| Trumpet 2 News June 15, 2008 |
June 15th marks 4 years since we introduced the ACW to the world by way of this medium.
Thank you for your patronage and comments.
In This Column
Thought for the Summer
Just a Thought
A Sampling of our Congratulatory
Fallen Heroes
Notices
Points to Ponder
And Now Smile
Book of the Summer
Thought For the Summer
Luke 11: 9 And I say unto you, Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall
be opened unto you. ……… (Wherever you go, do it with God)
Just a Thought
Over the last 4 years (according to our reckoning), letters or e-mails from 67 counties have reached
our office representing every continent of the globe; thereby complimenting our
motto, "Reaching out to the world and beyond." We have reached out, worked or have been constantly
in communication with 23 of these countries: Barbados, St Kitts, Jamaica, Grenada, Guyana, France,
England, Canada, Malawi, Sudan, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana,
Cameroon, Australia, Mongolia, Brazil, Argentina, India, Fiji, and Mexico.
All of our outreach has not been as successful as we would have wished, but the ACW has been blest
that our worked has been recognized within these countries. Some of the countries who were in
contact with us, were curious as to who we were. Others were seeking a helping hand; most
complimented us for our vision of outreach. The work that we have begun will take years to develop.,
We, the pioneers, will not see its success, but we are grateful that God has used this medium to help to
do His bidding. We look forward to many more years, in the service of our Lord.
So what is my thought?
THANKS BE TO GOD
+ Hartley
A sampling of our congratulatory. ( We cannot publish all. Over 100 were received)
Greetings from Australia!!
G'day mate. We are moving into the season of winter in the southern hemisphere and with it shortened days.
However the sun still manages to shine on this wonderful world that we all share.
I and my wife Margaret have been reading the website since it began and have followed its changes over the 4 years
of its life. It conveys well what the ACW is doing and provides timely news. What is important is that it does not
ignore the real world and the issues that ordinary people face. The Archbishop's comments provide good reading and
they have even mentioned the greatest game of all - cricket!! Even though the West Indies have not regained the
Frank Worrell Trophy with Australia beating them 2 weeks ago in the 1st Test in Jamaica and drawn last week in the
2nd Test in Antigua with only one test remaining, I'm sure Hartley can weave that into something on the
Archbishop's page.
So, congratulations on 4 years of a successful website, may it live on with greater outreach and faith to all.
Robert and Margaret in Australia, "see ya later and hooroo"
Professor Robert Weatherby,
Lismore, N.S.W., Australia
Thank you for uplifting us each week here in Australia. We especially look forward to the hymns of the week.
Neil Roach, Perth Australia
Blessings and Congratulations to the Anglican Church Worldwide on their 4th Anniversary of using the
Internet to share the Good News of Jesus Christ around the world and beyond. May the Lord continue
to use ACW and their message both in community and on the Internet!
Blessings,
Rev Micahel Jarrett - Ends of the Earth Ministries
Mongolia
I was turned on to your website by a friends in South Africa. Since then although I do not have
computer access regularly, each time I do I look at your site for a moment of spirit filled joy. Thank you
for uplifting us here in Botswana. Most of us are Anglicans we are happy to see a website which will
not compromise our faithful beliefs. Continue the good work.
Ms Raim
Botswana Africa
Your website has been a blessing to me for the past year as I leaned about it. The Archbishop's
messages are very inspiring and challenging, your Devotion Page also is a source of strength in my
weekly walk. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Gerald Clark
Berbice, Guyana South America
Before your website came along the ACW showed tremendous support for our work here in South
Africa and to me personally. When we visited you in 2002 at Good Shepherd in Illinois, we were most
bless for your vision for the future, which has now come full circle by the website. Congratulations and
thanks for all that you have done, may God continue to shower his blessings on you
Bishop Matthew ,
East London South Africa
It is with great joy that we , and the entire Revival Springs family congratulate Archbishop Hartley and
the Anglican Church Worldwide as you mark four years since the launch of your website.
The website has been a tremendous blessing to many in the body of Christ. Indeed, you will never
know the countless numbers you touched, inspired and impacted through your website. Keep up the
great work. You have a sure reward from our Father in heaven.
Sincerely,
Michael Wambugu
Publisher, Revival Springs Magazine, Kenya
You may find me a little bias on my thoughts on your website, however since the main principals of its
architect is close to my heart I wish to congratulate you on the fine wok that you are doing across the
world via your website. Keep up the good work. May you be blest for many more years to come.
