
Mullen, Scott J.,22, U.S. Army Specialist, October 14, 2005
Moreno, Fabricio,26, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, October 14, 2005
Cruz, Joseph,22, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, October 16, 2005
Nixon, Travis W.,24, U.S. Army Not reported yet, October 29, 2005
Ochsner, James S., 36, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, November 15, 2005
Steyart, Matthew P.,21, U.S. Army Specialist, November 22, 2005
Turpin, Emory J.,23, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, November 20, 2005
Morton, John D., 31, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, December 15, 2005
Hasenauer, Jason D.,21, U.S. Army Private 1st Class, December 28, 2005
Meister, Tobias C., 30, U.S. Army Reserve 1st Sergeant, December 28, 2005
Brixey Jr., Billy D.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, January 27, 2006
Fralish, John T., 30, U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class, February 6, 2006
Bertolino, Matthew L.,20, U.S. Marine Private 1st Class, February 9, 2006
Dazachacon, Edwin H., 38, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, February 13, 2006
Newman, Clinton T.,26, U.S. Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, February 13, 2006
Gonsalves, Chad A., 31, U.S. Army Sergeant 1st Class, February 13, 2006
Montrond, Alberto D.,27, U.S. Army Sergeant, February 13, 2006
Dronet, Brandon R., 33, U.S. Marine 1st Lieutenant, February 17, 2006
Fordyce, James F.,22, U.S. Marine Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Large Jr., Samuel W.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, February 17, 2006
Levens, Donnie Leo F.,25, U.S. Marine Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Marcellus, Matthieu, 31, U.S. Marine Corporal, February 17, 2006
McColley, Jonathan E.,23, U.S. Marine Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Sovie, Nicholas J.,20, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, February 17, 2006
Willard, Bryan D., 33, U.S. Marine Captain, February 17, 2006
Good, Alecia S.,23, U.S. Air Force Senior Airman, February 17, 2006
Melendez Sanchez, Luis M., 33, U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant, February 17, 2006
Elizarraras, Emigdio E., 37, U.S. Army Master Sergeant, February 28, 2006
Ray, Joseph R.,29, U.S. Army Reserve Staff Sergeant, March 12, 2006
Akins, Kevin D.,29, U.S. Army Reserve Sergeant, March 12, 2006
Hiett, Anton J.,25, U.S. Army Reserve Sergeant, March 12, 2006
Hill, Joshua Lee,24, U.S. Army Reserve Specialist, March 12, 2006
Anderson, Nicholas R.,21, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal, March 13, 2006
Robinson, Christopher L., 36, U.S. Army National Guard Staff Sergeant, March 25, 2006
Stone, John Thomas, 52, U.S. Army National Guard Sergeant 1st Class, March 29, 2006
Adamkavicius, Clayton Lee, 43, U.S. Army National Guard Captain, April 21, 2006
Fenty, Joseph J., 41, U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, May 5, 2006
Totten, Eric W., 34, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 3, May 5, 2006
Donaldson, Christopher B., 28, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer, May 5, 2006
Howick, Christopher T., 34, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, May 5, 2006
Brewster, Bryan A., 24, U.S. Army Sergeant, May 5, 2006
Griffith, John C., 33, U.S. Army Sergeant, May 5, 2006
Wiekamp, Jeffery S., 23, U.S. Army Sergeant, May 5, 2006
O’Donohoe, Justin L., 27, U.S. Army Specialist, May 5, 2006
Timmons Jr., David N.,23, U.S. Army Specialist, May 5, 2006
Moquin Jr., Brian M., 19, U.S. Army Private, May 5, 2006
Longsworth, Christian, 26, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, May 19, 2006
Did you know...
Decoration Day (now called Memorial Day) was created the year after the Civil War ended. It was to "decorate" the graves of fallen Union soldiers.
I fully admit I am not big in the fashion world. Fact is, I have some hard set rules that I rarely deviate from:
- Dark pants, light shirt
- Light shirt, dark pants
- Dark shirt, light pants
- When in work attire, wear a t-shirt (I have to dress business casual)
- Wear a belt when you have belt loops
- Black socks for business attire, white socks for casual
That is about it.
There are times when I see someone wearing what I feel is just not right, and are very tempted to walk up to them and ask them "What made you wear that?"
There is a new guy on the train who only rides in the morning with us. He wears white velcro sneakers. I didn't even know they made velcro sneakers in adult sizes, but sure enough, there they are. Is it possible that I am behind the times and that fashion has made a comeback from the 80s? I DO remember seeing bell bottom jeans not too long ago.
I haven't always been in need of the fashion police, back in the 80s when I was a teenager, I wore my zippered parachute pants, my Ocean Pacific t-shirts, and my something-written-in-Japanese bandana. I could moonwalk and breakdance with the best of them. Stop laughing. I know very well that anyone over the age of 30 reading this knows exactly how it was. The girls either dressed like valley girls, Madonna wannabes, Olivia Newton John's Physical (leg warmers and all). Even the younger readers I would bet know how to dance the Electric Slide or dressed like Salt n Pepa. For the older ones, all I have to say is Disco. So just sit there and read and quit judging me.
