Fallen Heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom

Remembering the servicemembers who died in the service of their country.

Army Sgt. Gregory L. Wahl

30, of Salisbury, North Carolina.
Wahl died in Balad, Iraq, when his military vehicle left the road and flipped over in a canal. He was assigned to the 4th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, Vilseck, Germany. Died on May 3, 2004.

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"daddy is been olmost 6 years since you left, i was 4 years old and now i am 10 i am in 5th grade, mommy and i missed you with all our hearts wish u were here to go with me to all my school activities and talents shows.. we love you daddy alexis wahl"
ALEXIS WAHL of islip terrace,ny

"Mr. Wahl like we spoke in Houston. Deeply sadden for the lost of your son and to your family. You opened my eye's to these wars. That one can be against it. An still help our soldiers. Thank you so much for all the site's. Until every soldiers comes home serving in harms way. I will be mailing packages and helping organizations helping our soldiers. In the memory of your son Sgt. Gregory Wahl."
Michael C. Davies of Sugarland Texas

"A soldier that served with "SGT". As we did at Fort Drum. He was one cool "SGT". Took many of us young soldiers under his wing. He was "SGT" while on the job. An a friend off the job. Not many "SGT" that had our respect as Sgt. Wahl."
Manny Lopez of Woodland, Arizona

"Sgt//

MY BROTHERS now know why men who have been to war yearn to reunite. Not to tell stories or look at old pictures. Not to laugh or weep. Comrades gather because they long to be with the men who once acted at their best; men who suffered and sacrificed, who suffered and were stripped of their humanity. I did not pick these men. They were delivered by fate and the military. But I know them in a way I know no other men. I have never given anyone such trust. They were willing to guard something more precious than my life. They would have carried my reputation, the memory of me. It was part of the bargain we all made, the reason we were so willing to die for one another. As long as I have memory, I will think of them all, every day. I am sure that when I leave this world, my last though will be of my family and my comrades. Such good men!"

former member 1/4 Cav Viet Nam
Scouts Out"
joe west of merced Calif

"Greg,it's been 5 yrs.now and the pain of not seeing you again is so hard to bare.The month of May was always something to be happy about Mother's day and my birthday but no longer.Now only the memories of May 3rd when you left us and the whole mother's day weekend ,after we buried you.Nothing will ever be the same ,I miss you terribly .Love you..Mom"
Janis Bree(proud mother) of Spring,Tx.

"April 28, 2009
To the family of Sgt. Gregory L. Wahl:
Gregory gave the ultimate sacrifice and will be held in the hearts of Americans forever. I cannot and will not let our fallen heroes be forgotten. My deepest sympathy to you. "Some gave all."
Peggy Childers
"Don't Let The Memory Of Them Drift Away"
www.IraqWarHeroes.org"
Peggy Childers of Carson City

"As a member of the Patriot Guard Riders, I was recently standing in a flag line and i looked down and saw that the flag i was holding was dedicated in memory of Sgt Wahl. I just wanted to extend my prayers and to say that it was an honor for me to hold a flag with Sgt Wahl's name on it."
Pat of Murrells Inlet, SC

"hi everybody i would like to take the opportunity to thank you for all your messages on my husband's site is being 4 painfull years alexis is 8 years old now. and often asked about daddy we missed him still feel like it just happened we love you greg, u will be always in our hearts never forgotten.
and thank you BEAR i do remember you alot we stayed w/ u before we left to germany and that was the last time u saw greg again. and guess what BEAR kitty still alive lol. thank you for watching kitty for us here is my email for u and wife or anyone the feels like like writing a note or two lol.thanks everybody and thank you Ron. marwahl2000@yahoo.com"
maricela of n.y

"Four years ,son! Today spent it with two soldiers that knew you. Both did all the talking. Didn't have to ask any questions just listen. Placed flowers by the War Memorial and let loose balloons. Something after four years. That these soldiers traveled to met with me and share the day. Then checking all my accounts just flooded with friends. Remembering you on this day. Miss and love you Greg! Never Ever To Be Forgotten. Even has an e-mail from your MOM."
Dad of USA

"To the loved ones of my fallen friend,
I like many others came to know Greg at Fort Drum. We were only together in the 210th FSB for about a year but it was a memorable time in my life. Having had Greg and Maricela as a guest in my home while we watched "Wrestlemania" is a lasting memory for me and I was deeply saddened to learn of his passing. Greg was a great friend and I will always cherish the time we had together. God Bless."
Ron Melvin of Wilmington, OH

"Big Guy, I just couldn't believe the news. We had been stationed together at Fort Drum. I recall taken a trip to Long Island to vist your dad. To pick up funiture. Along with other fond memories we shared togther in Kosovo. I was attending another funeral for a soldier. When you name was mentioned. I was stunned and shaken. Lost one brother then to learn another. Greg you will always be in my heart. As a fellow soldier and friend. Maricela and Alexis, you just may remeber me "BEAR". I am so sorry for your lost and to Greg's family."
Larry of Fort Carson, Colorado

"Big Guy, I just couldn't believe the news. We had been stationed together at Fort Drum. I recall taken a trip to Long Island to vist your dad. To pick up funiture. Along with other fond memories we shared togther in Kosovo. I was attending another funeral for a soldier. When you name was mentioned. I was stunned and shaken. Lost one brother then to learn another. Greg you will always be in my heart. As a fellow soldier and friend. Maricela and Alexis, you just may remeber me "BEAR". I am so sorry for your lost and to Greg's family."
Larry of Fort Carson, Colorado

"Our thoughts and prayers go out to you at this time. Please know that Gregory will forever be remembered as a hero for making the most unselfish sacrifice that could ever be asked of anyone. Your family has paid the ultimate price. I know that there are no words that I could say that would ease your pain at this time, but I would like you to know that our family understands the loss that you have suffered. Our hearts are with you and our tears and pain are shared. God bless you all. we hope you feel the peace that time brings, although we live with the constant grief in our hearts. We think of your loss and remember the great honor Gregory gave for our country, his friends and most of all his family. His honor and sacrifice will never be forgotten. Greg and Mark are guarding the gates of Heaven. We will all be together in God's perfect time."
marion dooley of wallkill, ny

"Greg, coming upon your birthday. Been a year that I've heard from many that served with you at Fort Drum, Veslick, Kosovo and Iraq. Often people do not realize soldiers are so much more then Heroes! You truely, have touched the heart of so many soldiers. Each one shared a story of you with them and others. That all had alot of respect for you as person, soldier and your leadership. I recemtly, spent two days at Fort Leonardwood. Where by you have been honored. by the Nuclear Biological Chemical Warfare (Chemical School) Your plaque is along side of thirteen fallen brother's and sister's. At Fort Sam Houston at Brook Army Hospital you been honored by a brick in your name. For the new facility for our wounded soldiers. Well, over three years now. It's a comfort that some many continue to honor you and all our fallen soldier's. One thing is certain you are not forgotten, not today and all the tomorrow's. You left us your family the most precious gift Alexis! Everyone of your family is thinking of you. We all miss you in our our special way. So Happy Birthday!"
Dad!

