Fallen Heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom

"Salute"
Angela Turman of Fort Worth

"Salute! Never forgotten and endless ❤️!"
Angela Turman of Ft. Worth,TX

"Hey bro your memory is always alive with me. I tell other vets about you other friends etc I can't thank you enough"
Thomas Polizzi Jr of Easton pa USA

"Brian.
The last time I saw u was 8th grade in science class. I writing this now because I pulled up to the supermarket on Bedell St and noticed that they dedicated this street to u. I felt the need to google your name and found this page. I appreciate that u dedicated your life to this country and in so sacrificed it to keep us protected. In school we weren't the best of friends but I remembered u as kind fun loving kid. I not the best with words but just wanted u to know that you are a hero to me and I am honored to have know you."
Mike G of Staten Island.

"Words can never adequately describe the immense pain I have felt the last 14 years since your death and I never imagined the journey of grief would expose such a wide range of emotions, but grateful, I am, for having wonderful memories of you. Today, I stand and salute. Never forgotten"
Angela Turman of Fort Worth, Texas

"Angela,
I was Grants battle buddy. I know we lost contact j just wanted to reach out. Not a day goes by that I dont think of Grant. My email f19gut84@ymail.com"
Frank Gut of Odessa, TX

"Brian,
I miss you man. All the fun times we had back in Staten Island...all the times we hung out at your house, school and other mischief. I know you are up there in heaven looking down upon all of us. God bless you and your family. Love you, brother.
-Pete"
Pete Gilbride of Long Island, NY

"Brian I still think about you and am thankful for what advice you have me... If it wasn't for you I wouldn't have what I have in my life. You are a true American hero. Still to this day I remember our conversations... There are times I need your advice to keep me
Straight"
Frank Guf of Odessa tx

"My name is Lisa Lockhart. I am married to SFC Michael Lockhart who was deployed with Brian in Ramadi. I would love to talk with any of you. I have heard so much about Brian. My husband will never forget him, he continues to wear a military bracelet with his name. Please contact me Lres78@yahoo.com. God bless you all. Thank you Brian for being an amazing influence on my husband and fighting for our Country. You will never be forgotten."
Lisa of Rio Rancho NM

"My heart aches for your presence"
Angela Turman

"Hey Brian today is September 14 2013 and as I do every year I am coming to Arlington to honor your courage and the hero that you are ! I miss you brother and if you can get a break from making the angels laugh up stairs come and pass through even if its a breeze in the trees ! See you in a few hours brother ! Tommy Polizzi jr"
Tommy Polizzi jr of Staten Island Ny

"PV2 Brian K. Grant,

Just wanted to let you know that today, my daughter and I ran in memory of you and for your family."
Derek and Grace of Fort Carson, CO

"Never Forgotten.. always missed and loved!"
Angela of Keller, Texas

"Thank you, Brian, for your selflessness and sacrifice to ensure our freedom. Never forgotten."
Jamie Bruno of San Jose, CA

"8 years ago today..my life forever change. I miss you greatly and love you endlessly!"
Angela Turman of Keller,TX

"Hey Brian. Just wanted you to know I'm thinkin of you, as I do often but always on memorial day, your birthday and Nov. 26. I fondly look back on all of the laughter I enjoyed because of you. You are missed cuz! Happy Memorial Day Bri. May God keep you close and keep on looking out for the family. Love ya!"
T.T. of New York, NY

"Just wanted too say I always think about how brave you were and a american hero...miss you brian god bless brian grant...love Tommy Polizzi jr"
tommy polizzi jr of staten island ny

"Hey Buddy. Stopped over to talk to you yesterday. Last time I was there was when we laid you to rest. I always prayed to you when I was deployed in Iraq to watch my back and you did! I wanted to stop by and pray and say thanks. I will always visit when I go thru Washington. Love you and Miss ya Brother!"
Sean Patterson of Staten Island, New York

"We miss u brian i brought my fiance to see your grave today on may 7 2011 and told her all about our good times..you are missed by everyone love tommy Polizzi and my fiance laura Leanza"
Tommy polizzi jr of staten island ny

