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JUNE 2024 EDITION 2

"The families have no idea who we are, where the memorial came from, or why their Hero showed up on their doorstep. Our supporters are the humble Heroes who are keeping legacies alive." - Korey Shaffer, Founder\xa0

MSgt William T. Ross

MSgt William T. Ross, 45, U.S. Air Force, born December 24, 1977, lost the battle within on June 1, 2023. Ross served as an Aerospace Ground Equipment Specialist with Special Operations Command and deployed to the Middle East in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. For nearly 20 years, he ensured that various aerospace systems used by our aircraft were well-maintained. Ross is remembered as an adventurous man with a great sense of humor who enjoyed traveling, motorcycle riding, and skydiving. Fly high, Airman! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SSG Quinten C. Robards

SSG Quinten C. Robards, 40, U.S. Army, born June 19, 1973, passed away from service-related health complications on November 7, 2013. Robards first served our country in the 2nd Infantry Division and was stationed in South Korea. He then deployed to the Middle East four times in support of the War on Terror. Robards was a kind and generous family man who would go out of his way to lend a hand to a person in need. His final gift to this world was donating his organs for cancer research and help save future lives. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

LCpl Jonathan W. Sowell

LCpl Jonathan W. Sowell, 40, U.S.M.C., born January 26, 1983 passed away on June 29, 2023. Sowell served as a Logistics Vehicle Systems Operator with 2nd Transportation Support Battalion, 2nd Force Service Support Group, and deployed to the Middle East for Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. There, he helped transport vehicles, equipment, and supplies essential to Marines in combat zones. Sowell is remembered as a kind and outgoing man who felt honored that he had the opportunity to serve our country. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Sgt Kevin B. Balduf

Sgt Kevin B. Balduf, 27, U.S.M.C., born July 14, 1983, was killed in action on May 12, 2011. Balduf was a Field Radio Operator with 8th Communications Battalion and deployed to the Middle East three times for Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. While teaching members of the Afghan National Police the skills to maintain order after the war, a man he was training opened fire during lunch, killing him and a fellow Marine. For his service, Balduf earned a Purple Heart and the Bronze Star with "V" device. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Sgt Daniel C. Nichols

Sgt Daniel C. Nichols, 26, U.S.M.C., born in Texas July 30, 1996, passed away in a car accident on June 24, 2023. Nichols served as an Ammunition Chief with Combat Logistics Regiment 1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, and deployed to the Middle East in support of the War On Terror. There, he managed inventory and distributed a variety of situationally-driven munitions to units before conducting a mission. Nichols enjoyed physical fitness, firearms, vehicle modification, and was a founder of a car club in Houston. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Cpl Ervin F. Johnson

Cpl Ervin F. Johnson, 86, U.S.M.C., born in Massachusetts May 16, 1937, passed away on June 27, 2023. John served our country as a Supply Administrative Man and was first stationed in Okinawa. He then returned to the States and assigned to Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Supply Center at Quantico, where he oversaw ground supply administration and operations. Johnson enjoyed camping, fishing, and boating with his brother on the Warren River, but most of all, he loved taking his family to Cape Cod for a vacation. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SP4 Antonio Aleman

SP4 Antonio Aleman, 64, U.S. Army, born in Texas June 14, 1946, passed away from health complications on February 14, 2011. Aleman was a Light Weapons Infantryman with 14th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division, and 46 Infantry Regiment, 1st Armored Division in Vietnam. He was known for his courage and dedication to his unit. So much so that being shot in the neck, shoulder, and back of the head didn't stop Aleman from getting right back in the fight. For his service, he earned a Purple Heart and the Silver Star. Rest easy, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Patrolman John M. Borges

Patrolman John M. Borges, 48, Taunton Police Department, born in Portugal July 31, 1972, passed away from COVID-19 on December 24, 2020. Borges served his community in a variety of ways during his 20 years on the force. In addition to his law enforcement duties, he helped found a Search and Rescue team, was the lead trainer of the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, and an active member of the Civil Air Patrol. For his service, he was posthumously awarded the "Supreme Sacrifice Medal of Honor." Rest easy; We have the watch now! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Detective Sergeant Randy J. Parker Jr.

Detective Sergeant Randy J. Parker Jr., 44, Newport Beach P.D., born December 4, 1976, passed away from health complications on October 25, 2021. Parker wore many hats while serving his community for over 20 years on the force. Throughout his impressive career, he served as a Patrolman, Supervisor, Investigator, Field Training Officer, and was a member of the Narcotics and K-9 units. Parker was a dedicated, well-respected officer and is remembered for going all in when the job got tough. Rest easy; We have the watch now! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SGT Michael K. Ingram Jr.