""Greg,it has been three long years since we said goodbye.Not a day goes by that I don't have thoughts of you.I was so happy and deeply touched to receive the wonderful portrait that Mr.Brandon Wallace had made to honor you.It is such a good likeness of you it is sitting on the mantel next to your medals for all to see that come into my home.I was so proud of you,can you imagine all the loving,thoughtful people who came to the Womens Pavillon in Arlington National Cemetary in Washington,D.C.to honor all of your fellow soldiers and yourself!!I don't know how to reach Mr.Wallace,but I want to thank him and all the other artists who made this tribute possible.I wish it could have stayed up since there unfortunately are more brothers joining you and they to should be honored and their faces viewed by all that love you guys and what you boys gave up for us in the name of freedom.I love you Greg ,you are in my thoughts and prayers each day.I also would like to thank all that visit Greg's site,it is comforting to know your memories of Greg and that he is also in your thoughts and prayers as well.
God Bless my son,Greg
Love Mom[Janis wahlBree]""
janis bree of Spring,Tx..u.s.a.

"to evan, joe, and family.
i can remember hearing about your brother on one of the major media sources, and wondering if it were really your brother. i can remember meeting him a few times when we were friends. (back in the good old days)
it's a little weird how life goes.
you're still in my heart.
you are lucky to have your family.
peace to you and to greg."
erik soete of houston, tx

"Hey, Wahl not one day goes by we do not think of you. Never easy losing a brother-in-arms! Hard to believe it be three years. Many don't believe this. I do I think you been watching over me in Iraq. Sure had many, if not one to many calls. I often wonder why? It was you and not us! We all wake up and do the same job in Iraq. I wish I had an answer for your wife and daughter. I don't have anyone. Sgt. you will never be forgotten."
PFC Waters of Nashville, Tn

"Sgt., couldn't believe it! Having a conversation with Sgt. Barnish at Fort Bragg. He asked if I knew any of the fallen soldier's that had been stationed with us at Fort Drum. Told him no! Well, he mentioned Sgt. White and you. I am so sorry brother. You touched my heart in many ways Sgt. Remember I just arrived at Fort Drum. It was you that helped mw when my wife left. I will certainly, never forget that. I almost blew my career with the Army over her. You told me let her go. You will meet someone that really care's for me. That night you had a party at your place. Everyone shooting down jelly shoots. I was drunk as could be. You walked up to me. Hey, Bello I had someone you need to meet dude. Then you introduced me to PFC Woody. Tracy is now my wife Sgt. I know your watching over us. I just want to thank you for everything Sgt. I am so sorry for Maricela and Alexis. Probably, she wouldn't remember me. But, I remember you always smiling when you been with them. I told Tracy she been crying. Making it hard to write this message. I just want your family to know. You meant alot to us Sgt. We will never forget you Sgt. God Bless, Sgt!"
Sgt.. Kevin Bello of Fort Bragg

"At the rising of the sun and at its going down,
We remember them.




At the blowing of the wind and in the chill of Winter, We remember them.

At the opening of buds and in the rebirth of Spring,
We remember them.

At the blueness of the skies and in the warmth of Summer,
We remember them.

At the rustling of leaves and the beauty of Autumn,
We remember them.

At the beginning of the year and when it ends,
We remember them.

As long as we live, they too will live;
for they are now a part of us, as we remember them.

When we are weary and in need of strength,
We remember them.

When we are lost and sick at heart,
We remember them.

When we have joys we yearn to share,
We remember them.

When we have decisions that are difficult to make,
We remember them

When we have achievements that are based on theirs,
We remember them.

As long as we live, they too shall live,
for they are a part of us, as we remember them."
Nadja Sprayberry, Widow of SSG Marvin R. Sprayberry III. of Milton, FL

"To Greg's family,

I had the honor of serving with your son/brother/husband/father at Ft Drum. I did hear about his death until about a year ago and was deeply sadden by it. I have worn a memorial bracelet since then. Every time I look down at my wrist I am reminded of his dedication, and love for his country and the army however this small reminder for me pales in comparison to the reminder that he was taken too soon from you.

God Bless you,
SGT Gerald Mangus 59th Chemical Co Jan 1996-Sept 1998"
of Louisville, Co, USA

"My dear brother in arms, I wrote this to your father and hope it offers some small comfort to your family.

"Dear Mr. Wahl,

As an American veteran and supporter of the military,
I applaud your actions in trying to thwart Mrs. Cindy
"the Circus Bear" Shameham's message of backwardness.
The enemy is indeed, at the gates if not already
within its hallowed confines. My belated condolences
to you for your son's death who, albeit a stranger to
me was and will always be a brother in arms in my
eyes. God rest his soul and bring peace and comfort
to you and the rest of your family. I say the same
prayer for my cousin, who recently has graduated from
basic training. Therefore, please take comfort in
knowing that your son has two more brothers to fight
the good fight. If there is anything I can do to
help, please do not hesitate to ask.