"You would have been 38 today...damn, I miss you!"
Angela

"Memorial Day 2010. Always remembered Bro!
I will get to Arlington soon. I promise!"
SFC Patrick Jones of Phoenix, AZ, USA

"I have never met PVT Brian Grant before, however we have the same name, and we both served in the Army at the same time on the same battlefield. Finding this page was a grim reminder of fallen brothers. This hit home really hard seeing this, and wondering why the lord picked one Grant over another. I want to send my prayers and condolences to the friends and family of this true hero. You may not be with us physically, however you will never be forgotten, and your sacrifice will never go in vain. I salute you brother, and I vow to shake your hand when I ask permission to pass by your post in the heavens above."
SPC Bryan Grant USA of Alto, TX

"Happy Birthday Bri! I love and miss you so much it hurts sometimes! I cherish every memory I have of you, and even though you're gone, you'll never be forgotten...til we meet again....xoxo"
Mara

"It's been nearly 6 years since I have seen your face.. heard you laugh..or felt your touch.. all of which I miss. The memories you left . . .I carry with me until I see you again! Damn I miss you!"
Angela of Fort Worth, TX

"Merry Christmas Bri! Love and miss you always..."
Mara

"Hey Bri,
I have been think ing about you so much lately, and missing you. I sometimes just need to let you know how much your friendship meant to me and how much you were loved...but I bet you already knew that....forever in my heart...."
Mara

"hey brother! I was thinking about you today my friend always do! I cant wait untill my daughter gets bigger so I can tell her what a great friend you were and an american hero! It breaks my heart to read the messages your girlfriend leaves you and wish you were here to take everyones pain away! My friend you are so missed! love you like a brother- Tommy Polizzi jr"
tommy polizzi of staten island new york

"Hey Bri, it's me again...I was having such an awful day yesterday, and today was like a complete turn around! I have a feeling that you may have had something to do with it. I know your taking good care of my little boy up there...I love and miss you both...give him a big kiss from his mama!
Your BFF always...."
Mara

"Brian, I remember how we used to have great jam sessions in your house that would last for hours as we got lost in the music we created. I can still hear us playing together and those memories and tunes will last forever. God bless you brother."
Joseph J Currenti of Staten Island, NY

"Brian, not a day goes by that I don't think about you and smile, remembering how you would make me laugh so hard I would cry. I miss you so much! I will love you always and forever. Until we meet again, keep an eye out...just like you always did..."
Mara Milano of Staten Island, N.Y.

"Salute to a Veteran on Veteran's Day! words seem inadequate. . .you know what you meant to me...Never Forgotten My love.. Never!"
Angela

"Dear Grant Family,Brian will not be forgotten. IN CHRIST,"
Pam Danny Reid of Saginaw,Tx.

"Grant RIP bro. I'll never forget you. I wish I could have known you for longer. RIP bro! First Rock!"
John Craft of Miami, FL USA

"You are greatly missed. We were like brothers growing up. You gave the ultimate gift, laying down your life to protect our freedom. we may have grown apart but you were always in my thoughts, I pray for you and your family.
God bless all who are no longer with us.."
Edward J Valentino of Staten Island NY

"I celebrate your life today! You would have been 36. . .I will never be able to utter words which will comfort my son, the Grant family & friends for your short lived life.. but how I rejoice in knowing you and your love. Never Forgotten My Love. NEVER!"
Angela of Fort Worth, TX

"To the red headed kid that always made me laugh, i was the fat kid nieghbor , his sister was my best friend growing up.. if there any person in this world that deserve to be respected and loved , its brian.. The Grant name has always did what they had to do..and Brian proved it again..i love and miss him , its been a long time since me and him talked , but he will always be part of me ..a friend , i consider him my little brother , ill never stop thinking of him , and his family ..god bless him and his family ... from the fat kid from accross the street...ill never forget what he did for all of us.."
christopher johnson of new york