Today, I couldn't tell you what is in fashion. I guess rude and too small t-shirts are part of it. I love walking up to some little teenager (like my daughters) and reading their t-shirts out loud (sometimes very loud). If the letters are very small, sometimes you have to get close and then state with your best Bobcat Goldthwait voice "NICE RACK!"
Hey, if it is in fashion and has words, everyone should read it. Ladies, keep on buying, I will keep on reading even if my eyes are bad...real bad...I may have to get real close.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). At what point do you grow out of fashion? At what point does it become wrong to wear velcro tennis shoes? At what point does it make it right to wear velcro sneakers? If your mother or grandmother wore velcro sneakers, you would think it was an excellent idea instead of straining their muscles tying their shoes. Additionally, who would say anything? Are you going to say "Grandma, those shoes are off the hook for some dope chick looking for a ride."
At what point does a baseball cap being worn backward make you look like a middle aged man trying to look cool? There are so many fashion dos and don'ts I really can't keep track. Maybe someone should a book about it. Of course, if they did, it would be out of date by the time it was released. Also, who are these fashion police? I have seen the "fashion police" t-shirts, but I am unsure as to how they enforce anything. I ask the fashion police (the ones wearing the t-shirts) but they look at me all weird and think I am in need of some drugs.
Did you know...
According to market research firm NPD Fashionworld, fifty percent of all lingerie purchases are returned to the store.
I am often googled for off the wall items such as lightning causing essetial tremors or Pheasant Plucker (I get a lot of those). For the first time though, when someone from Purchase, New York googled, there was one entry of one...mine.
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Hello New York!
Just sharing in my coolness.
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Hello New York!
Just sharing in my coolness.
OK, That is bad.
The Pickled Liver Train Car was christened Thursday night by all of the founding members. There was an immense amount of alcohol and pickles consumed and everyone managed not to get kicked off the train. Overall, it was good. The conductor talked to the Mexican the following day and mentioned that he too was surprised we didn't get the boot.
Unfortunately for me, after the sixth Long Island Iced Tea and three Jell-O shooters, my body and my mind were not working well together. My brain was fully cognizant that I needed to walk. But when the brain started moving the torso, the legs did not appear to have received the message. It is either that, or they were on strike. The torso continued forward and the legs were left behind.
At this point, you really can't get the hands to help either. Your brain explains very loudly (at least I thought it was loud) that they need to be extended to prevent the impending fall. Nope, no luck. So as I lay there laughing at how funny it was that my appendages were striking against the brain I could only think of what other parts of my body were on strike.
Please don't let the rectum go on strike. As I am sure you all realize that the rectum rules the body. The following is a true story:
When the body was first made, all the parts wanted to be Boss.
The brain said, "I should be Boss because I control the all the body's responses and functions".
The feet said, "We should be Boss because we carry the brain about and get him to where he wants to go".
The hands said, "We should be Boss because we do all the work and earn all the money.
And so it went on and on, with the heart, the lungs, and the eyes, until finally the rectum spoke up.
All the parts laughed at the idea of the rectum being the Boss. So he goes on strike, blocks himself up, and refuses to work.
Within a short time, the eyes became crossed, the hands clenched, the feet twitched, the heart and lungs begin to panic, and the brain fevered.
Eventually, they all decided that the rectum should be the Boss, so the motion was passed. All the other parts did all the work, while the Boss just sat and passed out the crap.
The Moral of the Story:
You don't need brains to be a Boss, any asshole will do.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). I should not be allowed to write when I am drunk. You see, Friday when I was at work, a co-worker mentioned to me that she was disappointed in my blog entry Thursday night.
"Huh?"
"I can't believe it took 15 minutes to write 3 lines."
"Huh?" At this point I was sure she was messing with my head to determine if I was still drunk from the night before. "I didn't write an entry last night," I confidently stated. Then the doubt came through and I had to go check.
OH MY GOD! I wrote a blog entry last night.
OK, That is bad.
Did you know...
If you hook Jell-O up to an EEG, it registers movements almost identical to a human adult's brain waves.
The Pickled Liver Train Car was christened Thursday night by all of the founding members. There was an immense amount of alcohol and pickles consumed and everyone managed not to get kicked off the train. Overall, it was good. The conductor talked to the Mexican the following day and mentioned that he too was surprised we didn't get the boot.
Unfortunately for me, after the sixth Long Island Iced Tea and three Jell-O shooters, my body and my mind were not working well together. My brain was fully cognizant that I needed to walk. But when the brain started moving the torso, the legs did not appear to have received the message. It is either that, or they were on strike. The torso continued forward and the legs were left behind.
At this point, you really can't get the hands to help either. Your brain explains very loudly (at least I thought it was loud) that they need to be extended to prevent the impending fall. Nope, no luck. So as I lay there laughing at how funny it was that my appendages were striking against the brain I could only think of what other parts of my body were on strike.