Most Sincerely,
Patrick Suh
SPC, US Army Airborne Engineer""
Patrick Suh of Canoga Park, CA 91304

"To the Family of Gregory L. Wahl;
I sign all the guestbooks for all the fallen soldiers listed in legacy.com - I saw your post on our son's book here on this site and went to Legacy to sign Gregory's book but realized it is not used much - perhaps you didn't know it was out there so I am posting here instead. First, thank you so much for your note to our family (SFC Brent A. Adams).
My heart breaks again as I sign yet another guest book of another courgeous young soldier who gave their life so selflessly. I wish I never found myself in a position to have to sign another guestbook for the rest of my life. We lost a son 12/1/05 and it seems like yesterday.
I know first hand there are no words right now that will bring you the comfort and peace you need. Just know that you are not alone. My heart, thoughts, and prayers are with you all as you mourn this loss. We don't know each other, will probably never meet, but will forever be united in the loss of our Heroes. We have, unfortunately joined a group none of us wanted to join, an ever-growing group of families in this situation. May God grant you peace and strength to get through this and be able once again to smile at a memory rather than have only the tears that flow so easily now. To be so proud of your loved one and so saddened at the same time is a mix of emotions very difficult to deal with. I am sorry that I never knew your soldier personally, but none of these courageous men and women will be forgotten. They will never be able to be replaced, but sometime, someday your loving memories will help to sustain you. This courageous soldier will forever now be your Angel watching over you all for the rest of your lives. It's what brings me some measure of peace and comfort and I hope it will you as well. To his family and friends in pain, I offer this comfort: When you find yourself in that dark sorrowful place, think not only of how you will miss him, but instead recall the years, days, hours and minutes gifted to you by his presence. The one thing that cannot be taken from you is those wonderful memories that now will mean more than ever. If you ever want to talk, I'm only an e:mail away and would love for you to tell me more about your Hero. God Bless this courageous soldier and family.
Pam Adams (SFC Brent Adams, KIA 12/1/05 Ramadi, Iraq)
redsandstuff2006@yahoo.com
(Millersville, PA )"

"Dear Mr.& Mrs. Wahl,
Thank You for the kind words for my son Sgt. Robert Wesley Tucker KIA 10-13-2005. My Husband and I , sister & her Husband have already reserved our hotel rooms for the 4th of july in the smokies mts. I really appreicate what you ya are doing. I hope to meet you both then. God Bless us all, and God Bless America."
Kimberly Tucker of Hilham, Tennessee

"Greg, you have been a great soldier, made my life as a leader easy, Their has not been a day that has passed where I have missed you and your family, I wish we could still soldier together. Thanks for all you have done"
SFC Peter L. Millington of Pttersville, New York

"JULY 4TH ******GATLINBURG_TENNESSEE IS THE ANNUAL MIDNIGHT PARADE AND FLOAT. PLEASE JOIN US AND MAN MANY OTHERS ATTENDING. WE WILL BE IN GATLINBURG JULY 3-5! WE ENTERED A FKOAT IN THE PARADE: THEME: HONOUR OUR FALLEN AND SUPPORT THE TROPPS. YOU KNOW A FAMILY OF A WOUNDED AND OR FALLEN FAMILY TELL THEM OF THE EVENT! WE HAVE MANY ORGANIZATIONS AND MAJOR COMPANIES SUPPORT THIS EVENT ON BEHALF OF OUR LOVE ONE'S. LOOK FORWARD TO SSEING THOSE INTESERTED TO ATTEND. LEONARD-WAHL@HOTMAIL.COM!"
HONOUR OUR FALLEN of LW TEXAS

"Greg,

This message has been a long time coming. Time has past but the feelings still remain the same. In regards to commitments made between us, I am working towards them every day. Alot of good & bad changes have occurred since visiting you for your Birthday. I have dedicated a section in my house for you, so my 3 sons will grow up knowing there uncle as the way I always did courageous and real. Always in my heart talk soon.."
Your Brother, Evan M. Wahl

"Dear Greg,
I was given the honor of meeting your father this weekend...Wonderful man...I heard lots of wonderful things about you..You are truely my hero....I helped your Dad protest in Crawford this weekend and we had us a darn good time!! I even got a ticket by supporting the war!! But it was worth it....Your Dad gave me a present while we were there...He gave me the braclet he wore on his wrist with your name on it...I'll never take it off because you make me proud to be an American...I love you with all my heart and I love your family with all my heart as well!!!"
Abigail of Valley Mills, TX

"Mr.Wahl thank you for a very enlighten experience in Texas. I can only hope that American's does and will support our troops. It's a refreshing feeling that many many fallen families came to support our troops. To sent a positive message back to our support we care, love and want them home safe. Once the mission is completed! I enjoyed the many interesting stories about Gregory and all the families. Gregory is an American Hero! I appreciated his service to our country. I will remember your son at our Memorial day parade in Waco, Texas!"
J B Upchurch of Texas

"Mr. Wahl: Just read your message from this weekend and noted you are in Texas! Welcome. I tried to call the number your left, but was unable to reach you. Please e-mail so we can get in touch. Will be unable to be in Crawford, but there's another activity in support of the troops at the Marine Parents conference in Houston April 22-23. Our family will be attending. Please let me know if you can make it.

By His Grace,

Gloria Caldas
The Big Ern's Mom
gloria.caldas@sbcglobal.net"

"Dear Mr. Wahl,

On behalf of PFC Stuart Moore's family, we want to thank you for your kind message and want to express our gratitude to your son, Gregory, for his sacrifice for our freedom."
Proud parents of PFC Stuart Moore of Livingston, TX

"Wahl family,

Your dedication to Gregory, to our troops, to their families, and to our country is amazing. Your messages and concerns and love bring tears to my eyes. Gregory must've lived a blessed life, surrounded by so many caring and beautiful souls.

What you are doing for grieving families and orphaned children is God's work; but be sure to take care of yourselves. Life is for the living, and Gregory would want you to be happy. His sacrifice will not be in vain if we live our lives to the fullest, enjoying every day, loving our families, and reaching out to others.

I hope you all remember to smile. Remember Gregory as he was in life, but also live today in the present. He died for our country and our safety, but he also died for our freedom and our happiness. Honor Gregory with laughter, joy, and life.