David
Manchester, England
Congratulations of your 4th year of your website. One of the things I like about your site is your
constant updates and refreshing of pages. I look forward to the old hymns and sometime I sit on my
computer and play then over and over. You have been a blessing to us, may you have many more
years reaching out to the world.
Dustin
Habarcq, France
I would like to congratulate the World Wide Web of Anglican Church Worldwide on its fourth
anniversary. Personally I met the Anglican Church Worldwide through this website as I was looking for
a ministry involved in African Missions. Among hundreds of sites, I was lead by the Spirit of God to
contact Archbishop Hartley, the Archbishop metropolitan of the ACW to find ways to work together in
building the Kingdom of God. On this note, let's pause and applaud this great technological tool to
spread the Gospel of Jesus-Christ to all the corners of the earth.
In His Service,
Rev. Dr. Kafunyi Mwamba
Community of Hope Ministries
Dublin, Ohio, USA.
It is with the most heartfelt joy that I send my congratulations on the Anniversary of our beloved ACW
Web site. My greetings go out to you all may the ACW continue to have many years as we reach out to
the world and beyond.
+Gerald
Auxiliary Bishop
I can't tell you how much I enjoy your website. In this world of conflict and strife it is nice to visit a site
dedicated to Gods work. Please keep up the good work and spreading the Holy Word to the whole
world.
Mayor Gary Graham
City O’Fallon, Illinois
It is unbelievable how far we have come. In spite of its relative youth, it has impacted a lot of people of
all walks of life, and from all parts of the world. One just needs to see the number of visitors it has
received. The messages are wonderful. I really like its new look. It is also very user-friendly. Keep up
the good work of spreading the Gospel. It is our calling and we must fulfill our obligation using every
available method and particularly the internet. It is a wonderful education tool. We congratulate those
who manage it and those who contribute to it. Again, happy birthday.
Peter Ndiang'ui
Chairman, Board of Education
Fort Myers, Florida
Congratulations on your fourth year of reaching out to the international community through this
wonderful medium. I send my compliments to all who do such a great job keeping the site up to date
and relevant. May God continued blessing shine on the ACW.
Mrs. Ella Bell-Vannoy
Nashville, Tennessee
Faces of the Fallen
WHY do we remember these brave men and women each week? The war is no longer front page news,
but to those who love them, they are in the foremost front of their thoughts. We in the ACW have
pledged never to forget them and until this war is declared it is at an end we will remember them.
For the following weeks we give you a recap of the destruction of lives by this war both in Iraq and
Afghanistan and remember 1 soldier from each year. Remember all soldiers and their families in your
prayers, too many young lives have been cut short, and too many are forgotten lying in hospitals
around the world.
2003
January 4, February 7, March 76, April 76, May 38, June 33, July 49, August 38, September 33, October
47, November 88, December 41 = 530
2004
January 56, February 22, March 53, April 139, May 88, June 47, July 56, August 69, September 85,
October 69, November 144, December 73 = 901
2005
January 108, February 59, March 42, April 70, May 84, June 104, July 56, August 100, September 60,
October 103, November 87, December 71 = 944
2006
January 62, February 71, March 38 , April 77, May 79, June 79, July 52, August 75, September 78,
October 116, November 77, December 113 = 838
2007
January 83, February 95, March 86, April 112, May 137, June 112, July 93, August 101 , September 74,
October 108, November 47, December 28 = 1076
2008
January 47, February 30, March 45, April 56, May 35 June 5, = 218
Notices
A new Diocesan Board will take effect August 1, 2008, for commissions which expiresAugust 2009.
Details and appointments when we return.
Travels
The Office of the Archbishop Metropolitan will visit our brethren of the Anglican Church Worldwide of
Sudan (ACWS) September 17-29. More details on this historic visit in the coming weeks of our visit
agenda.
Congratulations
To Bishop +Gerald Slessinger, Auxiliary Bishop to the office of the Patriarch upon his reception and
presentation to the ACW May 18, 2008. May God be praised. (See house of Bishops)
Consecration
The consecration of Bishop- Elect Ross ACW Diocese of Pennsylvania (Pastor St Paul‘s ACW Faycity)
will be Saturday, June 21, at 9:00A.M.
5 Deacons were ordained at St Phillips Canada by Patriarch Archbishop Vincent Waterman Sunday,
June 8th. Thanks be to God.