"Although today (11.26.04) is a grim reminder, I am forever grateful for your love and service!"
Angela of Fort Worth

"November 12, 2008
To the family of Pvt. Brian K. Grant:
Brian 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

"i was the chaplain assistant with the 503rd when Grant was killed. I made the bulletin for his service and played the guitar at his ceremony. I'm sorry for your loss."
josh butts of Tulsa, OK

"Today is your birthdate and you would have been 35. I can still hear your laughter and remember your quick witted comments. . .and oh how they make me chuckle. Of course, I never imagined my life as where it is today but oh how grateful I am for having you a part of my life and my son's life. You have definitely given us wonderful memories which we will forever remember. I will see you again some day. . .Thank you again for your laughs, devotion but most importantly, your love!"
Angela of Fort Worth

"Brian it was a honor to know you. We worked side by side for several years and you are a true HERO. I think about all the fun times we had playing softball with the guys at Cintas and how we would get a kick out of your accent. You are my HERO. Thank You and God Bless You."
Terry of Louisiana

"Three years ago, My life forever changed...for selfish reasons I wished and prayed this was all a bad dream. I met your brothers of 2nd platoon (even the one with the funny accent). . .again I was quickly reminded of what once and felt the emptiness. Although, I know there are reasons, it has been difficult reminding myself of such and explaining it to Taylor. Our lives have taken a turn and often enough I find myself (and Taylor) at a loss. . .I am blessed to have been in your presence, felt the touch of your hand and the warmth of your heart. You will always be with us...no matter how far..nor how long it will be until we see each other again. Much love to you from us!"
Angela & Taylor of Fort Worth

"3 Years later and it feels like yesterday. Love ya kid!"
SFC Patrick Jones of Phoenix, AZ

"Hey Bud, I know your doing great and watching over us...We are back in Ramadi again. Just like it was before and we are at the same camp again. We are keeping strong and I know that you are keeping us safe. The deployment is almost over. We all wish you were here to be along the side of us to complain about how dumb things are getting around here in Iraq since all the fighting has stopped. But you always had a better outlook on things. which was great about you. We will never forget you. Always in our memories and our hearts. We love you brother!!!!"
CPL Mott, Joshua of Camp Corregidor Ar Ramadi, IRAQ

"Kisses to you Honey...I miss you!"
Angela of FW, Tx

"Its Memorial Day, but there isn't 1 day where I don't remember you. Crazy Brian.
We got your back buddy."
SSG Patrick Jones of Phoenix, AZ/USA

"Brian,

I never will forget the first time we met and your wonderful personality. I am so grateful for the love and joy you gave to Angela and Taylor and we miss you terribly. You are always in our thoughts and I know you are smiling down on us as I write this note. I love you son."
Mom of Granbury, Tx

"I didnt know who Brian Grant was until just a few minutes ago,when thinking about Harrison,and looking up his name again.Even though I do not know Brian,it hurts to know what really happened,and how him and Meyer are connected.To the family and those who knew and loved Brian,he will always be in my thoughts.I love all my fellow brothers and sisters in arms.I love you all.Godspeed."
Grace A of Atlanta,GA

"I was Brian's recruiter in Dallas. I heard of his untimely passing just a few days after the event. It has taken me this long (10 May 2007) to post a comment about him. I will forever remember his dedication to serving and the will that he displayed on a daily basis both prior to his actual enlistment as well as during his time in the Delayed Entry Program. I knew that being a Soldier was very important to him and will always hold that particular memory very close to my heart. He was truly a Warrior and a hero in my eyes. He will be missed although his spirit will survive for eternity! A part of me is now vacant but yet his memory fills the void."
SSG(P) Biggins of Ft. Hood, TX, USA

"Today is your birthday honey...as everyday, I am thankful for the joy and laughter you brought to my life...But striken with grief without you physically here. My love, I miss you."
Angela of Fort Worth, Texas

