Authored by: anonymous on Saturday, August 27 2005 @ 11:24 AM MDT

Lt. Diaz,
Sir, I would like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country. And to your family, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

"Vitesse Et Pussance"(Speed And Power)
69th Armor Motto

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Authored by: anonymous on Saturday, August 27 2005 @ 09:55 PM MDT

It does not mather where your from, what country you represent or what religion you serve.
It dos not mather if you aprove or disaprove of the Iraqie situation.

Politics are meningless when life are lost.

Remember them!
You should pay respect to those who gave it al.

No mather what, they gave their life for hope.
The hope that thay will make the difference, and help people live in harmonie. That is what life is al about!!

Torjus Jakobsen; Oslo, Norway.

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Authored by: kokydelta on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 01:51 PM MDT

LT. Diaz

My friend, my brother, It's so hard to believe that your are gone it feels like yesterday when I met you signing up for the ROTC. I remember you being so proud, and i knew that the army would be your home. I also met your wife then and we al had good times. I still remember when we went to your house and went rappelling from the bridge. I cant put into words how this feels buddy, But I feel safer now Knowing that heaven"s gates will be guarded by someone like you.It is truly an honor to be able to say that i had the privilege of meeting you, that you had a profound impact in my life, and from one soldier to another all I can say is I'll see you at the change of the guard sir!

Cavalry Trooper

"Always Ready, Scouts Out"

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