Ever updating our site, we have placed 3 new features on our home page for you to peruse.
www.Paulandfreinds.org is our connection to our Sudanese young men here in the United States and
Canada
www.bookofcommonprayer.org is the prayer book of which the ACW worship
www.churchtimes.org the most comprehensive look at what goes on the Anglican faith
We hope you will find them informative.
Flags of the ACW
The Worldwide flag of the ACW is now available, please forward your orders to:
St Phillip's ACW
2847 Fillmore Street
BOX #419
Hollywood, Florida 33020
4” x 6” custom flags:
250 qty - $3.00 each
stands - $.50 each in orders of 20 or more
3 X 5 Flag for sanctuary $ 40.00
Shipping is free
** All orders must be paid in advance
Points to Ponder
You do not go to play or practice your favorite game without the gear that is to be used.
You do not go to work without wearing your uniform or the dress code required .
You do not go to the mall without your credit card.
You do not go to Grandma's house and not expect apple pie.
Why then go to church without a Bible?
TAKE A BIBLE TO CHURCH
And Now Smile
A BENEFIT OF TITHING
Two men crashed in their private plane on a South Pacific Island. Both men survived. One of the men
brushed himself off and then proceeded to run all over the island to see if they had any chance of
survival. When he returned, he rushed up to the other man screaming 'We are going
to die!' The other man leaned back against the fuselage of the wrecked plane, folded his arms and
responded, 'No we're not. I make over $250,000 a week.'
The first man grabbed his friend and shook him. 'Listen, we are on an uninhabited island. There is no
food, no water. We are going to die!' The other man, unruffled, again shook his head no and responded.
'No, I make over $250,000 a week.' Mystified, the first man, taken aback with such an answer again
repeated,
'For the last time, I'm telling you we ARE doomed. There is no one else on this island. There is NO Food.
There is NO Water. We are, I repeat, we are going to die a slow death.' Still unfazed, the first man
looked the other in the eyes and said, 'Do not make me say this again. I make over $250,000 per
week.....and I tithe.
MY PASTOR WILL FIND US!'
Book of the Month
Prison Angel by Mary Jordan & Kevin Sullivan
Mother Antonia journies from a life of privilege in Beverly hills to service in a Mexican jail .
I recently read and re-read this book, you just cannot put it down. We invite you to pick it up. It is a
story of courage, faith and unwavering love for those in need.
+ H
Twenty-eight years ago Mary Clarke, a well-to-do Beverly Hills divorcee, made a decision about how
she wanted to spend the rest of her life. After intense deliberation and soul searching—and without
the official support of the Catholic Church—she sewed herself a nun's habit, left home, and set off for a
life of compassionate service in, of all places, La Mesa State Penitentiary, a notorious prison in Tijuana,
Mexico. She lives there still, and her work with the prison population has earned her the blessings of
the church (she founded her own order, The Servants of the Eleventh Hour), accolades from human
rights groups around the world, and the eternal gratitude of the countless individuals she has
counseled, comforted, and cared for in prison, after prison, and in their final hours on earth.
*****For a free copy of this book, please write to:
The National Chancery ACW
9305 Lebanon Road
Belleville, Illinois 62223.
If out of the USA, Please add $5.00 for shipping
Thank you for your patronage and comments.
In This Column
Thought for the Summer
Just a Thought
A Sampling of our Congratulatory
Fallen Heroes
Notices
Points to Ponder
And Now Smile
Book of the Summer
Thought For the Summer
Luke 11: 9 And I say unto you, Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall
be opened unto you. ……… (Wherever you go, do it with God)
Just a Thought
Over the last 4 years (according to our reckoning), letters or e-mails from 67 counties have reached
our office representing every continent of the globe; thereby complimenting our
motto, "Reaching out to the world and beyond." We have reached out, worked or have been constantly
in communication with 23 of these countries: Barbados, St Kitts, Jamaica, Grenada, Guyana, France,
England, Canada, Malawi, Sudan, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana,
Cameroon, Australia, Mongolia, Brazil, Argentina, India, Fiji, and Mexico.
All of our outreach has not been as successful as we would have wished, but the ACW has been blest
that our worked has been recognized within these countries. Some of the countries who were in
contact with us, were curious as to who we were. Others were seeking a helping hand; most
complimented us for our vision of outreach. The work that we have begun will take years to develop.,
We, the pioneers, will not see its success, but we are grateful that God has used this medium to help to
do His bidding. We look forward to many more years, in the service of our Lord.