Please don't let the rectum go on strike. As I am sure you all realize that the rectum rules the body. The following is a true story:
When the body was first made, all the parts wanted to be Boss.
The brain said, "I should be Boss because I control the all the body's responses and functions".
The feet said, "We should be Boss because we carry the brain about and get him to where he wants to go".
The hands said, "We should be Boss because we do all the work and earn all the money.
And so it went on and on, with the heart, the lungs, and the eyes, until finally the rectum spoke up.
All the parts laughed at the idea of the rectum being the Boss. So he goes on strike, blocks himself up, and refuses to work.
Within a short time, the eyes became crossed, the hands clenched, the feet twitched, the heart and lungs begin to panic, and the brain fevered.
Eventually, they all decided that the rectum should be the Boss, so the motion was passed. All the other parts did all the work, while the Boss just sat and passed out the crap.
The Moral of the Story:
You don't need brains to be a Boss, any asshole will do.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). I should not be allowed to write when I am drunk. You see, Friday when I was at work, a co-worker mentioned to me that she was disappointed in my blog entry Thursday night.
"Huh?"
"I can't believe it took 15 minutes to write 3 lines."
"Huh?" At this point I was sure she was messing with my head to determine if I was still drunk from the night before. "I didn't write an entry last night," I confidently stated. Then the doubt came through and I had to go check.
OH MY GOD! I wrote a blog entry last night.
OK, That is bad.
Did you know...
If you hook Jell-O up to an EEG, it registers movements almost identical to a human adult's brain waves.
So, today was the christening party. I am way to smashed to actually write one on my blog entries. BTW, it took me 15 minutes to write that.
Pics tomorrow.
Pics tomorrow.
I purchased new underwear last Saturday. They feel very comfy, almost to the point where walking in my underwear can make me (one sided grin) "happy." I purchased the Hanes classic boxer briefs with the tagless comfortsoft waistband. That comfortsoft waistband really makes a difference. Certain parts are not falling out of flaps because there are no flaps. I guess they finally figured out that with boxer briefs, nobody uses the flaps.
I am sure, that at this point many people are wondering why I am so infatuated with my new underwear.
I have gone through the cycle of underwear as many men (and women) have. I had whitey-tighties all through high school and into the Air Force. While in the Air Force though I was informed that I was to wear boxers. The first wife wanted to get pregnant and she believed that briefs lower the sperm count. OK...whatever...it is underwear.
That is until you actually wear boxers and the boys feel FREE! No more uncomfortable shifting and if you need to make use of the urinal, the flap actually makes sense. Of course there are some drawbacks. One is the stretch factor... If you are active, they tend to stretch out in certain places. Once this happens, you are doomed to the self-inflicted wedgie.
A self-inflicted wedgie is slightly different than the normal pull your friend's underwear over their shoulders type of wedgie. The self-inflicted wedgie tends to be that bunch of underwear that really has nowhere else to go but straight up the butt. I hate that. You can't sit there and pull it out without looking really stupid and blowing your image. So you sit there on the train thinking to yourself that if you can manage to take a "fart-walk" to the next car, you may be able to kill off two birds with one gall stone.
Of course, if someone realizes that you are walking around with a load of underwear squished between the butt cheeks, it could be worse...you could actually end up in an atomic wedgie. Once that happens, your waistband is surely ruined as is your hair. Your see, with the atomic wedgie, the waistband is wrapped over the head.
I have moved on from the boxers to the boxer briefs and now the improved tagless comfortsoft waistband boxer briefs. I like them and they don't bunch up.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Buy new underwear. I am absolutely positive that over 50% of the people out there are wearing underwear well beyond the life of the item. I am sure that the boxers some people are wearing on those trains are merely paper-thin sheers held together with duct tape.
I would bet that it is not only men that have this issue as well. How many women out there are wearing panties with the holes along the waistband. How about that bra that still "fits."
People are spending hundreds of dollars on the right shoes, or the nice jacket...but will not throw away the underwear they wore back in high school. Throw it away! I suggest buying the Hanes boxer briefs with the tagless comfortsoft waistband?
Did you know...
The thong accounts for 25% of the United States women's underwear market.
The Color Purple was a movie that will stand the test of time like other great movies such as Gone with the Wind, Singing in the Rain, and Dude, Where's my Car? With stars such as Danny Glover, Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey, everyone anxiously anticipated the release.
Friday, I saw the movie The DaVinci Code. The problem is, I read the book. Granted, the movie and the book were very much alike, but in my honest opinion, I would give it no better than a "C." It was mostly the acting. My problem is, the book gave me a very good visual as to who the main characters were and how they interacted. Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou did not fit. It really appeared they were just saying the words as they were written and there wasn't any real acting. It was like they stood there and read a book. Very disappointing. That was my Friday (well, that and drinking profusely).
Saturday, I shopped for some clothes and spent the afternoon washing and waxing my truck in the beautiful sunshine.
Sunday, I planted my fifty shrubs to create my new hedge for cartoon animals to jump over, and I planted some trees. This required me to spend the entire day outside with the bugs in the sun. Now I am red.
