Stay Strong Family! / Kenya Davis (USMC (Brother) )
Yes It's Me. I visited the site and it is fitting. I see you've got the bike and it to is gorgeous. I ask that you keep me in your prayer as I will do the same.
Sincerely Yours SSgt Davis
Respect, Love, and Appreciation / Jimmy D. Duvall III (Brother) I served with Kyle during his time with 2/6. I was also an assaultman with 2/6 weapons company, and I am also a Virginia native. I am the guy paying my last respects with a salute and tears streaming down both cheeks. Kyle and I did not have many conversations, but every interaction was pleasant. I lost a few of my brothers while I served my 4 years. I was with Kyle in 2003 when we went to Iraq for the invasion, I was with him training in Japan, and I was with him during the 2005 deployment to Iraq for the second time. I am now a civilian with only half of a heart because a piece of my heart was taken with every brother I lost in Iraq. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Please do not hesitate to contact me at any time.
Respect, Love and Appreciation Cpl. Jimmy D. Duvall III
Thunder Thru The Tunnels - October 13, 2007 / Peggy &. Tim Foley Mr. Brown,
My husband and I met you today at the Thunder thru the Tunnels ride at Harbor Park. We were admiring your motorcycle you had painted as a tribute to your Marine son and his comrades. So I had to find something on the internet about when & how your son was killed. And I remember reading his story in the Daily Press now and how moved to tears I was when I read about his death. At that time, our Marine son was getting ready to deploy to Iraq for his 2nd tour of duty (he was in Afghanista 2004-2005) and he expressed to us (also) his concern of the level of danger of the location he was heading to; Al Anbar Province which was a hotspot at the time. I also remember when I was reading the article how similar our sons were: close in age, our son graduated from Menchville HS in Newport News, he was in JROTC and how the Marines told him to lose some weight and then come back and see them later. So he did; he lost 65 lbs. before heading to boot camp and then lost 30 more while there. That's how bad he wanted to become a Marine also, just like Kyle. I am so sorry you lost your son in Iraq. There are no words I can say that will ease your pain other than know how much we admire your brave son and we will never forget his sacrifice to his Country & Corps.
It was a pleasure to shake your hand today. We too are proud of your son. He is one of the chosen few; once a Marine, Always a Marine!
Proud Parents of a Marine Tim and Peggy Foley Newport News, VA
So Very Sorry for Your Loss / Melissa Eiler (Visitor~Daughter of Irwin & Renee Eiler )
tribute/ Proud American http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6r-WiVq-24
Gone But Not Forgotten / Misty Day (sister of Fallen Marine Cpl. Rusty Washam )
The Fallen Written by Andrea Senter
They never thought when they left here their families they'd see no more No one dares to think about The high price of such a war.
If you asked them why they did it They'd say because it was right Someone has to stand up And someone has to fight
A world away they defend our cause, as we tuck our kids in bed. Some give all for all of us, And somewhere tears will be shed.
They do not ask for fame or fortune Just that we recognize We are here, free, today, Because the fallen have paid the price.
~THANK YOU KYLE~
"One of the Few and the Proud"
~Always Loved...NEVER Forgotten~
I lost my brother Marine Cpl. Rusty Washam February 14, 2006 in Iraq by a suicide bomber he was only 21. I will keep your family in my prayers. May God Bless you and help heal your Broken Hearts from this huge loss. My brother has a site is rusty-washam.memory-of.com
fallen heroes / Gina (passer by ) my heart goes out to the family of this fallen hero. my brother was in the army and was killed in iraq in july 2005. not a day goes by that i dont thank god for heroes like them. they are the true definition of not only a hero, but a man.
You were loved! / Aunt Robin We all want to make a place in this world We all want our voices to be heard Everyone wants a chance to be someone We all have dreams we need to dream Sweeter than any star you can reach Is when you reach and find you found someone Youll hold this worlds most priceless thing The greatest gift this life can bring Is when you look back and know You were loved Chorus: You were loved by someone Touched by someone Held by someone Meant something to someone Loved somebody Touched somebodys heart along the way You can look back and say You were loved Yes you were loved You can have diamonds in the hands Have all the riches in the land But without love you dont really have a thing When somebody cares that your alive When somebody trusts you with their life Thats when you know That you have all you need You hold this worlds most priceless gift The finest treasure that there is You can look back and know You were loved Chorus So many roads that you can take Whatever way you go Dont take that road alone Its better you should know... Chorus So remember to tell that special one You are loved...are loved...you are loved
Whitney Houston
My deepest respect / Denise Sokol I do not know your pain, but I do know your pride in your son. You have much to be proud of, a courageous, determined, patriotic soul who is an example to emulate. I promise to remember Kyle and all our fallen Heroes for being someone's son, daughter, grandchild, sibling or friend as well as a member of our armed forces. I promise to pray for all of your family that is left behind that the happy memories outnumber the sad memories and that you are comforted by those moments.