So what is my thought?
THANKS BE TO GOD
+ Hartley
A sampling of our congratulatory. ( We cannot publish all. Over 100 were received)
Greetings from Australia!!
G'day mate. We are moving into the season of winter in the southern hemisphere and with it shortened days.
However the sun still manages to shine on this wonderful world that we all share.
I and my wife Margaret have been reading the website since it began and have followed its changes over the 4 years
of its life. It conveys well what the ACW is doing and provides timely news. What is important is that it does not
ignore the real world and the issues that ordinary people face. The Archbishop's comments provide good reading and
they have even mentioned the greatest game of all - cricket!! Even though the West Indies have not regained the
Frank Worrell Trophy with Australia beating them 2 weeks ago in the 1st Test in Jamaica and drawn last week in the
2nd Test in Antigua with only one test remaining, I'm sure Hartley can weave that into something on the
Archbishop's page.
So, congratulations on 4 years of a successful website, may it live on with greater outreach and faith to all.
Robert and Margaret in Australia, "see ya later and hooroo"
Professor Robert Weatherby,
Lismore, N.S.W., Australia
Thank you for uplifting us each week here in Australia. We especially look forward to the hymns of the week.
Neil Roach, Perth Australia
Blessings and Congratulations to the Anglican Church Worldwide on their 4th Anniversary of using the
Internet to share the Good News of Jesus Christ around the world and beyond. May the Lord continue
to use ACW and their message both in community and on the Internet!
Blessings,
Rev Micahel Jarrett - Ends of the Earth Ministries
Mongolia
I was turned on to your website by a friends in South Africa. Since then although I do not have
computer access regularly, each time I do I look at your site for a moment of spirit filled joy. Thank you
for uplifting us here in Botswana. Most of us are Anglicans we are happy to see a website which will
not compromise our faithful beliefs. Continue the good work.
Ms Raim
Botswana Africa
Your website has been a blessing to me for the past year as I leaned about it. The Archbishop's
messages are very inspiring and challenging, your Devotion Page also is a source of strength in my
weekly walk. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Gerald Clark
Berbice, Guyana South America
Before your website came along the ACW showed tremendous support for our work here in South
Africa and to me personally. When we visited you in 2002 at Good Shepherd in Illinois, we were most
bless for your vision for the future, which has now come full circle by the website. Congratulations and
thanks for all that you have done, may God continue to shower his blessings on you
Bishop Matthew ,
East London South Africa
It is with great joy that we , and the entire Revival Springs family congratulate Archbishop Hartley and
the Anglican Church Worldwide as you mark four years since the launch of your website.
The website has been a tremendous blessing to many in the body of Christ. Indeed, you will never
know the countless numbers you touched, inspired and impacted through your website. Keep up the
great work. You have a sure reward from our Father in heaven.
Sincerely,
Michael Wambugu
Publisher, Revival Springs Magazine, Kenya
You may find me a little bias on my thoughts on your website, however since the main principals of its
architect is close to my heart I wish to congratulate you on the fine wok that you are doing across the
world via your website. Keep up the good work. May you be blest for many more years to come.
David
Manchester, England
Congratulations of your 4th year of your website. One of the things I like about your site is your
constant updates and refreshing of pages. I look forward to the old hymns and sometime I sit on my
computer and play then over and over. You have been a blessing to us, may you have many more
years reaching out to the world.
Dustin
Habarcq, France
I would like to congratulate the World Wide Web of Anglican Church Worldwide on its fourth
anniversary. Personally I met the Anglican Church Worldwide through this website as I was looking for
a ministry involved in African Missions. Among hundreds of sites, I was lead by the Spirit of God to
contact Archbishop Hartley, the Archbishop metropolitan of the ACW to find ways to work together in
building the Kingdom of God. On this note, let's pause and applaud this great technological tool to
spread the Gospel of Jesus-Christ to all the corners of the earth.
In His Service,
Rev. Dr. Kafunyi Mwamba
Community of Hope Ministries
Dublin, Ohio, USA.
It is with the most heartfelt joy that I send my congratulations on the Anniversary of our beloved ACW
Web site. My greetings go out to you all may the ACW continue to have many years as we reach out to
the world and beyond.
+Gerald
Auxiliary Bishop
I can't tell you how much I enjoy your website. In this world of conflict and strife it is nice to visit a site
dedicated to Gods work. Please keep up the good work and spreading the Holy Word to the whole
world.