Please, take care of yourselves in the same way that you care for others. You are wonderful people. God bless."
Jacob Roth of Jackson, Mississippi

"Greg
Been a while since I left you a message, you would be happy to know I'm finally having a kid. It's going to be a Boy. You still have the only girl in the family! LoL Hoping to get some time off to come visit you , also see Alexis & Maricella while In town. Oh before i go see your friends from arlington left you a message , these must be the crazy friends from Dallas you were always talking about. Thanks for posting your message eric-hermit-mike of arlington !!!!
Brother Joe
spring,Tx
jrw2103@yahoo.com"
joe

"Gregory you had been a good friend. Over the years we separated with our lives. A few days ago I learned of your lost. I had to ask Hermit and Eric are you sure. Both explained, heard the news from another guardsmen friend out of Irving. Greg we haven't forgotten you and the good times we shared together. You always more then anthing else. Took the military serious. I remember this best of all about us four together. Late night BQ's at your apartment,and drinking until we dropped.Hoping we all made it to work that morning. Eric's family couldn't believe the news. Then we googled your name. Many more surprise's to find out you gotten married and had a child. Quess, your the only one of us that grew up. We still enjoy the single life. Hard to write with everyone standing over me. Eric writing now. Grego remember you told me not to call you that. My sister Maria, so upset! She rememebr the Thanksgiving Dinner Pop and your not only cooked dinner. You taught us how? To make a New York Cheesecake. Greg now I feel bad we didn't keep in touch. You really had been a big part of all of us. Hermit remembers our crazy days at Winn-Dixie. All our over nights stock that store. To your family we are sorry for your lost. Greg was a good friend and one to make us laugh. We are very proud of Greg."
eric-hermit-mike of arlington tx

"UPDATE! PLEASE CHECKOUT WWW.CHILDREN-OF-THE-FALLEN.ORG OFFICALLY, IT SHOULD BE UP AND RUNNING BY 02-01-06 RIGHT NOW YOU CAN VIEW THE SITE! ANYONE WANTING TO MAKE A DONATION MAIL IT TO THE ADDRESS LISTED IN THE SITE. THANK YOU ON BEHALF OF SGT. GREGORY L. WAHL AND HIS LOVING FAMILY"
THE WAHL FAMILY of U S A

"Mr. Wahl: I, too, see your messages on every fallen soldier's page. So many families sharing our pain and our pride. If you are ever in the San Antonio area, please let me know. I would be proud to meet you!

Sincerely,
Gloria Caldas
Proud Mom of
Capt. Ernesto "Big Ern" Blanco
82nd Airborne
KIA, Iraq 12/28/2003
San Antonio, TX
gloria.caldas@sbcglobal.net"

"To the family of:Gregory L. Wahl I am so sorry for the loss of your love one. He died a hero defending freedom. May you have the peace and understanding that only comes from God. Prayerfully, we will meet in Heaven one day where we will rest in the arms of Jesus. If you need prayer or need someone to talk to, please call or write my pastor: Rev. John Pearrell, Gateway Community Church, 11677 Brown Bridge Rd., Covington, GA 30016. (770)787-1015. Your friend in Jesus Christ,"
Polly Ballew of Covington,Ga

"Dear Greg and Family:
I write from Reno, NV, where i heard your name last sunday in St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church and Cathedral. At mass last Sunday, our pastor invited us to pick a soldier's name out of the basket on the altar and to pray for the soldier and his family. We picked your name, Greg. We pray daily in in thanksgiving for your life and your service to our nation. We pray for your peaceful repose in the arms of God and that your family may somehow be comforted by our loving God and find some peace. We are very sorry for your loss and will keep you in our hearts and prayers. Please know how much we care.
Wishing you peace and healing and comfort,"
Lisa Kus and James D'Andrea of Reno, NV

"Dear Mr. Wahl,
Thank You for writing to us and remembering our loss. A little more than a month has gone by and it hurts a bunch. Everyday we remember our brother Petty Officer 3rd Class Fabricio A. Moreno, 26, Brooklyn, NY.
His memories give us comfort and laughter, which at times helps us cope with the pain. Songs and pictures complement his character and personality, it reminds us of when he was alive sharing with us all those good moments and fond memories. Fabricio, had wise sayings somewhat of a "philosopher" which would always make sense in the end. Eventhough he was the youngest of three brothers he was our conscience. There were many times where Fabricio's soft spoken words made a world of a difference. We all miss his calls, emails, and visits. At times I day dream with him and it feels like if he's standing next to me, to the point that I feel I could reach out and touch him. Expressing myself on what we are feeling brings some sense of comfort. Therefore, we understand your pain. Fabricio and Gregory will live on in our memories and may time bring us comfort and strength. God Bless..."
Moreno Family of Brooklyn, NY

"Dear Mr. Wahl,

My name is Amy Beirne and I just read the heartfelt message you left on my brother's page, 2LT Mark Procopio.(KIA 11-02-05) I am so sorry for your loss of your son, Greg. I wish I had something more profound to say. You seem to have the right words to comfort people. Thank You.

Please know that you and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers, as we continue to honor and grieve these heroes.

May your heart continue to heal."
Amy Beirne of Spring, TX

"To the family of SGT Wahl - My prayers go out to you. Just tonight I learned of your loss from a TV piece on CNBC. I had the privelege of serving with SGT Wahl at Fort Drum, New York, where we were in the same section. SGT Wahl was a dedicated soldier who could be counted on to do whatever was asked of him. Your soldier was a hero then and now and I am honored to have served with him."
Neil Hanson of Houston, Texas

"What a great man he still is.
In our Hearts"
John Christy of Alpine, CA.

"We are deeply sorry for your loss. The Courage, Honor, and Valor that your
Hero showed will always be remembered.
We are grateful for the loyal service and sacrifice that was made and
WE WILL NEVER FORGET.
Our cousin LCPL Michael Smith Jr. gave his life on 4-17-04 fighting for freedom.
Please know that this was not in vain and these American Heros will FOREVER be honored.
God Bless your family and please know that you are not alone.
All of our prayers are with you."
Jennifer and SSGT Larry Mays of Massillon, Ohio

"Greg, August 15th your birthday. This was hard pal, attended it with your wife Maricela, daughter Alexis, your brother Evan, his oldest son Tyler and myself. Already by you flowers from MOM, your brother Joseph and cousin Lisa. Anyway, Alexis had balloons for her DADDY! I do not like visiting you with other's. That something I like doing alone. Something Gregory you are not alone. Your Great-Grandfather Leonard, his wife Great-Grandma Agnes, your Great-Uncle Louis and your Grandfather Leonard are with you. Gregory you come from along line of Wahl's that served our Country! The only one to have given his life! You are a HERO to those in your family. Anytime a converation with anyone inour family, you come up! Evan honored you by naming one of his twins after Big Brother! Maricela ia very hurting of you. That will take time. She is making you proud pal!. That dream house is becoming a reality. But, you know that don't you! Alexis so much like her Daddy. I miss you more then you could ever know. Really, sometime's I wake up at four o'clock in the morning. Waiting for the call from you. You really where my alarm clock. Mom and I don't talk! Sad, but maybe one day. It really would benefit us as a family. More so now your not with us. I write you as I do your military brother's and sister's with you. So we celebrated your birthday. See you this Wednesday! dad"
DAD of VALLEY STREAM NY