Red.
There are plenty of things to wonder about in this world but one that lies close to my heart is "red." Redskin, redneck, red-handed...red. Why are Natives considered redskins? Why the big controversy about the Washington Redskins? Believe it or not...I have answers.
Natives were given the color red not as an offensive descriptor, but as a designator. Before George Washington was a glimmer in his Mom's eye, a man named Samuel Smith wrote some letters about his interactions with the Native tribes and the fear that surrounded the communities. This fear was stirred by stories of attacks by the "Red Skin men." This however is the first instance recorded of the term and was not seen or heard used again for another 26 years.
It was actually a Taensa Chief that told a story to a French priest that started with (I am paraphrasing of course) "A black man, a white man and a red man looking at a pile of horse dung..." You see, the Taensa Tribe refer to themselves as "Red Men" in their own language. Townspeople all over began referring to Natives as Red and later Redskins.(ref)
The Washington Redskins football team also earned the name honestly. The team was originally known as the Boston Braves, but changed to the Boston Redskins when they left Braves field for Fenway Park. The name "Redskins" was chosen to honor the team's coach, William "Lone Star" Dietz, whose mother was Sioux. In 1937 the team moved to Washington, D.C. and became the Washington Redskins. (ref)
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Wear sunscreen. I spent one and a half full days out in the sun washing trucks and planting shrubs. I now feel the pain of red skin all over this Redskin. I should have thought about it earlier, but it was such a nice day and dipping myself in a vat of sunscreen didn't hit the radar.
I should have listened to Baz Luhrman. "Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of 2006...Wear sunscreen. If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it. The long term benefits of sunscreen have been proved by scientists, whereas the rest of my advice has no basis more reliable than my own meandering experience."
Did you know...
During sunrise and sunset the distance that the light has to travel from the Sun to an observer is at its greatest. This means the a large amount of blue and violet light has been scattered by the atmosphere so the light that is received by an observer is mostly of a longer wavelength and therefore appears to be red.
Friday, I saw the movie The DaVinci Code. The problem is, I read the book. Granted, the movie and the book were very much alike, but in my honest opinion, I would give it no better than a "C." It was mostly the acting. My problem is, the book gave me a very good visual as to who the main characters were and how they interacted. Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou did not fit. It really appeared they were just saying the words as they were written and there wasn't any real acting. It was like they stood there and read a book. Very disappointing. That was my Friday (well, that and drinking profusely).
Saturday, I shopped for some clothes and spent the afternoon washing and waxing my truck in the beautiful sunshine.
Sunday, I planted my fifty shrubs to create my new hedge for cartoon animals to jump over, and I planted some trees. This required me to spend the entire day outside with the bugs in the sun. Now I am red.
Red.
There are plenty of things to wonder about in this world but one that lies close to my heart is "red." Redskin, redneck, red-handed...red. Why are Natives considered redskins? Why the big controversy about the Washington Redskins? Believe it or not...I have answers.
Natives were given the color red not as an offensive descriptor, but as a designator. Before George Washington was a glimmer in his Mom's eye, a man named Samuel Smith wrote some letters about his interactions with the Native tribes and the fear that surrounded the communities. This fear was stirred by stories of attacks by the "Red Skin men." This however is the first instance recorded of the term and was not seen or heard used again for another 26 years.
It was actually a Taensa Chief that told a story to a French priest that started with (I am paraphrasing of course) "A black man, a white man and a red man looking at a pile of horse dung..." You see, the Taensa Tribe refer to themselves as "Red Men" in their own language. Townspeople all over began referring to Natives as Red and later Redskins.(ref)
The Washington Redskins football team also earned the name honestly. The team was originally known as the Boston Braves, but changed to the Boston Redskins when they left Braves field for Fenway Park. The name "Redskins" was chosen to honor the team's coach, William "Lone Star" Dietz, whose mother was Sioux. In 1937 the team moved to Washington, D.C. and became the Washington Redskins. (ref)
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Wear sunscreen. I spent one and a half full days out in the sun washing trucks and planting shrubs. I now feel the pain of red skin all over this Redskin. I should have thought about it earlier, but it was such a nice day and dipping myself in a vat of sunscreen didn't hit the radar.
I should have listened to Baz Luhrman. "Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of 2006...Wear sunscreen. If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it. The long term benefits of sunscreen have been proved by scientists, whereas the rest of my advice has no basis more reliable than my own meandering experience."
Did you know...
During sunrise and sunset the distance that the light has to travel from the Sun to an observer is at its greatest. This means the a large amount of blue and violet light has been scattered by the atmosphere so the light that is received by an observer is mostly of a longer wavelength and therefore appears to be red.
I started riding the train to and from work at the beginning of the year. There are a half dozen things I have found to be enjoyable and for posterity I will annotate them here.
- The relaxing ride in and out helps me ramp up and burn down from my job. I find that when I was driving in, I was worn out by the time I reached the office. The traffic in the Chicagoland area will drain all of your well-being out of you.