Mayor Gary Graham
City O’Fallon, Illinois
It is unbelievable how far we have come. In spite of its relative youth, it has impacted a lot of people of
all walks of life, and from all parts of the world. One just needs to see the number of visitors it has
received. The messages are wonderful. I really like its new look. It is also very user-friendly. Keep up
the good work of spreading the Gospel. It is our calling and we must fulfill our obligation using every
available method and particularly the internet. It is a wonderful education tool. We congratulate those
who manage it and those who contribute to it. Again, happy birthday.
Peter Ndiang'ui
Chairman, Board of Education
Fort Myers, Florida
Congratulations on your fourth year of reaching out to the international community through this
wonderful medium. I send my compliments to all who do such a great job keeping the site up to date
and relevant. May God continued blessing shine on the ACW.
Mrs. Ella Bell-Vannoy
Nashville, Tennessee
Faces of the Fallen
WHY do we remember these brave men and women each week? The war is no longer front page news,
but to those who love them, they are in the foremost front of their thoughts. We in the ACW have
pledged never to forget them and until this war is declared it is at an end we will remember them.
For the following weeks we give you a recap of the destruction of lives by this war both in Iraq and
Afghanistan and remember 1 soldier from each year. Remember all soldiers and their families in your
prayers, too many young lives have been cut short, and too many are forgotten lying in hospitals
around the world.
2003
January 4, February 7, March 76, April 76, May 38, June 33, July 49, August 38, September 33, October
47, November 88, December 41 = 530
2004
January 56, February 22, March 53, April 139, May 88, June 47, July 56, August 69, September 85,
October 69, November 144, December 73 = 901
2005
January 108, February 59, March 42, April 70, May 84, June 104, July 56, August 100, September 60,
October 103, November 87, December 71 = 944
2006
January 62, February 71, March 38 , April 77, May 79, June 79, July 52, August 75, September 78,
October 116, November 77, December 113 = 838
2007
January 83, February 95, March 86, April 112, May 137, June 112, July 93, August 101 , September 74,
October 108, November 47, December 28 = 1076
2008
January 47, February 30, March 45, April 56, May 35 June 5, = 218
Notices
A new Diocesan Board will take effect August 1, 2008, for commissions which expiresAugust 2009.
Details and appointments when we return.
Travels
The Office of the Archbishop Metropolitan will visit our brethren of the Anglican Church Worldwide of
Sudan (ACWS) September 17-29. More details on this historic visit in the coming weeks of our visit
agenda.
Congratulations
To Bishop +Gerald Slessinger, Auxiliary Bishop to the office of the Patriarch upon his reception and
presentation to the ACW May 18, 2008. May God be praised. (See house of Bishops)
Consecration
The consecration of Bishop- Elect Ross ACW Diocese of Pennsylvania (Pastor St Paul‘s ACW Faycity)
will be Saturday, June 21, at 9:00A.M.
5 Deacons were ordained at St Phillips Canada by Patriarch Archbishop Vincent Waterman Sunday,
June 8th. Thanks be to God.
Ever updating our site, we have placed 3 new features on our home page for you to peruse.
www.Paulandfreinds.org is our connection to our Sudanese young men here in the United States and
Canada
www.bookofcommonprayer.org is the prayer book of which the ACW worship
www.churchtimes.org the most comprehensive look at what goes on the Anglican faith
We hope you will find them informative.
Flags of the ACW
The Worldwide flag of the ACW is now available, please forward your orders to:
St Phillip's ACW
2847 Fillmore Street
BOX #419
Hollywood, Florida 33020
4” x 6” custom flags:
250 qty - $3.00 each
stands - $.50 each in orders of 20 or more
3 X 5 Flag for sanctuary $ 40.00
Shipping is free
** All orders must be paid in advance
Points to Ponder
You do not go to play or practice your favorite game without the gear that is to be used.
You do not go to work without wearing your uniform or the dress code required .
You do not go to the mall without your credit card.
You do not go to Grandma's house and not expect apple pie.
Why then go to church without a Bible?
TAKE A BIBLE TO CHURCH
And Now Smile
A BENEFIT OF TITHING
Two men crashed in their private plane on a South Pacific Island. Both men survived. One of the men
brushed himself off and then proceeded to run all over the island to see if they had any chance of
survival. When he returned, he rushed up to the other man screaming 'We are going
to die!' The other man leaned back against the fuselage of the wrecked plane, folded his arms and
responded, 'No we're not. I make over $250,000 a week.'