"GREG COULDN'T BELIEVE THE NEWS. WE HAVE SEEN EACH OTHER IN YEARS. I RAN INTO JOHN AND DANNY TODAY. DID YOU HEAR ABOUT GREGORY? TOLD THEM NO, I AM ONLY HERE VISITING. I MOVED TO WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA. GREGORY MARRIED THE LITTLE SPANISH GIRL AT THE LOCAL LAUNDORMAT. HE WAS STATIONED IN GERMANY. THEN HEADED TO IRAQ. WISH WE COULD CONTACT HIS FAMILY. MY WIFE NANCY HEARD ABOUT THIS SITE. SO ANYONE FROM GREG'S FAMILY. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW WE WILL MISS GREGORY. TONIGHT WE WILL BE IN A POOL TOURNAMENT IN HEMPSTEAD. THIS WIN IS FOR YOU GREG! WE WILL MISS THE LAUGHS WE SHARED TOGETHER. YOU ALWAYS MADE OUR LIVES SO ENJOYABLE. ANYWAY, YOUR DAUGHTER LOOKS JUST LIKE YOU GREGORY. I HAVE NO IDEA WHT THE LITTLE SWEETHEART WILL DO WITHOUT YOU. YOU REST MY FRIEND, THANKS FOR SERVING OUR COUNTY. YOU ARE A HERO!"
MIKE THE MIKE of WINSTON SALEM NC

"To the Wahl family, I had the honor of knowing your fallen loved one when he was stationed at Fort Drum, New York we were in the same Battalion and our offices worked close together. Your loved one was a good soldier and I am sorry for you lost. When SGT Cha called and told me the bad news my prayers went out to the family."
SFC PAUL M. EDGERTON of FORT BRAGG, NC

"i like to ask everyone to please visit helmets heroes.org and get a magnet w/ my husband's name on it, and thank you for keeping my husband alive, thank you for all ur posting and pryers.

thank you

everybody, my husband is a big hero and help us to keep him alive, we love you greg. please keep posting on his website. it makes-us feel good the there is alot of people the cares and they wont forget. thank you
marwahl2000@yahoo.com
please feel free to email me."
maricela wahl of brentwood n.y.11717

"hi greg is being a while, since i last posted on ur site.but iam sorry i just can't do it, i love you and i missed you soo much. and is really hard to accept the u are gone, 4 ever the u are not coming back, i wish god would hear my pryers, and the he would send you back to us. here this is ur home, we missed you so much, alexis asked alot about you.
i love you w/ all my heart greg. u were everything for me i need you so much. u are always in our hearts, we love you.
alexis & maricela
love u 4 ever."
maricela of brentwood, n.y. 11717

"GREGORY LAST SATURDAY NIGHT WAS A DINNER DANCE IN YOUR HONOR! TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ALL THE FALLEN CHILDREN OF LONG ISLAND. ALEXIS WAHL, MEKAYLA WIENER, THEODORA WIENER, BRANDEN PETTAWAY, KYLE MALTZ, CODY MALTZ AND HARPER BRUNKENTHAL. I WANTED TO DO SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL IN YOUR NAME. AN WITH ANY FUND RAISER. RAN INTO MANY MANY BUMPS IN THE ROAD. AS WELL AS MANY DISAPPOINTAMENTS. I MADE EVERY EFFORT TO INVOLVE EVERY FAMILY. BOTTOM LINE VERY THANKFUL TO THE MANY FRIENDS THAT CONVINCED ME TO DO THIS FOR YOU. VERY GRATEFUL TO ALL THOSE THAT MADE DONATIONS. THOSE THAT RUELY, CARE CAN BE VERY GIVEN. FOR THOSE THAT ARE NOT. NOT CONCERNED AT ALL WHY NOT! GREGORY YOU ARE THE FOCUS! YOU ARE ABOUT YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY. AN CERTAINLY, YOU ARE APART OF THE LONG ISLAND COMMUNITY. MORE IMPORTANT THEN THE ABOVE. YOU HAVE NOT GIVEN YOUR LIFE IN VAIN FOR OUR COUNTRY. MANY WANTED A STONE TO HONOR YOU. ALL THAT WILL HAPPEN IN TIME BY THE COMMUNITY. THIS WAS TO HONOR YOU, OUT OF YOUR LOVE FOR YOUR DAUGHTER ALEXIS. AFTER HEARING THAT NAVY PETTY OFFICER JEFFREY WIENER WAS KILLED IN IRAQ. THAT HE LEFT BEHIND A WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN. IT EFFECTED ME AS IF I LOST YOU AGAIN! THEN AT HIS WAKE, I WAS INTRODUCED TO MARIA WIENER. SEEING HER FACE, IT CLICKED SHE LIVED ONE BLOCK AWAY. SO I KNEW CHILDREN OF THE FALLEN LONG ISLAND WAS THE WAY TO HONOR YOU. AN BE HELPFUL TO THE CHILDREN. AN TO TAKE SOME PRESSURE OFF OF THE MOTHER. TO LET ALL THE FALLEN FAMILIES OF LONG ISLAND UNDERSTAND. YOU ARE NOT ALONE THAT WE HAVE ONE ANOTHER. THE COMMITTEE IS NOW PLANNING TWO MORE EVENTS. AN MANY THAT ATTENDED SATURDAY'S EVENT. ALL OFFERED TO HELP! WITH THAT WE CAN HELP EVEN MORE FAMILIES FROM NEW YORK STATE. GREGORY YOU ARE A SON, A FATHER, A HUSBAND, A BROTHER AND NOW YOU WATCH OVER US ALL. I HOPE YOU ARE SMILING DOWN ON US, FOR I ALWAYS SMILE UP TO YOU. AN YES, THAT WAS DAD DANCING WITH ALEXIS!"
DAD of VALLEY STREAM NY

"JULY 16, 2005 CHILDREN OF THE FALLEN DINNER DANCE VALLEY STREAM. TO GREGORY'S MOTHER AND HUSBAND, UNCLE JOHN, AUNT PEGGY, AUNT KATHY AND COUSIN TOMMIE. PLEASE CONTACT VINNY PUCCIO FOR INFORMATION.(516-578-8470) WE CREATED THIS EVENT TO HONOR SGT GREGORY WAHL FOR THE LOVE OF HIS ALEXIS. AN TO HELP OTHER FALLEN SOLDIER'S CHILDREN FROM LONG ISLAND. WE HAVE EIGHT CHILDREN DESERVING OUR SUPPORT. ANYONE CARING TO DONATE CAN CONTACT VINNY PUCCIO."
CHILDREN OF THE FALLEN of VALLEY STREAM NY

"God bless your family. You are always in our prayers.

