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Sgt. Justin Hoffman Memorial Video (HQ Version)

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Uploaded by on Jun 13, 2010

Note:--- This is a higher quality version of a video with the same name I posted a couple of years ago. With 2010 being the 5th year anniversary of Justin's death, I decided to not only upload this higher quality video, but I got a tattoo in his honor. I recorded the entire tattoo process and it can be found within my other videos if you want to check it out. Below are the words I included in the original description of the video:


This video pays tribute to Sgt. Justin Hoffman who was KIA on August 3rd, 2005 near Haditha, Iraq. Justin was part of the Columbus based Lima Company, one of the hardest hit units during the war in Iraq.

This video contains pictures of Justin while he was in Iraq. Special thanks goes to Teri Price for allowing me to use these pictures for the video. The footage near the end of the video was taken during a time when Justin and I used to work together. The music is from the band Doves.

This memorial video was just a small way for me to say thank you to Justin for not only being a friend, but also for being an American hero in the truest form possible by providing the freedoms we have that allow us to enjoy life as much as possible. Justin, the ultimate sacrifice you and your Marine Corp brothers gave will never go unnoticed. Semper Fi!

For more info on the Lima Company Marines, please track down a copy of a documentary called "Combat Diary: The Marines of Lima Company" The documentary was compiled from many hours of footage that the Marines themselves shot during firefights among many other things. It is worth a viewing .

Also, please check out www.limacompanymemorial.org to take a look at an incredible traveling memorial in honor of Justin and his Marine Corps brothers who didn't make it home.

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