[Congressional Record Volume 156, Number 83 (Friday, May 28, 2010)]
[Extensions of Remarks]
[Page E1014]
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   ON MEMORIAL DAY AND EVERY DAY, LET US REMEMBER ALL THOSE WHO HAVE 
                           SERVED OUR NATION

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                           HON. JOHN L. MICA

                               of florida

                    in the house of representatives

                          Friday, May 28, 2010

  Mr. MICA. Madam Speaker, as we recognize Memorial Day 2010, I wanted 
to remember each of the American Service Members from Florida's 7th 
Congressional District who have lost their life to hostile actions 
since 1996 as reported to me by the U.S. Department of Defense.
  Let us remember all those who have fallen in service to our Nation. 
Let us never forget those who have served and paid the ultimate price 
so that we can live in this great land.
  We must forever keep these heroes in our thoughts and prayers. Let us 
today, on Memorial Day and every day, thank the good Lord for their 
incredible sacrifice.
  They have made it possible for all Americans to live in freedom. Let 
us also remember and pay tribute to the families and loved ones whose 
loss is immeasurable.
  On Memorial Day and every day, let us continue in our hearts and 
minds to hold dearly all those who have served and are serving this 
Nation.
  May God continue to bless the United States of America.
  1. Patrick Fennig, Air Force, Palm Coast--June 25, 1996, Khobar 
Towers.
  2. Michael Heiser, Air Force, Palm Coast--June 25, 1996, Khobar 
Towers.
  3. Brian McVeigh, Air Force, DeBary--June 25, 1996, Khobar Towers.
  4. Kenneth Conde, Marines, Orlando--July 1, 2004, Iraq.
  5. Jason Dwelley, Navy, Apopka--April 30, 2004, Iraq.
  6. Bradley Fox, Army, Orlando--April 20, 2004, Iraq.
  7. Arthur Mastrapa, Army, Apopka--June 16, 2004, Iraq.
  8. Antoine Smith, Marines, Orlando--November 15, 2004, Iraq.
  9. Theodore Bowling, Marines, Casselberry--November 11, 2004, Iraq.
  10. Patrick Rapicault, Marines, St. Augustine--November 15, 2004, 
Iraq.
  11. Arthur Williams, Army, Edgewater--December 8, 2004, Iraq.
  12. Carlos Gil, Army, Orlando--February 18, 2005, Iraq.
  13. Alwyn Cashe, Army, Oviedo--November 8, 2005, Iraq.
  14. Gene Hawkins, Army, Orlando--October 12, 2006, Iraq.
  15. Sean Tharp, Army, Orlando--March 28, 2006, Iraq.
  16. Marco Miller, Army, Longwood--December 5, 2006, Iraq.
  17. Nicholas Rogers, Army, Deltona--October 22, 2006, Iraq.
  18. Angelo Vaccaro, Army, Deltona--October 3, 2006, Afghanistan.
  19. John Mete, Army, Bunnell--September 14, 2007, Iraq.
  20. Brandon Bobb, Army, Orlando--July 17, 2007, Iraq.
  21. Sandy Britt, Army, Apopka--August 21, 2007, Iraq.
  22. Alexander Rosa, Army, Orlando--May 25, 2007, Iraq.
  23. Bryan Tutten, Army, St. Augustine--December 25, 2007, Iraq.
  24. Adam Quinn, Army, Orange City--October 6, 2007, Afghanistan.
  25. Robert Miller, Army, Oviedo--January 25, 2008, Afghanistan.
  26. Jason Dahlke, Army, Orlando--August 29, 2009, Afghanistan.
  27. Randy Haney, Army, Orlando--September 6, 2009, Afghanistan.
  28. Anthony Davis, Army, Daytona Beach--January 6, 2009, Iraq.

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