Family of SSG. WILLIAM J. BROOKS(DIED, MAY 3, 2005 BAGHDAD,IRAQ)"
Brenda of Birmingham

"Dear Family of Sgt. Wahl:
Thank you so much for your great sacrifice. I know you are all in so very much pain and that it is all still so fresh and new. You are in my prayers and I thank God for the fun loving man you gave up. To stay free, we like countless others must bear our sorrow. But we are not alone and I know God must surely cry with us at times. He alone knows the purpose behind each painful loss that our military families must suffer. But someday we WILL understand a little more about that higher calling. Maybe we thought they were all answering a high call already by serving a country that stands for something and must sacrifice for those who can't or will not. But in the end, our sons, daughters, husbands, mothers and daddies have answered the highest calling when they were called HOME. We will join them someday and we must fight down here for our very own hope and courage just as if it was our next breath. Sometimes it is. Again, from the bottom of my heart, thank you."
De'on Miller, Proud Mom of L.Cpl. Aaron C. Austin, USMC, KIA April 26, 2004 Fallujah, Iraq of Lovington, NM, USA

"Joe, and Wahl family. I know how proud you were of your brother and son. All I would ever hear about him is how proud you were, and how much you loved him. I hope that you can all find comfort to get you throug til the next time you see him. Greg is a hero, and I thank God for him! God Bless.
Bill O'Gorman
Denver, CO
wjo1972@yahoo.com
303.725.5409"
Bill O'Gorman of Denver, CO

"dear sgt.gregory l.wahl's family.i wear your sons braclet daily. i pray for him and his family. i am pround of him and have a red, white, and blue garden in honor of him.his sacrifice and diligance made me safer. thank you
cheri l.ross at 480-753-4413 please call / phoenix, arizona
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cheri ross of arizona

"Remembering your family as you go thru this anniversary of the loss of your Gregory.
Have noted how you continually HONOR each fine military person who loses their life - and 'love' their families.
I am humbled and grateful...
Thank you!"
Sandi J Breckenridge of Montana

"05-03-05 six o'clock in the mourning. Heading to church first of many events on my schedule to share with you GREGORY. By seven-thirty heading to another mass in HNP. After picking up flowers. Headed to be with you. Running late called Maricela. Arrived shortly, before noon. Upon standing before you. It saw some very lovely flowers from NAN-POP,MOM and Cousins. Place the flowers I had for you pal! Then walked over to ypour great grandfather, great grandmother, your great grandfather's brother and your own grandfather. Something many have no knowledge too! That you come from along family connection for those serving his country. So you are all together as a family! So many people you do not expect reaching out all week. To give comforting words Gregory. As I do every visit with you. I place flowers next to every soldier next to you. Your are truely, brothers and sister. Until next visit this Sunday Greg. Love Dad"
leonard wahl of valley stream ny usa

"In Memory

One gift, above all others
God gives to us to treasure
One that knows no time, no place
And one gold cannot measure

The precious, poignant tender gift
Of Memory....that will keep
On dear ones ever in our hearts
Altough God gives them sleep

It brings back long remembered things
A song, a word, a smile
And the world's a better place...because
We had them for awhile!

It's almost a year ago we lost our loved ones Mr.Wahl
I'll go to Arlington next week.
Thanks for the message you left on Marvs side.
I hope Maricela and her daughter are doing alright."
Nadja B.Sprayberry of Vilseck / Germany

"TO THE FATHER of Sgt. Gregory L. Wahl,
My eyes are filled with an endless flow of tears as I read the Fallen Heros Memorial yet once again. I cannot express to you how sorry I am for the loss of your son, for I have also lost my husband, my soul mate in December. The pain is unreal as is this life- empty, without the ones we cherish. I am so sad for you and your family because as I sit here crying I know that you are also dying inside, weeping without relief, without an end to this horrible dream. I am writing to you because I have seen your condolences on countless pages of soldiers you have never met or your son has never fought side by side with. I am moved by your kind words, your dedication, your comfort to these families. It is obvious by your son's page that he was so very much loved and respected. I wish my husband and I had the chance to meet him. The world was blessed by his presence and will be forever changed without it. Know that I am thinking of you and your family and share your crushing hurt and ache. Thank you for the gift of your son and for your unwaivering dedication to all the servicemen that we hold so dear to our hearts."
Amanda Karpowich of Bridgeport, Pa

"The Wahl family,
your son did not fall in shame he died a hero. it is rare that anyone can say that when push came to shove they did what they belived in or what was right. your son had all the atributes every human should strive for. my brother died this passed febuary and your family has written on mike's page. your words were comforting in time of pain you made us feel a bit better. i still can't believe what has happened but the words and prayers from so many who have suffered the same loss has helped. i heard that time heals all, hard to believe but i suppose i have to try. michael was buried in arlington last week. still feeling numb. i pray for your family and your son. thank you for your sacrafice"
Amanda Arciola of Elmsford, NY

"Though I never knew SGT Wahl, I share your pain. My little brother was killed in Iraq on Feb. 26, 2005.I pray that God gives you strength and that you may find comfort in his loving embrace. People like your loved one and my brother answer to a higher calling that few can. They are truly heros and will never be forgotten. It is only because of them and people like them that we are able to live this life truly free. Let us not forget the many men and women who are still there and the many yet to go. They too are heros. May God bless you and your family and please know you all will be in my thoughts and prayers."
Jennifer Giles (jennifer_whitworth@hotmail.com) of Arkadelphia, Arkansas

"Rest In Peace Dear Gregory!!
I recently lost a loved in Iraq, Pfc Landon Giles,19. Was in Iraq 1 week when he was killed by an IED. Like you he was proud to be a soldier. Know that you will always be remembered. Thank you for answering to that higher calling. It is because of people like you and Landon, that America is FREE!!
To Gregory's Father: Thank you Sir for your message that you posted on Landon's page, may both our families find comfort in the Lord's arms and (as a friend told us)in knowing that "our" boys are "standing watch over us"!!"
Deanna Upperman of Arkadelphia, AR

