Updated 2010 Honor Roll

The Honor Roll for 2010 has been updated.  Since the last post, the armed services have sustained 36 losses.

The US Marine Corps sustained 11 while the US Army sustained 25.  The majority of the losses were in Afghanistan- 34. There was one in Iraq and one in Kuwait.

Two (2) were from New York State.  Pfc. David Jones,21, of St. Johnsville NY was found dead in Iraq.  Spc. Blake D. Whipple, 21, Williamsville NY was killed in Afghanistan.

Thank you to all for your service to preserve the way of life that we enjoy in this country. Your service will not be forgotten.

Thank you to the families of the fallen. May you find the strength for the days ahead.

        

What is new…..

Hi All,

Just a note to let those who access this blog that I haven’t forgotten to keep up with the casualty reports.

I have been in the process of buying a house and moving which takes more time and energy than I anticipated. I have the names ready to add to the 2010 Honor Roll and will do so as soon as I have time.

Since my last post on September 18 the armed forces have sustained 46 losses in Afghanistan and Iraq.  Three (3) in Iraq and the remaining forty-three (43) in Afghanistan.  The US Army sustained twenty-four (24); the US Marine Corps nineteen (19) ; the US Navy one (1) and the US Air Force two (2).

One of the losses was from New York State- L Cpl. Scott Lynch, 22, Greenwood Lake was killed on October 6, 2010.

May they all rest in peace.  There sacrifices will not be forgotten.  Thank you for your service.  May the families of the fallen find the strength for the days ahead.  Bless All.

             

Updated Casualty Reports

Hello All,

Since my last post, the US Military has sustained thirteen (13) losses.

The US Army sustained eight (8); the US Marine Corps four (4) and the US Air Force one (1).

Five (5) losses happened in Iraq and eight (8) in Afghanistan.

Thank you to all who serve and have served especially to those who made the supreme sacrafice. You will not be forgotten.

Thank you to the families of those lost. May you find the strength for the days ahead.

         

Fallen Stars Memorial Blog Update

Hello All,

Sadly, I report that since last week’s post, twenty-six (26) of our fine young service members have fallen in the line of duty. I believe that the media reported that August’s losses were second only to those of July.

The US Army sustained nineteen (19) losses; the US Marine Corps six (6) and the US Navy one (1).

All of the losses occurred in Afghanistan.

Thank you to all who serve and have served. Your sacrifice will not be forgotten.

Thank you to the families of the fallen. May you find the strength for the days ahead. Bless you.

           

Announced Losses

Hi All,

Since my last post on August 15, 2010, our armed services have sustained 23 losses in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Thirteen (13) members of the US Army were lost; nine (9) from the US Marine Corps and one (1) from the US Navy.

Two (2) losses were in Iraq and the remaining twenty-one (21) in Afghanistan.

One of the losses from the US Army is from New York State.  On August 17, Staff Sgt. Derek J. Farley, 24, from Nassau, NY, lost his life while attempting to disarm an IED.

Thank you to all who have made the supreme sacrafice. You will not be forgotten. Rest in peace.

Thank you to the families of the fallen. May you find the strength for the days ahead. Bless you.

            

Updates to Fallen Stars Memorial Blog

Hi All,

Since last week’s post, eleven (11) service members have been lost in the Middle East conflicts.

The US Army sustained six (6) losses while the US Marine Corps sustained five (5) losses.

Ten (10) of the losses happened in Afghanistan and one (1) in Iraq.

Thank you to all who served. Thank you for your service. Your contribution will not be forgotten.

Thank you to the families of those who have made the supreme sacrifice. Bless you and may you find the strength for the days ahead.

            

Losses since last post

Hi All,

Since last week’s post the armed services have sustained three (3) losses in Afghanistan and none in Iraq.

All losses were suffered by the US Army.

This is the first time in months that losses have numbered under ten.

Thank you for your service to our country. Your service is appreciated and you will not be forgotten.

Thank you for the families of those who have not come home. Bless you and may you find the strength for the days ahead.

      

Announced Losses Since July 25, 2010

Hello,

Since my last post on Sunday, July 25, 2010, fourteen (14) service members have been lost in Afghanistan.

The US Army sustained seven (7) losses, the US Marine Corps sustained five (5) losses and the US Navy two (2).

Thank you for your service. Your time and sacrifice is appreciated and will not be forgotten. 

Thank you to the families of the fallen. May you find the strength for the days ahead. Bless you.

                  

Announced losses since last week

Hi all,

In the past week our armed services have sustained sixteen (16) losses.

The US Army lost ten (10) while the US Marine Corps lost six (6).  Fifteen (15) were lost in Afghanistan and one (1) in Iraq.

Thank you to all who have served and made the supreme sacrifice. Thank you to the families of the fallen. We appreciate and honor your sacrifice to our freedom.  Bless all.

           

Announced Losses

Hi All,

From my post on July 11 to July 18, the armed forces suffered nineteen (19) losses.

Sixteen (16) from the US Army and three (3) from the US Marine Corps. All were lost in the conflict in Afghanistan.

Thanks to all who serve and have served. Your sacrifices are appreciated.

Thanks to the families who stand behind service members and stand behind them while they stand up for us.