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Wednesday, April 06, 2011 02:34 PM |
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With pride and sadness, we honor the young men with ties to our Ohio–Indiana–Kentucky tristate area who have bravely laid down their lives in the cause of freedom. It is with great pride that we acknowledge their service, their bravery and their love of country. It is with sadness that we recognize the loss of all that was great and good in these soldiers. Please be resolved to never forget what they have done for you and your loved ones. Remember their faces.
PFC Joseph A. Bauer
LCpl Timothy L. Bell Jr.
Chief EOD Gregory J. Billiter
SFC Jason L. Bishop
SGT Kenneth R. Booker
PVT Samuel R. Bowen
CAPT Anthony C. Campbell Jr.
SSG Nicholas R. Carnes
LCpl Michael J. Cifuentes
SPC Steven D. Conover
SGT John E. Cooper
SPC Jacob P. Dohrenwend
LCpl Christopher J. Dyer
CWO2 Jody L. Egnor
LCpl Nicholas B. Erdy
SPC Michael K. Frank
CAPT Warren A. Frank
SPC Daniel J. Freeman
CPL Richard A. Gilbert Jr.
SSGT Travis L. Griffin
PFC Zachary R. Gullett
PVT Branden P. Haunert
SSG Omer T. Hawkins II
PFC Timothy J. Hines Jr.
SGT Justin F. Hoffman
SPC Jonathan A. Hughes
SGT Chad L. Keith
SSG Charles A. Kiser
CPL David Kenneth J. Kreuter
SGT David J. Luff Jr.
PFC Russell E. Madden
CAPT Matthew C. Mattingly
SSG Keith Matthew Maupin
1st SGT Ricky L. McGinnis
SGT Phillip D . McNeill
PFC James H. Miller IV
SPC Gregory J. Missman
CAPT David Seth Mitchell
SPC Ryan J. Montgomery
SPC Donald S. Morrison
LCpl Adam D. Peak
LCpl Taylor B. Prazynski
SSG Richard T. Pummill
SPC James C. Robinson
PFC Marlin T. Rockhold
SGT Gregory S. Rogers
CPL Timothy D. Roos
SPC Justin A. Scott
LCpl Lucas C. Scott
PFC Anthony P. Seig
LCpl Jeremy S. Shock
LCpl Justin D. Sims
SPC Jesse A. Snow
LCpl William D. Spencer
Capt. Tyler B. Swisher
LCpl Bryan N. Taylor
SGT Anthony M. K. Vinnedge
SGT Daniel W. Wallace
CPL Christopher Tyler Warndorf
SGT Charles J. Webb
SPC Robert F. Weber
LCpl William Brett Wightman
SPC Ronnie D. Williams
SSG Mark A. Wojciechowski
SGT William Woods
SPC James C. Wright
SGT 1st Class William A. Zapfe |
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Written by Mary Beth Gilliam
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Thursday, March 31, 2011 04:15 PM |
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Army Sergeant 1st Class Jason Lee Bishop of Williamstown, Kentucky was killed in action on January 1, 2006 in As Siniyah, Iraq. He was 31. Sgt. Bishop was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division out of Ft. Campbell, Kentucky at the time of his death. He was killed when a vehicle-borne IED detonated near his Humvee during a routine patrol. Bishop was awarded the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, and the Combat Action Badge posthumously.
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Army Spc. Jacob P. Dohrenwend, 20, died in Balad, Iraq on June 21, 2010 of non-combat related injuries while serving on a private security detail for the Lt. Commander of his battalion. He was attached to the 1st Battalionm 28th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division out of Fort Riley, Kansas.
Jacob enlisted in the Army as soon as he turned 18, shortly after graduating from Milford High School. He was a member of the junior ROTC program at MHS. Jacob comes from a family with a tradition of serving in the armed forces. He was thankful when a former teacher recognized his service, but told her recognition wasn’t necessary, that he was doing what he felt he had to do.
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Once again, Clermont County mourns the loss of a hero. Army Spc. Gregory J. Missman, 36, died of injuries sustained while fighting enemy forces in Afghanistan on July 9, 2009. This was Greg’s second stint in the Army. He originally enlisted after graduating from Amelia High School in 1993 and served more than three years. He worked successfully as a computer consultant for eleven years. On Veteran’s Day, 2008, Greg re-enlisted in the Army and was assigned to the 704th Brigade Support Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, and 4th Infantry Division out of Fort Carson, Colorado. He was deployed to Afghanistan February 2009.
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