- I have found community. Granted, it is a community that only lasts 2 hours per day, but I look forward to those 2 hours. It is such a tight knit and diverse group that we have made plans for a train outing. Most of us are going to a White Sox game together in June.
- I have new friends. I consider the people I ride the train with my friends. Being more social and doing new things to make friends was actually one of my New Years resolutions. So to actually be able to follow up and follow through on that is fantastic.
- I learn. I learn from the very diverse group that no matter what the job, no matter what the income bracket, no matter what the upbringing, people can be friends and get along. I wish the rest of the United States could take the train...or maybe the President...well, maybe not.
- We are uninhibited. Politically correct is NOT a train requirement or option. Sometimes, it is just best if people just speak their mind in the words they want. Without speaking truthfully, we all appear to be hiding something. Without speaking truthfully, we never learn. The Midget Porn Star and the Banker are the most vocal and least politically correct people on the train. I admire their lack of boundaries.
- I drink considerably more now that I ride the train. Before riding the train, I would have a drink about once every 4 to 5 months. Now, it is at least a weekly occurance. I have found that I am OK with that. Although yesterday, my intake was considerably more than usual. I managed to become totally fit shaced. Sully was nice enough to drive the Mexican and I home.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Go to the nearest train station and take a ride. Someone should make this a form of therapy. I know by riding the train, I personally have worked through a lot of my own issues (such as being a social introvert) and had fun doing so. I know that I have grown over the past few months. I am willing to get out and do things by myself again like bowl or attend a movie. I have the social self confidence to explore again.
Granted, I have managed to begin the liver pickling process, but I figure what better group to be laid up in a hospital with than this? Therfore, I hereby christen car 7475 "The Pickled Liver" in honor of all pickled livers the car has created. You only live once. Live to the highest potency...I mean potential.
Did you know...
Al Capone's business card said he was a used furniture dealer.
Today was one of those very rainy days except for when I was outside. We have this running joke on the train about me and the weather. You see, the secretary carries an umbrella when she thinks it is going to rain (today for instance). Here is how the conversations usually run...
Secretary: It is suppose to rain today.
Me: You won't need your umbrella today.
Secretary: The weatherman says we will get rain.
Me: You won't need the umbrella.
Later in the day, it started pouring down rain. The thunderstorm was tearing up roads and cats and dogs were mating in the streets. It was terrible. I then received an email from the Secretary informing me that it is raining. I again affirmed, she will not need an umbrella.
She made it to the train dry and never needing the umbrella. While on the train, she received a call from her son telling her that the cats and dogs were mating together at her home as well.
I informed her she would not need an umbrella...and she didn't.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Who really knows about the weather? Do you think the meteorologist really have ANY idea as to what they are forecasting?
Take for instance this...
The Blackfeet asked their Chief in autumn, if the winter was going to be cold or not. Not really knowing the answer, the chief replies that the winter was going to be cold and that the members of the village were to collect wood to be prepared.
Being a good leader, he then went to the nearest phone booth and called the National Weather Service and asked, "Is this winter to be cold?" The man on the phone responded, "This winter was going to be quite cold indeed."
So the Chief went back to speed up his people to collect even more wood to be prepared. A week later he called the National Weather Service again, "Is it going to be a very cold winter?"
"Yes," the man replied, "its going to be a very cold winter."
So the Chief goes back to his people and orders them to go and find every scrap of wood they can find. Two weeks later he calls the National Weather Service again and asks "Are you absolutely sure, that the winter is going to be very cold?"
"Absolutely" the man replies, "the Blackfeet are collecting wood like crazy!"
So who are you going to trust? A Native or someone who watches the Native to determine the weather? Meteorologist are second hand information.
By the way...No need for an umbrella tomorrow.
Did you know...
Believed to be the rainiest place in the United States, Seattle averages 158 days of rain per year. The place that has the most rainy days per year is Mount Wai-'ale'ale on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. It has up to 350 rainy days annually.
Secretary: It is suppose to rain today.
Me: You won't need your umbrella today.
Secretary: The weatherman says we will get rain.
Me: You won't need the umbrella.
Later in the day, it started pouring down rain. The thunderstorm was tearing up roads and cats and dogs were mating in the streets. It was terrible. I then received an email from the Secretary informing me that it is raining. I again affirmed, she will not need an umbrella.
She made it to the train dry and never needing the umbrella. While on the train, she received a call from her son telling her that the cats and dogs were mating together at her home as well.
I informed her she would not need an umbrella...and she didn't.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Who really knows about the weather? Do you think the meteorologist really have ANY idea as to what they are forecasting?
Take for instance this...
The Blackfeet asked their Chief in autumn, if the winter was going to be cold or not. Not really knowing the answer, the chief replies that the winter was going to be cold and that the members of the village were to collect wood to be prepared.
Being a good leader, he then went to the nearest phone booth and called the National Weather Service and asked, "Is this winter to be cold?" The man on the phone responded, "This winter was going to be quite cold indeed."