"I'm not a big believer of the afterlife or anything like that but just want too share a little story, Brian was a good friend of mine growing up, and one of my biggest regrets is losing touch with him once he moved from staten island. I'm a sanitation worker for the city and was doing the route by brian's house I was really thinking about him and talking too him as I was on the back of the truck in my head as I past his house on amboy as I got to the corner by the train station I emptied a full litter basket as I put it back down one little yellow card flipped down to the bottom of it and in big red letters it said RED on it,which is what I always called him ,I picked it up and it was for a phone card , know like I said i'm not a big believer but the more and more I thought about it what was the odds of this happening a block past his house , and like I said the basket was full when I emptied it for this one little card too stay in there and the way it flipped down were it said Red , If it would of flipped the other way I never would of even noticed it because it only had writing on one side. Anyway don't know if it was a sign or coincedence but just wanted too share it with you. Miss you bri and will never forget you"
John lombardo of Staten island

"hey brian just remembering all the good times in the plains like skateboarding in manhattan the brooklynbanks me you my brother mike geniton and dave we used too laugh and have the best time on the ferry and skating along water street it was like a skatepark we used to love it always there we were like 13 14 years old and when we were at the banks and there was a protest at that police plaza al sharpton and all these people were there and news cameras and I remember you were jumping up and down behind sharpton we were on the ground laughing and we got in trouble and i remember going home and seeing it on the news you jumping up and down it was great and the times with mike and nathan up at roscoe being on the lake at like 500 to fish and you on the shore yelling stuff to me and mike you had everyone laughing I have such good memories of all of us so every time i think about you I smile so it is hard to be sad I respect what you did for us and our country it took alot of guts it is too bad we lost such a great person and I wish I could get my hands on the guy who took your life. I know you are in a better place watching over your family and friends and we will see you someday again. love tommy gina and my daughter ciara"
tommy polizzi jr of staten island new york

"Brian, I sit today thinking about you and recall such wonderful memories of you when we were kids. The last time I saw you in Texas was a trip, as always you had me cracking up laughing. The world should know the impact of your passing, I know I do. I miss you cuz."
T T of Staten Island, NY USA

"Brian, another year has come and gone, but your memory will live forever. You will never be forgotten."
Jamie Bruno of San Jose, CA

"brian man..i was shocked to hear what happened to you brotha. man it seems like it was yesterday that we were in basic at benning laughing our asses off and getting smoked. i was brians battle buddy in basic he helped me alot because he was wiser and had lived life and gave me his point of views. thank you brain. im still in serving...i havent forgot about you man.
IF SOMEONE COULD GIVE HIS PARENTS OR ANGELA THIS NUMBER TO CONTACT ME. I HAVE COUPLE PICTURES OF HIM. 432-352-3207"
SGT. GUTIERREZ FRANK of FT.BRAGG,NC

"I worked with Brian at the Dallas based Cintas corp. The week of September 11, Brian was absolutely livid about the terrorist acts against not only his country, but his home state. He vowed that week to go fight for his country, and he did. Brian was a true American. He loved his Country, his family, and his friends. He always had a good story to tell, and we never stopped laughing. I'm very proud to say I knew Brian. But don't morn for Brian, because if you could talk to him, he would tell you that he died for something he loved. America, Freedom, Family, and Friends. If there were no Brian Grants, there would be no U.S.A. God bless you Brian. God bless your family. Keep an eye out for us, and we will see you soon. God bless America!"
Jerod Brite of Burleson, Texas

"Brian, you always kept us laughing, both in Korea and Iraq. I'll always remember your New Yawk accent, and your
dumb comments. I'll never forget that day..its forever etched in my memory..minute by minute. I knew you were watching over us on every mission. Thanks Bud!"
SSG Patrick Jones, Dco 1-503 Infantry Regiment of Phoenix, AZ

"I cherish all you gave us...I believe that the love I have for you will never leave. I know you are with us in spirit.. never forgotten my love.. never forgotten!"
Angela of Ft. Worth, Texas