"Gregory not to be forgotten. The news of your death came as a shock. I will miss you dearly; always have; and you knew that. Your father was so kind to talk with me on the phone. Anyway, you rest our secret will always be our secret."
melaine daniels of fort worth - texas

"I have been silent for months now not able to express the heart ache I feel losing my son,Gregory.Thank you all for the kind words and prayers. I am very proud of my son and he was proud to be a soldier.I miss him terribly but am grateful he left a part of himself,Alexis his daughter for us to cherish."
Love Mom of Houston,Texas

"Thank You for the gift of Freedom. I will honor it in your memory."
P Bell of Macon,Ga

"GREGORY FROM YOUR BROTHERS, WE MISS YOU AND LOVED YOU VERY MUCH. AN WE WILL CONTNUE MAILING PACKAGES TO THE SOLDIERS IN AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ. AS YOU ALWAYS ENJOYED OUR PACKAGES AND THOSE WITH YOU. AN FOR ANYONE READING THE MESSAGE'S HONORING YOU BIG BROTHERS. WE ASK THEM TO BE SUPPORTIVE TO OUR SOLDIERS AND MAIL PACKAGES."
JOSEPH ANDEVAN of SPRING, TEXAS

"To the wahl's family, my class had an assignment to honor a solider that has passed away in Iraq. When I was handed a name your son, husband, fathers name came to me. I may not know Gregory or your family, but you all are in my prayers. I am truly grateful for sergeant Wahl. Just that fact that he was in Iraqi shows what kind of man he is. He understood his assignment and took it with honor. I was a lucky one and my father was able to come home alive not to say the war had an affect on him but i am truly grateful for him to be back in the states! Seeing all the messages left for sgt Wahl he is a good man and I hope for the best for his family and know that you all are in my prayers. Just a note to let you know that your son, husband and father is being honord some where else besides close to home! To let you know that his work and life is every much appreciated for what he sacrificed!!!!"
Felicia Joy of Rocky Hill, CT

"HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SON!!! I miss you very much! As your entire family does. I have many many fond memories of you. An today was a very very diffucult day. With you by your side. I will always miss your smile and the caring you had for our family. Still I see in Alexis baby blue eye's YOU! Rest well!"
DAD of valley stream ny

"Thank you brave soldier for sacrificing your today for my children's safer tomorrow. You have our utmost respect and gratitude. May God provide your family with comfort in their time of need and sorrow. May you forever rest in Heavenly peace. You will not be forgotten."
a grateful citizen in arizona

"To the family of Sgt Wahl. My heart could never tell you the sorrow I hold for the lose of an American Hero. Thank you for giving our country such a wonderful young man. He has given us freedom and safety in the greatest country in the world. God Bless you Gregory.
tania@fuse.net
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/StarSupportMilitaryGroup/"
Tania Ward of Loveland Ohio USA

"To the family of Gregory Wahl:
I am so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine your pain at this time. I am a reporter from WCNC in Charlotte and am interested in doing a news report on your son/husband. We want to profile these fallen heros like Greg. Will you contact me at annsheridan@nbc6.com
Thanks-Ann"
ann sheridan of Waxhaw, NC USA

"Sergeant Wahl, goodbye soldier and thank you. You are my hero."
Bill of Houston, Texas

"To the Wahl family, I am deeply saddened for your lost. All the Troops in BRT miss SGT Wahl greatly. He was an outstanding soldier and a good man. He will be remembered with fondness and kept in my heart for years to come. It was an honor to serve beside him and a privledge to have known him. He will never be forgotten. May God Bless you."
SSG Michael Mease of 3BCT, FOB Warhorse

"T Gregory's family, I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. Please realize that many of us appreciate his service to and sacrifice for our country."
F. Smith of Pennsylvania

"To all of you who left a message for my wonderful husband Army Sgt. Gregory Wahl, I thank you for your heart felt words of support and encouragement. He will be alive in our hearts and never be forgotten. Thank you for your prayers and blessing. Greg loved the army and believed in what he was doing. PLEASE KEEP SUPPORTING OUR TROOPS.

To SPC Eric LaFollette US Army. Here is my e-mail address marwahl2000@yahoo.com. Thank you Eric for your kind words. He also spoke fondly about you as his friend. I remember those fun times that we went camping."
Maricela Wahl of Long Island, NY

"To Sgt. Gregory Wahl and his family. I pray for you all, as I read the beautiful and sincere words of appreciation, shown on this website. My son(SPC James Caldwell US Army Fort Drum, NY), just returned from 10 months in Afghanistan, on May 8th. I am so thankful for his safe return, but my heart truly breaks for you all! Having lost another son myself in infancy, I feel your loss. Though Gregory will always be a hero in all of our eyes, I know first hand, that your arms will be aching for his touch and pray that your memories will sustain you all!"
Diane Caldwell of Birmingham, AL USA

"We Will NEVER FORGET !"
Please KNOW so many people share your sadness, and we are remembering your family in your loss and your deep grief. Your HERO, Gregory, will be remembered by name. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless you. Pat & Sandi Breckenridge from Montana "

"TO SGT Wahls Family
I rember sgt wahl we he came to our unit before we deplyed to kosovo he was a good person and somene I gladly could call a friend I am sorry for his loss he was a good father and husband he lived for his family and always talked about them often he was a practical joker always doing something to get people laugh or smile he made our deplyment on macedonia bearable always entertaning i still cant bealive he is gone it was a life to short my condlences to every on who knew him"
SPC Eric LaFollette U.S. ARMY

"Thank you for you bravery Gregory. Through your calling, you have united the people of our free nation, and have connected our spirits. I will pray for you tonight, and for strength and comfort of your family. America will prevail. God Bless You. Thank you."
Melissa Baldwin of Wilmington, DE

"Please accept my families deepest condolonces on the loss of Sgt. Gregory Wahl. Know that he and all our fallen heros will be remembered for their scarifice. Sgt. Wahl thank you for your service. Rest in peace. Ray and Beth Sears in Tilton, NH and Dallas Sears, Cpl USMC & OIF Veteran"
Beth and Ray Sears of Tilton, NH

"To Gregory's Family and Friends:

On behalf of the Blanco-Caldas family, we send our sincerest condolences. We share the same loss ... the same pain. Our prayers are with you in this most difficult time and we thank you for his bravery and sacrifice.

