Patrick Eugene Boss Character Analysis

This past couple months have been a very hard time for me. I can’t say it enough about how much I miss the United States. Living in the trenches have been one of the most hardest time in my life. Seeing all the dead bodies and see and the helpless has made me think about how lucky I am to be alive and writing this letter to you. A lot of my friends that I was talking to this morning have been killed or wounded. I can no longer see them and talk with them. It is a shame for all the people I know who have sadly gotten killed. These people stood up and fought for their country.

In this morning's parade people stood-up and applauded everyone in uniform, and this one child about 7-years old stood-up and yelled out Mommy look, its Air Force people and then saluted Colonel Hund our commander, it brought tears to my

The 13 veterans that lost their lives are, chief warrant officer Michael Cahill, who served in the nation guard and also work as a physician’s

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your son, SPC Patrick E. Boss,

I have some family members that are supporting our country like you did. I’m not even sure where to begin to show my gratitude that I have for your service. Thank you so very much for sacrificing everything you had so that we could live in freedom. I am so happy for you that there is a program where you are able to go to Washington and visit the great places that this country has to offer. Thank you so much again for your service!

Ma’ma: I am so relieved that I received this letter from you. 5 years have gone by since the end of the war and knowing that you are safe brings great joy to my heart. The years that I worked for you were not entirely the greatest of my life. I suppose that you and the old master were good to me on feeding me and giving me a home but from the good times that I can remember being on the farm, there was also the bad times. Not so much for me to despise you but enough for me to tell you that I can not go back to work for you. It breaks my heart knowing that my old master was killed during the war along with your children as well. My heart goes out to you knowing that you are all alone with no one to help you around the farm but I am doing well

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mother, SSG Stephanie W. Plank. As you know, Stephanie deployed with the 1st Brigade, 10th Mountain division, to the National Training Center (NTC). On May 31st, 2013 while in her military vehicle, her truck overturned in Death Valley ultimately leading to her death. More details of the incident will be available to you as soon as they arrive. Please know that the unit is treating Stephanie’s personal effects with the utmost care and will forward them to you as soon as possible. Please know that we share in your period of bereavement. She was an outstanding Soldier and the Army will not be the same without her. Please let us know if there is anything that we can do to better support you

the United States of America. Patrick will be truly missed within our battalion and by the

I wanted to take a moment to let you know how much the unit regrets the loss of SSG Stephanie Plank. The entire unit joins me in sending our deepest sympathies during this time of bereavement.

It is my pleasure to recognize SGT McMenamin to be accepted as a Warrant Officer. SGT McMenamin has clearly demonstrated that he possesses the traits to become an outstanding Army Warrant Officer.

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother, Staff Sergeant Stephanie Plank. Stephanie was an outstanding individual whose efforts helped contribute to the success of the battalion’s mission. Words cannot express to you how remorseful I am about this tremendous loss and how much Stephanie’s death will continue to impact us in the battalion.

Please accept my condolences for the loss of your mother, Staff Sergeant Stephanie W. Plank, and always had a positive attitude and the presence of her company was a pleasure for the entire section. She was a fine Soldier, this was an unfortunate accident. I know this loss has taken a young women from her family and her friends. I can’t put into words how sorry I am, the loss has had the deepest impact on our section, and will continue to for us still serving. As you know, your mother was attached to 1st Brigade, 10th Mountain Division, to the National Training Center. I worked in the same section as your mother for the entire deployment. Stephanie always had you on her mind and would share stories about you every day in our section. We still

This tragedy happened on a day that supposedly was going to be the most memorable for his wife and him, they were celebrating their anniversary. But something happened, his unit received an emergency call, told them they needed to go as soon as possible and take all their equipment, they were told

We commend you for your outstanding performance aboard the CGC MALLET. Throughout the previous month, you assisted in constructing a shadow box for the retiring Officer in Charge. With little to no instruction, you quickly and efficiently designed, planned, and constucted a shadow box of the highest quality. Furthermore, you spent countless hours on liberty sanding and staining the shadow box to ensure the project was completed in time for the ceremony. Your efforts distinguish you as an exemplary Damage Controlman, setting the standard for all Damage Controlman. Additionally, your actions fully demonstrate your commitment to the CGC MALLET, the United States Coast Guard and our core value of Devotion to Duty. CGC MALLET thanks you for

I want to appreciate everything you have done with for our family and I individually. I know making the decision to come to this country on your own was not easy at all. It takes courage to leave your home country to make a new home in the United States. You worked very hard to get to where you are, you got your citizenship on your own, you bought a home with your brother, and you have a stable job. I know it is not easy to balance everything financially and trying to maintain a family as well.