Stephanie W Plank Sympathy

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I was married at age 22 to was a United States Captain. His name was Captain Edward Bissel Hunt. I loved him very much. Together we had two sons. But my story is a sad one. One of my sons died as an infant in the year 1854 of a brain disease. In 1863, my beloved husband died in a military accident. Two years later, my second, Rennie, died of diphtheria. I was left alone.

were in hiding, she risked her life knowing that if she was ever found out,

Please accept my most personal condolences and deepest sympathy on the recent death of your son, SPC Patrick Eugene Boss, an American Soldier, and a respectable man. He will truly be missed. It is an honor to have been able to serve with such a great American.

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

I was given an assignment to choose a soldier who sacrificed his life during the Vietnam War. I had the privilege to study the service and untimely death of your beloved husband. The postings of his friends clearly show that he was a kind man who is greatly missed by all who loved him. I can’t tell you how much I admire the fact that at such a young age, he was willing to stand on the front lines to serve and protect the United States. I owe the freedoms and liberties that I enjoy to his sacrifice. I can’t begin to understand how you must have felt to learn of his death so soon after your marriage. I imagine he went to Vietnam full of hope that he would be able to return home to you. I’m so very sorry that he wasn’t able too. If there is anything I can offer in support, please know this: Learning about his military service and his death in battle will not be forgotten by me. I thank you for the sacrifice you have paid and I will always be grateful for your husband’s sacrifice on behalf of this great

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother, Staff Sergeant Stephanie W. Plank. I cannot begin to tell you how sorry I am for your terrible loss. I know that Stephanie’s death has had a profound on everyone who knew her.

Please accept my most personal regards and deepest sympathy on the recent death of your son, Specialist Patrick Eugene Boss. Words cannot describe to you how terribly sorry I am about this tremendous loss. Patrick’s loss has had a great impact on all of us who had the pleasure of serving with him.

I do not know how to start this letter, how abandoned and alone I feel not seeing the sight of your face every day. It is not what I imagined when hearing the stories of those back home. Brainwashed by propaganda, to believe that war is honourable. I must call to mind to value each moment as it comes. The more time spent here is less time being left underfoot from the charging boots. Only at night, the screeching of shells is heard as they fall overhead. We are heading over top tomorrow, oh how my body trembles just the thought of it. My men and I currently sit by candlelight reading the bible in hopes to clear the mind for the task ahead. Showing looks of uncertainty. Our minds are in knots, clouded by the unknown as to whether or not we will make it through. We received new recruit that will be joining us tomorrow. They are oblivious as to what is to come, clueless to the horrific events that they will be faced with. Leaving behind scars. After a restless night in vicious gale force winds and descending rainfall. I am now faced with expanding sludge becoming harder to trudge, boots become unwearable. Each day feels endless like war is a never-ending cycle.

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

Dear Ms. Porter: Please accept my deepest, heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your son Specialist Patrick E. Boss, who was serving our grateful nation in Iraq. Patrick’s death has taken a son from his mother, a friend from his fellow Soldiers in Iraq, and of course from his other family and friends at home. As you know, Patrick was part of 1-22 Infantry Battalion as our Human Resource Information System Specialist. He was an important part of our unit and many of the young Soldiers looked to him as a source of advice since this was his third deployment. He was quick to offer that advice and to use his experience to help his fellow Soldiers. On March 10, 2010, Patrick was leave for Rest and Recuperation Leave when the convoy he was in was attacked.

Soldiers and families are sad for their friends that died but always remembered. Arlo r. Mathison s. Sgt was in WW2. he was on the USS Leopoldville when a torpedo hit it. He died on Dec.

Imagine a country that needed help, and you had the chance to help people, help kids and families in a very poor country that had barely anything. Imagine being able to change someone's life for the better! well katie davis did. In my eyes katie davis is a hero. She lives unselfish, left behind her whole life just to help others and she started a nonprofit organization.

SSG (RET) Clark, my husband (Wyman Brown), and myself served in Iraq 2003-2004. After the Army we would see one another in passing and it was as if we were the best of friends no matter the time that may have elaps before we see one another again. Ms. Clark, he will be greatly missed on Ft Riley; however, old friend we will see you again in our father's

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.