Fallen Heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom

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

Army CW5 Jamie D. Weeks

47 of Daleville, Alabama.
Weeks died in Yusufiyah, Iraq, when his aircraft was shot down during combat operations. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Died on May 14, 2006.

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"I never want to forget the sacrifices of so many young men and women. I am so proud it makes me cry. I understand in theory only that war is a part of human nature but so is love and caring. I wish I could take the families pain away but I can't. I am committed to loving ALL people, myself and our environment. I am committed to working on my happiness everyday because so many have died for my freedom to live my life. Thank you is not enough but it is all I have. All my love and respect. ogersteiner@yahoo.com"
Scott E. Steiner of Worthington, OH

"Don't know if you will be able to access or not, but a picture of CW5 Weeks at SHAPE American School in Mons, Belgium:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=72193&id=1814385632"
Laura LaMaestra of Georgetown, Texas

"May 31, 2009
To the family of CW5 Jamie D. Weeks:
Jamie 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, NV

"To the Family:
Jaime was my instructor pilot and friend when we flew Apaches with B/3-101. He was a great pilot, mentor and friend. Our Country is lucky to have men like him, that are willing to do what it takes. My thoughts and prayers are with you!"
John Ryan of Warner Robins, GA

"To my fellow Night Stalker, neighbor and friend Jamie D.Weeks. I have many fond memories of Jamie and it makes me feel good to read other stories on this site and see how he touched others as well. When I first met him we talked and he asked me my name, I responded," SSG Edwards". He looked at me and said,"no your name boy? I looked and said, "Eddie". "Nice to meet you I'm Jamie". That said everthing in itself right there.

NSDQ MSG Robert "Fast Eddie" Edwards"
RObert of Ft Lewis WA, 4/160th SOAR

"Uncle Jamie,
Whether you knew it or not, you are and will always be an inspiration to me. Not a day goes by since i have been here at Campbell that I dont think about you everytime i see a "Little Bird" fly over. I love you and I miss you. I hope that I am making you proud. I'm trying my best to follow your foot steps. Thanks for everything.

Your Nephew and fellow Soldier"
SSG Justin Harcus of Ft, Campbell, KY

"You were choosen for me to do a report on. I am tryin to get into 160th as well. Right now im just a snow bird but in your honor i will complete and be the best Night Stalker I can be. And the best Soldier I can for my family. I only hope that I can hope to be even as good as you where."
Pfc Vincent of Fort Campbell, Ky

"Your loss will be forgotten or overlooked. Not here, not in heaven. I'm appreciative for what i have, because of men like Mr. Weeks. I only hope to one day have feet big enough to fit in to shoes like his. You'll always be loved, you'll always be missed."
Jerry Chase of Kingsport, Tennessee

"He was a great man, and I learned a lot from him. SGDM& NSDQ"
Spc. Daniel( Stickboy) Sears of Norfolk, VA

"To the Weeks Family,

Jamie was a big influence on my life, and I still remember him as a mentor to me. We worked together in a small motorcycle shop in Enterprise, Alabama when he was around 20 yrs old, to me he was the coolest guy I had known. I was just 16 at the time He decided to go into the service and didnt see him many more times, but I always thought about him from time to time, when a song that came on he turned me on to, or something funny he said would come back around. He will be missed by many people, he just touched people in a genuine way that lasted and will always last."
Steve Carr of Enterprise, Alabama

"As a forward observer in 3rd Ranger Bn.I was always relieved when Mr. Weeks would show up to fly for us. I knew the mission would get done right. He was one of the most professional men I have known. Not only was he a great pilot, but he was also a teacher. He taught a young Ranger (many young Rnagers)lessons and skills that have saved lives.Jamie you are greatly missed."
Justin Finney of Columbus, Georgia

"I went to Mr. Weeks memorial service at Fort Campbell. I am so sorry for your loss and am grateful for his sacrifice."
John S. of Clarksville

"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.
Our nations HERO, Jamie will be remembered by name.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Pat & Sandi Breckenridge / Montana God Bless you ALWAYS. "

"To Jamie's Family -

I have fond memories of Jamie. We we're high school classmates. I know he will be greatly missed."
Cyndy Sigler of San Jose, CA

"If it wasn't for Jamie, I probably would not be a Night Stalker. Jamie took me under his wing and guided me down a path of success. I was truly saddened when I heard about his death. He was a great warrior and a friend. My prayers go out to the family. “NSDQ”"

"This is in memory of an outstanding individual whom we had the pleasure of meeting and knowing at SHAPE in Belgium, and of whom we are so proud. We want to send to his wife, four daughters and the rest of his family, our deepest sympathy. The news of Jamie's death came as a total surprise and shock. We will keep the family in our prayers."
COL and Mrs. James M. Sigler of Houston, Texas

"We are so sorry for your loss. We can truthfully say we know how you feel. We lost our son PFC John E. Brown on 4-14-03 near Baghdad. Just know our sons died everybody's HERO."
Bonnie & Ed Brown of Troy, Ala

"I was Jamie's platoon leader in Korea 4/7 Cav. As a CW2 he was a fine man/soldier/ oficer/pilot. I always felt relieved when I shared an AH-1 with him or if he flew my wing.

Col. Weeks, Jimmie after meeting and instructing at Ft. Rucker with you, I could see why Jamie was the top drawer individual that he was. It's a Weeks family trait.

I haven't physically seen Jamie in years, but I feel/know the world has suffered a great loss. Like everyone who ever had contact with Jamie I feel the loss personaly.

When I get to Heaven It wouldn't surprise me to be met by St. Peter with Jamie saying," Come on Cpt. get checked in and let me show the ropes up here." That's the kind of guy Jamie is."
Mason Hendricks of Indianapolis, IN. USA

"Thank you Jamie Weeks, 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 CW5 Jamie Weeks:
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 Jamie 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 CW5 Jamie Weeks:
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 Jamie, 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