Today my walk was dedicated in honor of:
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Army SSgt. Eric M. Steffeney, Age 28 of Waterloo, IA.
KIA Feb. 23, 2005 Operation Irqi Freedom
https://mrgsl.com/tendencias-hogar/ He was assigned to the 184th Ordnance Battalion, 52nd Ordnance Group, Fort Bragg, N.C.
https://clinicapradillo.com/la-clinica/https://verdehesa.com/carrito/ Eric Steffeney attended West High School in Waterloo, where he played center for the football team. His father described him as a tall, stocky man who loved to hunt, fish, read and be with his friends.
Order Xanax No PrescriptionBuy Clonazepam Online Overnight He enlisted in the Army and became a paratrooper after graduating from high school early in 1996. He eventually wound up in the Army’s bomb squad.
https://www.hotelhabaneroscartagena.com/parking/ Eric Steffeney’s second tour in Iraq would have ended in April, when he was scheduled to return to his family in North Carolina. He and his wife had recently bought a home just outside of Fort Bragg, where he was stationed.
We had a great 5.74 Mile walk this morning. The weather was a little cooler then it has been but perfect for walking. I want to thank everyone who honked, waved, and saluted in helping me honor this hero.
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