The first man grabbed his friend and shook him. 'Listen, we are on an uninhabited island. There is no
food, no water. We are going to die!' The other man, unruffled, again shook his head no and responded.
'No, I make over $250,000 a week.' Mystified, the first man, taken aback with such an answer again
repeated,
'For the last time, I'm telling you we ARE doomed. There is no one else on this island. There is NO Food.
There is NO Water. We are, I repeat, we are going to die a slow death.' Still unfazed, the first man
looked the other in the eyes and said, 'Do not make me say this again. I make over $250,000 per
week.....and I tithe.
MY PASTOR WILL FIND US!'
Book of the Month
Prison Angel by Mary Jordan & Kevin Sullivan
Mother Antonia journies from a life of privilege in Beverly hills to service in a Mexican jail .
I recently read and re-read this book, you just cannot put it down. We invite you to pick it up. It is a
story of courage, faith and unwavering love for those in need.
+ H
Twenty-eight years ago Mary Clarke, a well-to-do Beverly Hills divorcee, made a decision about how
she wanted to spend the rest of her life. After intense deliberation and soul searching—and without
the official support of the Catholic Church—she sewed herself a nun's habit, left home, and set off for a
life of compassionate service in, of all places, La Mesa State Penitentiary, a notorious prison in Tijuana,
Mexico. She lives there still, and her work with the prison population has earned her the blessings of
the church (she founded her own order, The Servants of the Eleventh Hour), accolades from human
rights groups around the world, and the eternal gratitude of the countless individuals she has
counseled, comforted, and cared for in prison, after prison, and in their final hours on earth.
*****For a free copy of this book, please write to:
The National Chancery ACW
9305 Lebanon Road
Belleville, Illinois 62223.
If out of the USA, Please add $5.00 for shipping
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Staff Sgt. Stephen A. Bertolino Hometown: Orange, California
Age: 40 Died: November 29, 2003, in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed when his convoy was hit by enemy fire in Haditha
Age: 40 Died: November 29, 2003, in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed when his convoy was hit by enemy fire in Haditha
Staff Sgt. Todd R. Cornell. Hometown: West Bend Wisconsin
Age: 38 Died: November 9, 2004 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed during a small-arms fire attack on his unit in Fallujah.
Age: 38 Died: November 9, 2004 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed during a small-arms fire attack on his unit in Fallujah.
Lance Cpl. Kevin G. Waruinge Hometown: Tampa Florida .
Age:22 Died: August 3, 2005 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed when his vehicle was hit by a makeshift bomb during
combat operations south of Haditha.
Age:22 Died: August 3, 2005 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed when his vehicle was hit by a makeshift bomb during
combat operations south of Haditha.
Maj. Gloria D. Davis Hometown: St Louis MissouriAge: 47
Died: December 12, 2006 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Died from a non-combat related incident in Baghdad.
(NOTE: Connected to a member of the ACW)
Died: December 12, 2006 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Died from a non-combat related incident in Baghdad.
(NOTE: Connected to a member of the ACW)
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Pfc. Katie M. Soenksen Hometown: Davenport Iowa Age:19
Died: May 2, 2007 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed when a makeshift bomb detonated near her vehicle in
Baghdad.
(NOTE: Connected to a friend of the ACW)
Died: May 2, 2007 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Killed when a makeshift bomb detonated near her vehicle in
Baghdad.
(NOTE: Connected to a friend of the ACW)
Sgt. Freeman L. Gardner, Jr. Hometown: Little Rock Arkansas
Age: 26 Died: March 22, 2007 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Died of wounds suffered when an improvised explosive device
detonated near his unit while on combat patrol in Baghdad.
(NOTE: ACW member family )
Age: 26 Died: March 22, 2007 in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Incident: Died of wounds suffered when an improvised explosive device
detonated near his unit while on combat patrol in Baghdad.
(NOTE: ACW member family )
Spec. Christopher . Gathercole Hometown: Santa Rosa California
Age:21 Died: may 26, 2008 in Operation Enduring Freedom.
Incident: Killed by small arms fire during combat operations in Ghazni,
Afghanistan.
Age:21 Died: may 26, 2008 in Operation Enduring Freedom.
Incident: Killed by small arms fire during combat operations in Ghazni,
Afghanistan.