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JANUARY 2024 EDITION 3

"The families have no idea who we are, where the memorial came from, or why their Hero showed up on their doorstep. Our supporters are the humble Heroes who are keeping legacies alive." - Korey Shaffer, Founder\xa0

SGT Jason R. Seibold

SGT Jason R. Seibold, 32, U.S. Army, born May 8, 1979, passed away in a motorcycle accident on July 17, 2011. Seibold served our country as an MP with 551st MP Company, 101st Airborne Division. He deployed to the Middle East three times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. After the military, Seibold became a member of the American Legion and the VFW to assist fellow Veterans and their families in returning to a state of normalcy after going through severe traumas. He was a loyal friend, a loving son, and a fantastic father of two. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

1LT John A. Martin

1LT John A. Martin, 80, U.S. Army, born in Massachusetts May 28, 1942, passed away on February 18, 2023. During the Vietnam War, Martin served as a Signal Officer with 173rd Airborne Brigade (Sky Soldiers) and served one tour. After the war, he returned to Boston and resumed his studies at Northeastern University. There, Martin began a 30-year career, starting as the manager of the campus bookstore and culminating as the Vice President of Business for the university. For his service, he earned the Bronze Star. Rest easy, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

BG Mahlon E. Gates

BG Mahlon E. Gates, 89, U.S. Army, born in Pennsylvania August 21, 1919, passed away on October 17, 2008. Gates was a veteran of WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. In WWII, he served with Merrill's Marauders in the Pacific and was part of the Manhattan Project, helping to create an atomic weapon. He was Director of Construction for MACV and built infrastructure for our troops in Vietnam. Gates then managed the Nevada Test Site and founded NEST to defend the U.S. from nuclear threats. He earned the Bronze Star, Legion of Merit, and Distinguished Service Medal. Rest easy, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

PO2 Steven L. Wynn

PO2 Steven L. Wynn, 68, U.S. Navy, born in Texas March 14, 1951, passed away from cancer on September 24, 2019. Wynn began his military career a bit later in life when he joined the Navy in his 30's. He served for six years as a Hull Maintenance Technician with Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. There, Wynn earned nearly every welding certificate and helped repair docked ships and submarines to ensure our vessels were always seaworthy and combat-ready. Fair winds and following seas, Shipmate! Til Valhalla, Brother!

PFC Cameron B. Harris

PFC Cameron B. Harris, 20, Tennessee Army National Guard, born in Tennessee December 26, 1995, passed away on April 11, 2016. Harris came from a long lineage of military men and saw the importance of service to our country. He enlisted and became a Human Resources Specialist with 230th Sustainment Brigade. Harris provided future training and promotion information to assist them in progressing in their military career. He truly cared about his fellow service members and wanted to ensure they had everything they needed to succeed. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Fire Chief Douglas A. Jansen

Fire Chief Douglas A. Jansen, 58, Little Ferry Hook & Ladder Co. #1 (LFH&L), born December 23, 1953, passed away unexpectedly on September 9, 2012. Jansen loved the town of Little Ferry and dedicated his life to keeping it safe. He first joined the LFH&L, where he rose to the rank of Chief. Jansen then joined the Moonachie First Aid & Rescue, serving as their Chief Engineer. Not satisfied with just protecting his community from fires, he was also a member of the New Jersey Special Police. Rest easy; We have the watch now! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SSG Fred D. Abbott

SSG Fred D. Abbott, 81, U.S. Army, born in Maine November 10, 1922, passed away on August 15, 2004. In WWII, Abbott was a member of the 5307th Composite Unit (Provisional) "Merrill's Marauders," the predecessor to the Green Berets. He deployed to the China-Burma-India Theater as part of an OSS unit trained in guerilla tactics. He helped lead Kachin Rangers on espionage missions where they disrupted enemy supply routes and communications and cut off Japanese forces from their rearguard in Burma. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

TSgt Adam K. Ginett

TSgt Adam K. Ginett, 29, U.S. Air Force, born May 3, 1980, died from combat-related injuries on January 19, 2010. Ginett was an Explosive Ordinance Disposal Technician with 31st Civil Engineer Squadron and deployed four times in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. He passed away when an IED detonated while on foot patrol in Southern Afghanistan. Ginett earned a Purple Heart, three Bronze Stars, one with "V" device, and has an EOD compound and an Air Force Leadership School named in his honor. Fly High, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

CPL Michael D. McDonald

CPL Michael D. McDonald, 41, U.S. Army, born in Kentucky February 27, 1980, passed away from health complications on January 13, 2022. McDonald served our country with 1st Battalion, 94th Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Armored Division. He deployed to the Middle East twice in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. McDonald was a man who knew how to make people smile. Whether it was hanging out to watch the UK Wildcats or putting on a costume to play with his children, it was hard to have a bad time when he was around. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SGT Douglas K. Hollingsworth

SGT Douglas K. Hollingsworth, 48, Indiana Army National Guard, born in Indiana December 31, 1969, passed away from cardiac-related health complications on January 14, 2018. Hollingsworth was an Infantryman with 2nd Battalion, 152nd Infantry Regiment. He served during the first Gulf War and the Global War on Terrorism, performing his duties honorably. Hollingsworth enjoyed hunting, fishing, and was a talented bowler. He was also an avid motorcyclist and loved hopping on his Victory and hitting the road with his friends. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Police Chief Allan L. Haerr Sr.

