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Army Men and Women that have lost their life in the War Against Terror
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Jared D. Stanker
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| To one of the oldest, wisest and funniest 22 year olds I have ever known. You always had a heart of gold and knowledge beyond your years. You chose the mission you always wanted. You always said all people deserve the right to a decent life...I always asked if you were willing to give yours for people you don't even know and you did. It still seems impossible but I have to believe you are in a better place with your brothers planning the next mission. You are my hero, my soldier, my son and I'm proud of you.... Post A Condolence  Light A Candle Here |
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Jonathan K. Peney
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| My son, SGT Jonathan K Peney (22), was killed in action on June 1st, 2010 at 1000 EST. Jon is an Army Ranger Medic. He has always wanted to be a solider. He loves our country. I love my son. The worse possible nightmare to a mother is to see the notification team walking towards you in full dress uniform. But what allows me to grieve is what stands behind those uniforms. I know my son was doing what he loved - protecting our freedoms!!!!! He did not hesitate to go to the aid of another fallen Ranger when a sniper mortally wounded my son. Jon comes home today and I cry not only because I will not see his face and mischief pranks but because most Americans don't understand "freedom is not free". Freedom is earned and respected. Freedom is a privilege. My son is a hero but to me he is my son and child. Jon will be missed but never forgotten. Jon and many others who give the ultimate sacrifice do so with pride and no regrets. God bless America and long may it's flag wave! God bless all who serve in the military.
I ask that each and everyone of you when you see an individual in uniform to acknowledge their presence. This can be done by simply place your right open hand over your heart as you walk by them. Pay for their cup of coffee. Pay for their meal - you don't have to let them know you are doing this kind gesture. Just ask your waitress to pay for them without any grand affair. Our military men and women do not receive enough recognition from us. They deserve kindness. I am a hugging person so I just usually walk up to them and give a hug. Handshakes are good. You never know if that solider sitting at the airport or walking down the street has just returned to our wonderful country from a war torn area. You don't know what those eyes and heart are carrying all for the sake of our freedoms! You don't know if that solider is going to war and doesn't know what to expect he will see. We all need to stand up PROUD to be an American and support our military. God Bless America and all who serve in our military.
My dear son - welcome home! You did not die in vain! I love you. Mom
These should be relatively firm details but still considered tentative plans because they all depend on the arrival of our beloved "Doc" Peney. These are being forwarded to give an estimate of the timing for all whom are traveling. The family does not want babies nor small children (infants to 5 years old) to attend.
Bonaventure Funeral Home
www.bonaventurefh.com
2520 Bonaventure Rd.
Savannah, GA 31404
Phone: 912-335-8506
Fax: 912-335-8521
Viewing will be on Thursday, the 10th day of June, 2010 from 6 to 9 pm.
Friday, the 11th day of June, 2010, there will be a 10 am Mass at Cathedral of St John-Baptist.
The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
savannahcathedral.org
222 East Harris Street
Savannah, GA 31401
Phone: 912-233-4709
Immediately following the Mass, there will be a procession by horse drawn hearse thru the streets of historic Savannah pass Kevin Barry's Irish Pub. There will be a memorial in the 2nd floor Ranger room.
In lieu of flowers, Kristin has asked that memorials be made to The Rangers Scholarship Fund. This is a merit based scholarship fund to provide assistance to the dependents of Rangers to meet the financial cost of continuing their education. This is a 501(c)3 organization. Interested persons can learn more about this fund by visiting the web site at: www.rangersscholarshipfund.org
Contributions should be mailed to:
Rangers Scholarship Fund, Inc.
P.O. Box 52184
Fort Benning, GA 31995
Donations made payable to:
Rangers Scholarship Fund
Honoring the Memory of SGT Jonathan K Peney
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