Updated - US Military Fallen week ending Aug. 29, 2009

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A grateful nation honors your service. Your battle is over; rest in peace. Your courage, for our country, will forever be etched in our minds and hearts.

Welcome all new viewers. These weekly episodes pay tribute to brave men and women who served our country with honor. This video and your respectful comments are memorial tributes to our fallen soldiers. With the passing of a former Army veteran, and a US Senator for 47-years, Ive included my tributes to an American legend, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. This version includes corrected data and comments were copied over from the original version.

Please visit my US Military Fallen Tribute Channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/jcastillo57 for previous episodes, military funerals and homecomings.

This week the US Department of Defense released the names of 16 military personnel who died, while serving in the United States armed forces. 3 more were added to this week's episode from the previous week with photos as a courtesy to the families.

Fallen:
1.Staff Sgt. Kurt R. Curtiss, 27, of Murray, UT.
2.2nd Lt. Joseph D. Fortin, 22, of St. Johnsbury, VT.
3.Capt. John L. Hallett III, 30, of Concord, CA.
4.Lance Cpl. Donald J. Hogan, 20, of San Clemente, CA.
5.Sgt. Matthew L. Ingram, 25, of Pearl, MS.
6.Capt. Cory J. Jenkins, 30, of AZ.
7.Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 77, of Boston MA.
8.Staff Sgt. Andrew T. Lobosco, 29, of Somerville, N.J.
9.Pvt. Taylor D. Marks, 19, of Monmouth, OR.
10.Cpl. Darby T. Morin, 25, of Victoria, Canada
11.Spc. Justin R. Pellerin, 21, of Boscawen, N.H.
12.Sgt. 1st Class Ronald W. Sawyer, 38, of Trenton, MO.
13.Spc. Troy O. Tom, 21, of Shiprock, N.M.
14.Sgt. Earl D. Werner, 38, of Mondovi, WI.
15.Pfc. Matthew E. Wildes, 18, of Hammond, LA.
16.Pfc. Dennis M. Williams, 24, of Federal Way, WA.
17.Pfc. Jonathan C. Yanney, 20, of Litchfield, MN.


Updated from week ending Aug. 22, 2009 with pictures provided by families:

1.Pfc. Morris Mo L. Walker, 23, of Chapel Hill, N.C.
2.Pfc. Brian M. Wolverton, 21, of Oak Park, CA
3.Sgt. 1st Class William B. Woods Jr., 31, of Chesapeake, VA.


Music

Rest High on That Mountain
Performed by: Roan Tynan
TAPS

Photos/Resources
OEF Page
AP- Reuters
CNN.com
Militarycity.com
DoD

US Fallen Video Production
Jerry Castillo
CMS
Producer

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  • Darren9077  (083109) Copied from original entry

    We are sincerely grateful for their service and sacrifice. Each one is another true hero. Our condolences to their family and friends.

  • memama2 (083109) Copy

    Watch the magnificent speech on YouTube video:.......Peter Johnson Jr. : Prescription For Truth...................( the street leading to our Military Cemetary has a street sign = Heros Avenue.)...........each one a HERO to this nation and to each American...........God Bless each man here and their familys and THANK YOU. When that day comes for Iraq we will yell in the Streets till you hear us in Heaven = LET FREEDOM RING! LET FREEDOM RING! LET FREEDOM RING! ~

  • melinda1734 (083109) Copied from original entry

    This is a wonderful tribute! May God Bless over our Troops & our fallen Hero's

  • hellcatbob (083109) Copied from original entry

    FYI the info about pfc Taylor Marks is incorrect. He was born in Salem, OR and raised in Monmouth, OR. He was 19.

  • My sincere apologies, this version has been corrected. Thank you for bringing it to my attention.

  • alexakim (083009) Copied from original entry

    With great gratitude, profound pride and sorrow for our loss, I join in honoring Our Fallen Heroes. Our Warriors rest.

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  • Specialist Pellerin. We went to high school together. I attended your funeral. There were generals there, two of them, one Army Brigadier General and one Air Force Major General, and the Governor of New Hampshire. Everyone misses you. I go to see you often enough.

  • SSG Kurt R. Curtiss

    1/501 PIR

    26 August, 2009

    Paktika Province

    Not Forgotten!

  • R.I.P. Matthew E. Wildes . You were a good man by many people. You did 150% all the time. You never gave up. Your missed by everyone many wish you were still here. The good die young and evil die old. I know your family and friends wishes you were back and some of your army buddies do to. He was killed the day of my nieces birth. Now I don't know if I want to celebrate my nieces birthday or cry because your not walking on american soil anymore. RIP Pfc Matthew E. Wildes.

  • Sgt. Matthew L. Ingram was my cousin. We haven't seen each other since we were kids. I had no idea, until today, of his death in Afghanistan. He was killed the day after my birthday. Rest in peace Matthew. You are missed.

  • RIP Andrew T. Lobosco and all the other soldiers and people listed.

  • I knew Earl D Warner

  • RIP BRIAN

  • r.i.p darby morin

  • @jeepin2100 yeah me and my step mom meet you at the hostpital. hows everything going.

  • yes i was your dads and taylors gunner. did i meet you at the hostpital? my memory is a little messed up still.

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