So the Chief went back to speed up his people to collect even more wood to be prepared. A week later he called the National Weather Service again, "Is it going to be a very cold winter?"
"Yes," the man replied, "its going to be a very cold winter."
So the Chief goes back to his people and orders them to go and find every scrap of wood they can find. Two weeks later he calls the National Weather Service again and asks "Are you absolutely sure, that the winter is going to be very cold?"
"Absolutely" the man replies, "the Blackfeet are collecting wood like crazy!"
So who are you going to trust? A Native or someone who watches the Native to determine the weather? Meteorologist are second hand information.
By the way...No need for an umbrella tomorrow.
Did you know...
Believed to be the rainiest place in the United States, Seattle averages 158 days of rain per year. The place that has the most rainy days per year is Mount Wai-'ale'ale on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. It has up to 350 rainy days annually.
The Queen has left to visit her cousin. I must admit, when I was taking her to the airport, I was looking forward to a little time to myself. Little did I know, a little time was about 10 minutes. I had just hit the tollway to head back home when I was already missing her. There has been many times when I would hear a teenager walking up the stairs and I would think, "here she comes."
I have been with the Queen for eight years. Even after eight years, when I know she is coming up the stairs, my pulse races, my sense of smell increases, and I have flashbacks of our first date, our wedding day and when she talked to the palm trees on her 21st birthday. I didn't sleep at all last night.
The Queen has managed to raise our daughters (ours because she inherited them at a very young age) with all of the love and compassion any person can give. While having dinner with the younger daughter, I asked her if she remembers her Mother. Her reply to me was "The Queen IS my mother."
We all miss her.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). I will be taking a trip to Seattle in July. Why? Well, I had a free ticket and it expired on the same day as the Queen's flight to the south. I really had no idea where to go and when, so I decided that since it has been forever since I have been to Washington, it was time to revisit it.
I have plans when I get there...just to be there. I live for the experience (good or bad). You have to live for the experience. My Queen is living for her experience. I am living for her experience. I am learning who I am, what I miss, what we miss and I am growing because of it.
May your life be full of experiences.
Did you know...
The phrase "rule of thumb" is derived from an old English law which stated that you couldn't beat your wife with anything wider than your thumb.
I have been with the Queen for eight years. Even after eight years, when I know she is coming up the stairs, my pulse races, my sense of smell increases, and I have flashbacks of our first date, our wedding day and when she talked to the palm trees on her 21st birthday. I didn't sleep at all last night.
The Queen has managed to raise our daughters (ours because she inherited them at a very young age) with all of the love and compassion any person can give. While having dinner with the younger daughter, I asked her if she remembers her Mother. Her reply to me was "The Queen IS my mother."
We all miss her.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). I will be taking a trip to Seattle in July. Why? Well, I had a free ticket and it expired on the same day as the Queen's flight to the south. I really had no idea where to go and when, so I decided that since it has been forever since I have been to Washington, it was time to revisit it.
I have plans when I get there...just to be there. I live for the experience (good or bad). You have to live for the experience. My Queen is living for her experience. I am living for her experience. I am learning who I am, what I miss, what we miss and I am growing because of it.
May your life be full of experiences.
Did you know...
The phrase "rule of thumb" is derived from an old English law which stated that you couldn't beat your wife with anything wider than your thumb.
Today is another made up holiday to thank and take a step back to appreciate our Mothers. There are some people who feel thhis holiday is just another reason to make Hallmark purchases and give a boost to the chocolate economy. Is it? Is it really?
Let's take a moment to really think about all the time and effort our Mothers put into raising our children. Having been a child at one time, my Mother has managed to not only keep me alive...but show me how to live. My Mother raised me alone since the passing of my Father when I was six. She provided income, housing, clothing, moral support, food, comfort, and my father figure. She was truly an incredible woman and a pillar in the community. Adding to this, she taught me that you only live once, so make the very best of it while being the best you can be.
I was a terrible child at times. I have caught the detached garage on fire (I had to find out WHY the aerosol cans weren't suppose to be near flame...let alone the burn barrel) and I had far too many parties in the house when she was out of town. I have "flashed" the local cops (with my new camera strobe) and have driven my car without lights in the dark to avoid a ticket. When I broke the Kentucky Fried Chicken sign across the street and the police again arrived on my doorstep, my Mother asked "what this time?" After each known incident, I was disciplined.
Every time though, I knew I was loved.
I miss my Mother. May she rest in peace.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Happy Mother's Day. You may be at odds with your Mother, but you need to understand that being a Mother is the most thankless, underpaid job on Earth. There is never a vacation for being a Mother. They are not permitted to have sick days. Stay at home Mother's earn about half of the wage earners pay and work 24 hours a day, 365 1/4 days a year.
So if someone commercial or otherwise wants to make a holiday that only happens one day each year to celebrate Mothers. I am all for it. For all of you Mothers out there...
Thank you.
Dedicated to my Mother (February 3, 1927-December 3, 2003).
