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King 5 -- FORT LEWIS, Wash. - The military says another Fort Lewis soldier who was deployed to Iraq has died.

He's identified as Army Specialist David J. Ramsey, a 27-year-old from Tacoma.

Fort Lewis says he was medically evacuated from Iraq on August 24 and died September 7 in Spanaway, Washington, from a non-combat related incident.

He was assigned to the 47th Combat Support Hospital, 62nd Medical Brigade, Fort Lewis. He had deployed to Iraq last October.

Joseph Piek of Fort Lewis public affairs said further details on the cause of Ramsey's death are not immediately available.

Funeral services were held Thursday at Fort Lewis.



News Tribune -- In Loving Memory David Joseph Ramsey Born June 2, 1979, David left us unexpectedly September 7, 2006. David served proudly with the US Army during Operation Iraqi Freedom with the 47th CSH in Mosul, Iraq. David was loved by so many people and welcomed anyone and everyone into his life with open arms. He will be greatly loved and always missed by wife Genesa, stepchildren Travis & Lela, parents Joseph & In Tok, sister Christina, brother Scott, nephew Braden, mother-in-law Lynn & father-in-law Owen Richards, brothers-in-law Greg & Dean, sister-in-law Amanda, and his best friends David Wichmann, Brian Weich, & Austin Lewis; along with many other people whose lives he touched. The funeral and graveside service is being held TODAY , Sept. 13 at 12pm at Mountain View Funeral Home, 4100 Steilacoom Blvd SW, Tacoma 98499. David, you made me the happiest woman in the world the day you entered my life. You loved me unconditionally and more than anyone could ever have loved me. Thank you for loving me and "our kids" and for us being best friends. You will always be my best friend and I hope now you have found peace. Until we meet again... protect me and save me a place in heaven right beside you. I'll always love you... your wife and best friend Rest in Peace David Joseph
 

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David J. Ramsey
Authored by: anonymous on Thursday, September 21 2006 @ 05:24 PM EDT
Deeply sadden for your lost. I fully understand the emotions lsoing a loving one. I am extremely, thankful to David. Not knowing him personally. However, serving your country. taht tells me so much of the person David was. Answering a call to serve your country. You have to scarifive everything you love dear to you. For every American! David; as with our Gregory are the elite among American's along with all that serve by their sides. Davis I appreciate your service to our country. More so for your brotherhood to our son. As I can assure you he felt toward you and every soldier. Soldiers have a special bond. That in "WAR" we protect ourselves and those by our side. I appreciate you "DAVID" being ny comfort not to worry about our son. Today gregory is with you and all our fallen. You are not alone, you are with some very special soldiers as yourself. You have not died in vain! You are remembered today and all the tomorrow's. Never ever to be forgotten nor disrespected. I shed many tears since Gregory and long after. Today those tears are for you. You made me very proud at the same time. David however, was much more then a soldier and hero. He loved his family more then himself. He knew you all loved him dearly and unconditionally. Now he is resting, he wouldn't want anyone to be sad or unhappy. you all come to honor David. Sharing heart wrmth stories that you shared together with David. Memorable and precious ! David will always be close to you, only need to touch your heart. Father of fallen soldier US Army Sgt. Gregory L. Wahl KIA Balad, Iraq 05-03-04. please checkout www.fallenheroesmemorial.com many many organizations willing to help out David's loving family. Also checkout www.wvflagcases! My heart and prays are with david, Gregory and all the fallen families.
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David J. Ramsey
Authored by: anonymous on Thursday, November 16 2006 @ 12:30 AM EST
David,
I would like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

A grateful citizen
David J. Ramsey
Authored by: anonymous on Monday, May 19 2008 @ 03:14 PM EDT
Hello, I am David's father and I am glad you got to know my son David. He was a good son and he loved the Army. David got married while he was at home on his two week vacation. Then he returned back to Irag. He was sent home on Aug. 24, 2006 and he took his own life on Sept. 7. 2006. Like I said David loved the Army and he died of a broken heart, because his wife of about four and half months wanted to end the marriage. Thats the real reason David took his life.

Thanks
Joe Ramsey
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