Police Chief Allan L. Haerr Sr., 78, Lakeview Police Department., born in Ohio August 25, 1941, passed away on December 9, 2019. Haerr began his career in law enforcement in the 60's as a Deputy with the Clark County Sheriff's Office. He then moved to Indian Lake and was a volunteer EMT with the town's Emergency Medical Service, where he climbed the ranks and became the president of the entire organization. After that, Haerr returned to law enforcement with the Lakeview P.D. and served as Chief for over ten years. Rest easy; We have the watch now! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SP5 Dennis A. Steward

SP5 Dennis A. Steward, 74, U.S. Army, born in Iowa July 1, 1948, passed away on November 30, 2022. Steward had just begun a career as a trucker when he was drafted into the Army. During Vietnam, he deployed to Korea and served with 1st Brigade, 42nd Field Artillery Regiment at Camp Page. After the war, Steward resumed his trucking career. He so was truly passionate about the job and was on the road until he retired in 2010. Gates was a loving husband, a devoted father, and a "Good Buddy." Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

LCpl David C. Lang

LCpl David C. Lang, 33, U.S.M.C., born in California February 25, 1984, passed away unexpectedly on April 25, 2017. Lang served as a Mortarman and then as a Squad Leader with 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. He deployed to the Middle East three times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Lang was the kind of man who never met a stranger. No matter what was going on in his life, he was never too busy to take the time to help someone in need. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SP5 James T. McMaster

SP5 James T. McMaster, 21, U.S. Army, born in Illinois March 10, 1947, was killed in action on April 15, 1968. McMaster served as a Combat Medic with 4th Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, 196th Light Infantry Brigade. After being stationed in Hawaii for two years, he deployed to fight in the Vietnam War. Just one month into his first tour, his unit engaged enemy forces in Quang Nam and McMaster passed away after being struck by small arms fire. For his service, he earned a Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. Rest easy, Hero! Til Valhalla, Brother!

Cpl Brandon D. Meyers

Cpl Brandon D. Meyers, 25, U.S.M.C., born in Illinois April 8, 1988, lost the battle with his demons on June 28, 2013. Meyers deployed to the Middle East twice in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom, where he assisted in heavy transport missions and helped train the Iraqi police force. He was a fiercely loyal friend, but more than that, he was a true family man. Whether it was shooting pool with his sister or rebuilding a 1968 Chevelle with his father, Meyers cherished every moment he could spend with them. Semper Fi, Marine! Til Valhalla, Brother!

CPO Michael S. R. Brelsford

CPO Michael S. R. Brelsford, 60, U.S. Navy, born in Indiana May 17, 1961, passed away from a heart attack on February 10, 2022. After a brief time in the Army as an Interpreter, Brelsford served over 10 years in the Navy as an Electronics Technician. After 9/11, he reenlisted and deployed twice in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Brelsford was an active member of his community. He was Master Councillor of the Masonic Order of DeMolay, a state orator, and in the Order of Amaranth to help raise funds for Diabetes research. Fair winds and following seas, Shipmate! Til Valhalla, Brother!

FF & SPC Scot B. Weinhold

FF & SPC Scot B. Weinhold, 24, Rollinsford F.D., U.S. Army, born August 18, 1994, passed away in a boating accident on February 5, 2019. The values Weinhold held as an Eagle Scout drew him to a life of public service, so he became a Firefighter with his local Department. He then joined the Army and served as a Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator/Maintainer. To honor his life of selflessness, a memorial fund was founded that sends less fortunate Boy Scouts to summer camp and provides specialty tools to Fire Departments. Rest easy, Soldier! Til Valhalla, Brother!

SN Hubert E. Myers

SN Hubert E. Myers, 79, U.S. Navy, born in Texas October 6, 1942, passed away on May 11, 2022. Myers served as a Fireman aboard the Essex-class aircraft carrier USS Oriskany (CVA-34). There, he maintained the vessels' electrical, damage control, and engineering systems and ensured crew members were trained in fire suppression methods. Myers was a man of faith and an active member of his congregation. He was a true Texan who loved his church and his country, but above all, he loved his family. Fair winds and following seas, Shipmate! Til Valhalla, Brother!

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