SGT Michael K. Ingram Jr., 23, U.S. Army, born in Michigan March 6, 1987, was killed in action on April 17, 2010. Ingram served as an Infantryman with 1st Battalion, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division and deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. While conducting a dismounted patrol in Kandahar, he passed away when an IED detonated as he walked past. For his service, he was posthumously awarded a Purple Heart, the Bronze Star, and promoted to Sergeant. Rest easy, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Sgt Edwin P. Quall

Sgt Edwin P. Quall, 53, U.S.M.C., born in Wisconsin October 5, 1969, passed away on June 5, 2023. Quall served our country in the Corps for five years and deployed in support of Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. He then began a career at INTERPOL, serving as Deputy Assistant Director in D.C. There, Quall assisted with exchanging international criminal investigative intel to help apprehend some of the world's most wanted criminals. For his service, Interpol named an Operations and Command Center in his honor. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

FF Stephen L. Shankle

FF Stephen L. Shankle, 21, Trinity Fire Department, born in Michigan January 25, 1990, passed away in a car accident on March 13, 2011. Eager to protect his town, Shankle joined the Trinity F.D. as soon as he was able. He served as a Structural Firefighter and was an expert at putting out fires in commercial and residential buildings. Shankle became a pillar of his community and was well-known for his passion for helping others. He was a fiercely loyal friend, a loving son, and a great brother. Rest easy; We have the watch now! Til Valhalla, Brother!

PO3 Marcus E. Cline

PO3 Marcus E. Cline, 21, U.S. Navy, born in Louisiana January 4, 1947, passed away in a non-hostile incident on June 24, 1968. Cline served as a Gunner's Mate with River Assault Squadron 5, Task Force 116 in Vietnam. While on a nighttime reconnaissance mission on the Mỹ Tho River, his Patrol Boat, River collided with a U.S. Light Salvage Lift Craft. Cline fell overboard after hitting his head and drowned. For his service, he was posthumously awarded a Purple Heart and the Bronze Star with "V" device. Fair winds and following seas, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SFC Thomas E. Dickert

SFC Thomas E. Dickert, 82, U.S. Army, born March 6, 1940, passed away on February 27, 2023. Dickert served as an MP, Correctional Specialist, and Unarmed Defense Instructor for 20 years. He was stationed all over the U.S., Germany, and deployed to fight in the Vietnam War twice. After the military, Dickert worked as a long-haul trucker, driving across the country for 30 years. He enjoyed gospel music, was a talented guitar player, and sang at several local Baptist churches. For his service, he earned the Bronze Star. Rest easy, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Cpl Jason K. Poth

Cpl Jason K. Poth, 49, U.S.M.C., born in Ohio December 28, 1973, passed away from cancer on June 11, 2023. Poth served as an Antitank Assault Guided Missileman with 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, and was stationed at Twentynine Palms. There, he trained in various missile systems and was ready to protect our troops from enemy armored vehicles if ever deployed. Poth is remembered as a family man of deep faith. He enjoyed history, working on anything electronic, and was a very active member of his church. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

TSgt Bryan P. Walters

TSgt Bryan P. Walters, 43, U.S. Air Force, born in Washington April 3, 1980, passed away unexpectedly on June 3, 2023. Walters was a Tactical Aircraft Maintenance (Legacy) Specialist with the 388th Equipment Maintenance Squadron (ACC), ensuring our aircraft were always combat-ready when he deployed in Afghanistan. He then served as a Logistics Management Specialist with the 414th Supply Chain Maintenance Squadron (ICBM) and participated in several projects that promoted the security of the U.S. via nuclear deterrence. Fly high, Airman! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SP4 James W. Cahall

SP4 James W. Cahall, 20, U.S. Army, born in Missouri May 8, 1946, was killed in action on January 15, 1967. Cahall was an Infantryman with 1st Infantry Division. While on a mission to sweep the jungle of the Iron Triangle in Operation Cedar Falls, his unit came under fire. Cahall, manning his M-60, was fighting off Viet Cong troops when he was struck by enemy grenade shrapnel. For his service, he was posthumously awarded a Purple Heart, the Bronze Star with "V" device, and has a bridge in Missouri named in his honor. Rest easy, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

CPL Micah P. Chizever

CPL Micah P. Chizever, 24, U.S. Army, born in Ohio March 23, 1995, lost the battle within on July 30, 2019. From the age of 13, Chizever wanted to be a soldier, so it was no surprise when he enlisted. He was a Paratrooper with 1st Squadron, 91st Cavalry Regiment (Airborne), and stationed in Germany in pursuit of his dream of becoming a Green Beret. Chizever was a truly giving person. From doing humanitarian work in Honduras to helping a struggling battle buddy, he is remembered as a true patriot with a big heart. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

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