Respectfully, ltsmom
Mr Bridges / Kevin Mooring (None) I am very sorry for your loss... having only known you and the story of your son for an hour i did find a tear fall down my cheek after viewing this site. your son was exceptional thats easy to see. I can imagine how rehersed it must seem hearing people try to relate to the pain you must be feeling. I want you to know how thankfull i am for both you and your son giving up so much so i can continue to live my life, my life.... that i admit in many ways i often take for granted how easy it is. my everyday problems and concerns are made simple by your son and the soilders like him. I can only hope and pray that this great campain for freedom and peace is and will continue to be worth your son's sacrifice.
most sincerely and respectfully yours... Kevin
OUR HERO! Freedom is not free !!! / Robin Summers (Aunt) We remember a life today and all that made him the man he was- his work, his gifts, all that he enjoyed and found rewarding ... calling to mind his beginnings, his journey and the wonderful stories we love to share about him.
We honor a life today- his character, his integrity, his commitment to the things he stood for- recognizing his good heart, his sense of humore, and the helping hand he so often extended to others.
We honor a life today- and all that earned him the love, the admiration, the respect of friends and family, feeling grateful for our time with him, enriched for having known him, feeling blessed to have his remarkable spirit here amoung us forever.
I am Kyle's aunt and I thank God for Kyle everyday. There was no one more gentle, loving, kind and determined as him. I just can not fathom that he will not walk through my door again!
Kyle was an outstanding Marine, doing what he loved most. He was so brave and forever OUR HERO! Freedom is not free as Kyle gave the ultimate price.. his life for all of us.
With all my heart Kyle.. I love you and miss you dreadfully!
To a Hero / Marissa Anderson (girlfriend of angel Buggs Traill ) Thank you for defending our country! My heart goes out to your family and friends. God bless you all.
I found your beautiful, moving tribute to your Kyle while browsing the Memory Of memorials and just wanted to write to let you know how grateful I am to have the liberties Kyle and so many others have given the ultimate sacrifice to preserve.
I lost my son in a single car accident in August, 1997 at the age of 22. Had he lived, he would be 31 today, March 2, 2006.
May God grant you gentle moments and precoius memories of your loved one gone too soon.
Thank You / Johnny Satterthwaite
Johnny is 3 years old and wants to say Thank You for allowing Kyle to defend his freedom, although he is young, he knows the meaning of death, as parents we agreed not to shelter him from it as it is part of life. "Thank You Kyle"
To a Soldier, I am forever in your debt....... / Angie Satterthwaite Read >>
To a Soldier, I am forever in your debt....... / Angie Satterthwaite
I just want to take a moment to tell you have moved I was by Kyle's website. I am terribly sorry for your loss and hope that God gives you the comfort and understanding that you deserve. I am sure you are very proud of Kyle....I am and I do not know him. I want to Thank You for the sacerfice that Kyle made for my freedom and the freedom of my child. I will keep your family in my prayers. Know that one day you will be with Kyle again, as I will my Rebecca. May God bless and comfort you always.
Angie Satterthwaite Mom to: rebecca-barnes.memory-of.com
Forallthatyouhavedone.Youtrulywere a hero,thank you for keeping the war away from our front door.I can imangind what you are going through,i loss my daughter in avery tragic way.May the Lord give you peace.
thank you / Nancy Beaudrie (passer- by )
you sacrificed all for us to have life and freedom. i will never be able to tell you how thankful i am. my god bless you and your family for there loss. and my all the men and women come home soon! rest in peace kyle. Close
Thank you / DeDe (none)
No words can ease the pain of your family's loss, but please know that there are grateful Americans that offer up prayers in behalf of your family. We appreciate the sacrifice the soldiers and their families make to ensure that we continue to live in freedom; and to promote that same freedom in countries who aren't as fortunate as we are. We thank you and grieve with you for your brave young man. May God Bless your family and may you find peace in your heart. Close
My sincere sympathy to the Family & Friends / Marty Stancliff (passer-by) I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to the parents of Kyle.
There is no greater love than that of a parent for their child. a most terrible heart break when we lose our child.
From our home to yours we send you love and compassion and tell you you are in our thoughts and Kyle will be forever remembered by many.
We too have lost our boys one at age 21 and the other at age 22. We remain deeply saddened and forever changed. Our greif cannot be the same, we know not how you feel, no one will ever know your pain it is imeasurable, for eternities will will mourn.
I pray you take some comfort in your Family and friends and they help you through this very difficult time in your life. May god bless you and comfort you when you feel sorrow.
To Kyle and his family........... / Becky (candice-bertram.mem-ory-of.com) Read >>
To Kyle and his family........... / Becky (candice-bertram.mem-ory-of.com) I want to thank you Kyle for being the brave man that you are. This site is beautiful and has touched my heart deeply. Words cannot express the deep sympathy that I feel for your family. My son is a Marine and will be deployed in August........please watch over him for me and keep him safe. In my heart forever, BeckyClose
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