Angel Day Tribute Intiative from MarineParents.com

Angel Day Tribute Initiative

Visit this website or the Angel Day Tribute Facebook page daily to remember our fallen heroes since 9/11. All branches of the the United States military are represented. Our heroes' names appear on this page on the day they died.

We welcome and encourage sharing a picture of your friend or loved one or any special recollections of them. Please visit the Facebook page to add photos comments; click here.

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To change the date for the Angel Day Tribute page, enter the month and year, each as two numerical digits and click the "Display New Date" button below.

Click here to show today's Angel Day Tributes.

Our Fallen Heroes
Angel Day: April 26
(listed alphabetically by last name)

2004

Lance Corporal Aaron C. Austin
Sunray, Texas - Age 21 - U.S. Marine: OIF

Sergeant Sherwood R. Baker
Plymouth, Pennsylvania - Age 30 - U.S. Army National Guard: OIF

Sergeant Lawrence A. Roukey
Westbrook, Maine - Age 33 - U.S. Army Reserve: OIF

2005

Sergeant 1st Class Allen C. Johnson
Los Molinos, California - Age 31 - U.S. Army: OEF

Specialist David L. Rice
Sioux City, Iowa - Age 22 - U.S. Army: OIF

2006

Lance Corporal Michael L. Ford
New Bedford, Massachusetts - Age 19 - U.S. Marine: OIF

2007

Corporal Willie P. Celestine Jr.
Lafayette, Louisiana - Age 21 - U.S. Marine: OIF

Corporal Christopher Degiovine
Lone Tree, Colorado - Age 25 - U.S. Marine: OIF

Lance Corporal Adam Loggins
Athens, Alabama - Age 27 - U.S. Marine: OIF

2012

Specialist Jason K. Edens
Franklin, Tennessee - Age 22 - U.S. Army: OEF

Staff Sergeant Brandon F. Eggleston
Candler, North Carolina - Age 31 - U.S. Army: OEF

Staff Sergeant Dick A. Lee Jr.
Orange Park, Florida - Age 29 - U.S. Army: OEF

Lieutenant Christopher E. Mosko
Pittsford, New York - Age 28 - U.S. Navy: OEF


	About the Initiative The thought of brave men and women giving their lives on behalf of our country brings many images to mind. The battlefield cross. A flag-draped casket. Family members, friends, and brothers and sisters in arms weeping at the loss of a loved one. But from tragedy comes hope, and determination—especially the determination that the sacrifices of these brave men and women will never be forgotten. With that in mind, we have launched the "Angel Day Tribute" initiative. It's a way to honor our service members who made the ultimate sacrifice by remembering them each year on their Angel Day. It's also a way to recognize their family members, and to help create additional ways for those family members and comrades and friends of the fallen to connect and share with one another. These men and women and their families have given so much on our behalf. Please join us in honoring and keeping alive the memories of these American heroes.

Angel Day Tribute is an initiative of MarineParents.com, Inc. and includes all branches of the United States Military.

Click for Angel Day Tribute Facebook Page
See also:
www.LuminaryInitiative.com
www.GoldStarFamilies.com