For her and every other Mother my gift is the origin of Mother's Day.(ref)
Julia Ward Howe wrote the Mother's Day Proclamation in 1870, as a call for peace and disarmament. An excerpt follows:
From the voice of a devastated Earth a voice goes up with
Our own. It says: "Disarm! Disarm!
The sword of murder is not the balance of justice.
"Blood does not wipe our dishonor,
Nor violence indicate possession.
As men have often forsaken the plough and the anvil at the summons of war,
Let women now leave all that may be left of home
For a great and earnest day of counsel.
Let them meet first, as women, to bewail and commemorate the dead.
Let them solemnly take counsel with each other as to the means
Whereby the great human family can live in peace...
Did you know...
Julia Ward Howe wrote the Battle Hymm of the Republic and was a staunch fighter for women's rights. She staged an unusual protest for peace in Boston, by celebrating a special day for mothers. Julia wanted to call attention to the need for peace by pointing out mothers who were left alone in the world without their sons and husbands after the bloody Franco-Prussian War.
Let's take a moment to really think about all the time and effort our Mothers put into raising our children. Having been a child at one time, my Mother has managed to not only keep me alive...but show me how to live. My Mother raised me alone since the passing of my Father when I was six. She provided income, housing, clothing, moral support, food, comfort, and my father figure. She was truly an incredible woman and a pillar in the community. Adding to this, she taught me that you only live once, so make the very best of it while being the best you can be.
I was a terrible child at times. I have caught the detached garage on fire (I had to find out WHY the aerosol cans weren't suppose to be near flame...let alone the burn barrel) and I had far too many parties in the house when she was out of town. I have "flashed" the local cops (with my new camera strobe) and have driven my car without lights in the dark to avoid a ticket. When I broke the Kentucky Fried Chicken sign across the street and the police again arrived on my doorstep, my Mother asked "what this time?" After each known incident, I was disciplined.
Every time though, I knew I was loved.
I miss my Mother. May she rest in peace.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Happy Mother's Day. You may be at odds with your Mother, but you need to understand that being a Mother is the most thankless, underpaid job on Earth. There is never a vacation for being a Mother. They are not permitted to have sick days. Stay at home Mother's earn about half of the wage earners pay and work 24 hours a day, 365 1/4 days a year.
So if someone commercial or otherwise wants to make a holiday that only happens one day each year to celebrate Mothers. I am all for it. For all of you Mothers out there...
Thank you.
Dedicated to my Mother (February 3, 1927-December 3, 2003).
For her and every other Mother my gift is the origin of Mother's Day.(ref)
Julia Ward Howe wrote the Mother's Day Proclamation in 1870, as a call for peace and disarmament. An excerpt follows:
From the voice of a devastated Earth a voice goes up with
Our own. It says: "Disarm! Disarm!
The sword of murder is not the balance of justice.
"Blood does not wipe our dishonor,
Nor violence indicate possession.
As men have often forsaken the plough and the anvil at the summons of war,
Let women now leave all that may be left of home
For a great and earnest day of counsel.
Let them meet first, as women, to bewail and commemorate the dead.
Let them solemnly take counsel with each other as to the means
Whereby the great human family can live in peace...
Did you know...
Julia Ward Howe wrote the Battle Hymm of the Republic and was a staunch fighter for women's rights. She staged an unusual protest for peace in Boston, by celebrating a special day for mothers. Julia wanted to call attention to the need for peace by pointing out mothers who were left alone in the world without their sons and husbands after the bloody Franco-Prussian War.
I will be taking a short break from my blog to concentrate on a little endeavor. I am making an attempt to write a story. I am not sure as to the outcome or even the plot line. This will be more of a free flowing set of words on "paper." Just a way for me to be creative.
So, if you are bored out of your mind and surfing the world for anything and everything, you can read the following:
http://techno-underground.blogspot.com/
If you have comments about the story, please post them here. I will be shutting down all comments on the other blog.
So, if you are bored out of your mind and surfing the world for anything and everything, you can read the following:
http://techno-underground.blogspot.com/
If you have comments about the story, please post them here. I will be shutting down all comments on the other blog.
I have offended someone. In my Ooogies post, I wrote about Naked Man and how his mannerisms bothered me. Using creative description, I wrote that he was "about 6 feet 3 inches and weighs about 375 pounds." Apparently I was wrong about his weight. My attempt to make him appear intimidating has come back to bite me on the arse.
I thought the point of my blog entry was fairly clear that you can't judge a book or person by it's cover. But that point apparently was lost in the details. Naked Man has taken offense to the entry and has moved to a different train car. This really bothers me. In my attempt to educate and use imagery, I have made a critical mistake. I have offended someone.
I apologize.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Watch what you say (or type). I have always thought of myself as aware of other people and their feelings. Now it is time for me to be educated. I will have to seriously think about my blog and how it can affect people.
Did you know...
A Wisconsin forklift operator for a Miller beer distributor was fired when a picture was published in a newspaper showing him drinking a Bud Light.