Sincerely,

The Family of Capt. Ernesto M. Blanco-Caldas, 82nd Airborne, KIA Iraq 12/28/2003.

Gloria Caldas (his mom) of San Antonio, TX"

"To Gregory's Family:
There are no words to express the sorrow we feel for your loss. May God bless you and help you through this time."
Dan and Meg Manninen of San Antonio, Texas

"SGT Wahl, your service to our Country will never be forgotten, nor will your ultimate sacrifice.

My heartfelt condolences to SGT Wahl's family, friends and Brothers."
Lorene of Chicago

"ToTheFamily
Gregory was a brave soldier. May God bless you and comfort you in this time of grief. He was a soldier that i didn't know but i am sure that he was a
great soldier that did a great job. He will be missed all over this world of ours. He is in a great place were he will be watching over us and keep us safe from harm. May God Bless You"
Wanda of Manchester,Tenn USA

"God bless and be with the family of Sgt Wahl. This I know must be a very tough time. Take heart in knowing many of us appreciate your sacrifice and that words will never convey our thanks and grief for his and your loss. It is amazing what these guys/gals are doing, and the love they show for their country. God has brought another angel home and sent one to look over the family. God bless you."
Leslie of Sallisaw, OK

"To the family of Sgt. Wahl...I hope that you find comfort in knowing that Sgt. Wahl was a brave & courageous man. He fought for what he believed in...freedom. Remember him as we all will remember those who have fallen in Iraq...with pride & the knowledge that heroes truly do exist. Sgt. Wahl, may you rest in peace. Thank you for making the ultimate sacrifice."
Michelle of Taylor, MI

"Dear Sgt. Wahl and Family: May you, Sgt. Wahl, rest in the peaceful love of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, for all eternity. May God bless your family, loved ones, unit, friends, neighbors, and all those who knew you with His healing care and support. Thank you for paying the ultimate sacrifice with your life so the people of Iraq could know some semblance of a democratic government, could know some semblance of peaceful coexistence with the world, could experience a better life for themselves and their descendants. Thank you for sacrificing so we, the people of the United States, could live without the fear of terrorism, could live in peace and security. You will not be forgotten, Sgt. Wahl. May all the deceased U.S. service members be honored and remembered in our hearts and souls as long as this great country endures."
Patricia A. Gunn of Cincinnati, OH, USA

"Thank you for the sacrifices you made for our country. My heart goes out to all of the family members and loved ones of fallen service members."
Melinda of Virginia

"My compassion and condolences to the family and friends of SGT Wahl. You are in my prayers. With deepest respect."
Maria Daehn of Lower Saxony, Germany

"Thank you, Sgt. Wahl, for all that you have given to this world. You will not be forgotten...... your light continues to shine in all of those who loved you. May GOD bless you and guide you on your journey home."
Naomi Mauricio of Brown City, MI

"God Bless the family and friends of Sgt. Gregory Wahl. I am sorry for your loss and truly greatful for what Gregory has done for our country.

Jessica I. Stewart, Lawrence, Ma"
Jessica of Lawrence, Ma

"To the family of Sgt. Gregory Wahl,
Sgt. Wahl was truly one of America's heroes. His sacrifice will never be forgotten and he will forever remain in the hearts of many."
Ruth Dagraca Proud Army Mom of Ssg. Don Durgin Jr. of Wooster, Ohio

"To the loved ones of Gregory Wahl,
I am so very sorry the hear of your loss. Gregory's dedication to bravely serve our country, will never be forgotten. May God wrap his arms around you and give you comfort & peace during this time of sorrow. Again, my deepest sympathies. Kim"
Kim Busch of Shakopee, MN

"To the Family of Gregory Wahl: He was a very brave man for fighting this war. May he rest in peace and may you find peace in your hearts in this terrible time. My condolences."
Shauna of Corvallis, OR - USA

"My deepest sympathy to the family of this brave soldier,Gregory Wahl. My thoughts and prayers are with you. May God be with you all. And may God hold Gregory in the palm of His hand."
Mary Ann Janicki of Gorham, NH

"My sincere condolences go out to the friends and family and military family of Greg Wahl. I'm so sorry for your loss. He was a great man and I thank him for sacrificing his life for my freedom."
Missy C. of Hammond, WI, USA

"To the Family of Sgt Gregory Wahl: My deepest sympathy for your loss, he was a brave soldier and he gave his life so that we can remain free. God Bless him and may the perpetual light shine upon him.Grant him eternal peace."
Barry J Mehn FRM USAF of St. Louis, Missouri

"My deepest condolences to the family and friends of Sgt. Gregory Wahl. My heart aches for you, and you will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I pray that the deep hurt you feel can be in some part be eased by the feeling of great pride for Gregory’s valor and deep sense of patriotism. He will always be remembered as an American Hero.

Gregory, you have made the ultimate sacrifice and did so willingly and without hesitation. Thank you so very much for defending my freedom. It means so much to me, to the people of NYC and to the entire nation. Thank you for your bravery and sacrifice in the service of the country that I love so very much.

John 15:13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.

Most Sincerely,
Pat Shoukry"
Pat Shoukry of New York, N.Y. USA

"Thank you Gregory Wahl, you will not be forgotten. Your bravery goes beyond words. I want to express my deepest gratitude for your sacrifice. To the family and friends, my prayers and deep condolences in your loss. May God strengthen you from knowing that fellow Americans and people around the world care about you and grieve with you in your loss. God bless you all. A very appreciative fellow American,"
Leo Titus of Grayslake, Illinios

"To the family and friends of Sgt. Gregory Wahl:
May God's grace be with you during your time of grief. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and we feel your loss and share in your sorrow. Bless Gregory for the sacrifice he has made to make a better life for the rest of us."
The Ford Family of Wells, Nevada

"To the family and friends of Sgt. Gregory Wahl:
I am saddened by the loss of your loved one. He will always be remembered as a hero for fighting for freedom. I hope that this website will be a source of comfort and encouragement for you during this difficult time, and in the future as you recall the memories of Gregory, who continues to live on in your heart."
Tim Rivera of Powder Springs, Georgia

Honor them by remembering... Freedom - is their gift to us But his soul goes marching on