I thought the point of my blog entry was fairly clear that you can't judge a book or person by it's cover. But that point apparently was lost in the details. Naked Man has taken offense to the entry and has moved to a different train car. This really bothers me. In my attempt to educate and use imagery, I have made a critical mistake. I have offended someone.
I apologize.
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Watch what you say (or type). I have always thought of myself as aware of other people and their feelings. Now it is time for me to be educated. I will have to seriously think about my blog and how it can affect people.
Did you know...
A Wisconsin forklift operator for a Miller beer distributor was fired when a picture was published in a newspaper showing him drinking a Bud Light.
What is it with the people’s obsession with grass? My neighbor is so compulsive with his yard that he will complain to the Association if I have anything “unsightly” in my yard. He uses all four chemical treatments every year and mows about twice a week because it grows so fast. You know it is bad when the siding is falling off his house…but he is out there with his fingernail clippers trimming his shrubbery (thinking Monte Python… SHRUBBERY?!).
As for me, if I never have to mow my lawn all year, I am a happy camper. Last year, it was so dry, the lawn only had to be mowed five times the entire year. This year, it has a green tint and I have yet to mow it. I like this. I like having time for myself and family on the weekend instead of my yard.
We also have to endure an Association requirement of no higher than a four foot fence. What exactly is a four foot high fence going to do for me? The large dogs I would like to keep out can jump over it. If someone came to a party at my house and decided to strip naked in my yard, there wouldn’t be any privacy. Honestly, I really don’t want to see my neighbors house.
But because I constantly think outside the box, I came up with a solution that falls within the Assholciation rules while giving me the security and privacy I desire. I am planting a privet hedge. At maturity, it can grow to 12’ high and will deter nearly every animal including humans. This also means I don’t have to fall within the “fence border” requirements. Plants can be planted anywhere except for up their… nose.
I have ordered 50 plants that should pretty much cover both sides and the back of my lot. What schmuck would make a rule that your fence can only be four feet in the first place?
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Use the rules against them. I am constantly faced with stupid rules. I am constantly faced with stupid situations. So when the telemarketer calls you because you are already a customer of the parent company (which they are allowed to do even if you are on the do-not-call list), use their own rules against them. Ask them for their name and telemarketing number. Inform them that you are busy right now and will have to call them back.
Then, let 200 of your friends know WHEN to call the number back and call back all at the same time requesting lengthy information and never ever buy anything. What this does is ties up all of their marketing personnel with calls and they never have a chance to call out to other people and make the sale. If your intention is to shut them down because they just WON’T stop calling, publish the information and have everyone call at least once a day until the phone just stops being answered.
There is nothing wrong, or illegal about doing any of these scenarios. You are just playing by their rules. What would not be playing by their rules is if the next time you fill out one of those forms in the malls for a free vacation, TV, or car, you use the telemarketers number that keeps calling you in the first place.
Did you know…
Eleven top executives of the Direct Marketing Association (the telemarketers' group that is trying to kill the federal "Do Not Call" list) have registered for the list themselves.
As for me, if I never have to mow my lawn all year, I am a happy camper. Last year, it was so dry, the lawn only had to be mowed five times the entire year. This year, it has a green tint and I have yet to mow it. I like this. I like having time for myself and family on the weekend instead of my yard.
We also have to endure an Association requirement of no higher than a four foot fence. What exactly is a four foot high fence going to do for me? The large dogs I would like to keep out can jump over it. If someone came to a party at my house and decided to strip naked in my yard, there wouldn’t be any privacy. Honestly, I really don’t want to see my neighbors house.
But because I constantly think outside the box, I came up with a solution that falls within the Assholciation rules while giving me the security and privacy I desire. I am planting a privet hedge. At maturity, it can grow to 12’ high and will deter nearly every animal including humans. This also means I don’t have to fall within the “fence border” requirements. Plants can be planted anywhere except for up their… nose.
I have ordered 50 plants that should pretty much cover both sides and the back of my lot. What schmuck would make a rule that your fence can only be four feet in the first place?
This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). Use the rules against them. I am constantly faced with stupid rules. I am constantly faced with stupid situations. So when the telemarketer calls you because you are already a customer of the parent company (which they are allowed to do even if you are on the do-not-call list), use their own rules against them. Ask them for their name and telemarketing number. Inform them that you are busy right now and will have to call them back.
Then, let 200 of your friends know WHEN to call the number back and call back all at the same time requesting lengthy information and never ever buy anything. What this does is ties up all of their marketing personnel with calls and they never have a chance to call out to other people and make the sale. If your intention is to shut them down because they just WON’T stop calling, publish the information and have everyone call at least once a day until the phone just stops being answered.
There is nothing wrong, or illegal about doing any of these scenarios. You are just playing by their rules. What would not be playing by their rules is if the next time you fill out one of those forms in the malls for a free vacation, TV, or car, you use the telemarketers number that keeps calling you in the first place.
Did you know…
Eleven top executives of the Direct Marketing Association (the telemarketers' group that is trying to kill the federal "Do Not Call" list) have registered for the list themselves.
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