"there will be a laying of a wreath at west shore little league in marniers harbor on july 30th @ 10:00am brians name will be added to a memmeriol stone on the grounds them there will be a bike run at 12:00 for more info on the bike run go to rollingthunderboyz2.com thank you maureen"
maureen of siny

"Brian, I wish I could have met you before, you could have been a buddy. Angela, Taylor-I know how you both must feel for I still feel hurt, pissed off, pride, despair for the loss of such young men and women, especially when it someone very close. Brian and my brother Frank must be up in heaven with the rest of the troops that have given all that they coould give. I salute them all. God comfort us throughout these trying times for it doesn't get any easier. My love to you Angie and Taylor..Aloha Mafatua M. Tia'i (Moi)"
Mafatua M. Tia'i (Moi) of Arlington, TX

"WE NEVER HAD THE PLEASURE TO MEET YOUR BROTHER BUT WE WILL REMEMBER WHO HE WAS EVERYDAY. MY FAMILY AND I LIVE ON 88 BEDELL STREET, WHICH IS NOW NAMED AFTER PVT. BRAIN GRANT AND WE WON'T EVER FORGET WHAT HE DID FOR US AND OUR COUNRTY!! OUR HEARTS GO OUT TO HIS FAMILY AND LOVED ONES WHO ARE LEFT BEHIND. TODAY WE WILL HANG A RED WHITE AND BLUE BOW RIGHT BELOW THE SIGN WHERE HIS NAME REMAINS! ON OUR BLOCK!"
SUSAN of STATEN ISLAND NY

"To our little bro Bri, You are truly missed beyond words and are in our thoughts everyday. You are undeniably a true hero. Thank you for all the great memories and laughs growing up and most of all... the unselfish giving of yourself for all of us and our freedom. Thank you to all the servicemen and women and God Bless you all."
Laurie Ziel of fmrly Staten Islander

"Memories of the life I have shared with you are stored in my brain and heart; to the memory nothing is lost.
Please know I love you and miss you!"
Angela of Ft.Worth, Texas

"Thank you for loving me! I miss you greatly and reminisce of our times together.. your laugh.. your jokes and the fine tunes you played on the guitar! I miss it all and MORE!"
Angela Turman of Ft.Worth, Texas

"Brian today is january 10 2006.I just wanted to reach out to you today. I was wondering if you could leave your post,("thats with permission") at the gates of heaven to pay a short visit in a dream or passing thought to your loving Angela,She can really use a hug brian.you will be forever in her heart. I've have been trying to keep in touch and offer her some kind words but nothing that i say seems to console her. I miss you to buddy! Tom Polizzi Sr."
Thomas Polizzi Sr. of Staten Island N.Y. 10307

"Memories of the life I had with Brian are stored in my brain and heart. Saddened as I am by loss,my heart lifts in gratitude for the richness Brian has brought in my life. I love you Honey!"
Angela Turman of Ft Worth, Texas

"Brian.I just wanted to let you know that i still think of you alot and i'm so proud of you, and what you have done for not only your country but for all of us.I've always thought of you as one of my sons when you where growing up with my boys tom and jim i remember teaching you a couple of cords on the guitar in my attic on amboy rd.I found it to be amazing how you would come back the next day and say show me another one mr polizzi and i would say o'k. as long as you call me tom.thats what a respectful and kind person you where.I could probly fill this whole page with all the great jokes you told me and made me laugh my butt off.but i just know you have God laughing right now.so RED,i will keep you in my prayers and in my thoughts until we get to play the guitar together again in haven istead of my dusty old attic Rest in peace and may God love you. Merry christmas in heaven your friend M.r. Polizzi.(tom)."
Thomas Polizzi S.r. of s.i.n.y. 10307

"bedell street will be named after brian in december when i get a date i will pass it on"
maureen bri's sister of si,ny

"Though I lost touch with brian when he moved from staten island, I always thought of him and continue too think about him everyday.I think of all the good times we had growing up, no matter how bad your day was brian could always make you laugh.He will always be a hero in my eyes,I miss him very much and will continue to think of him every day."
John Lombardo of S.I. New York

"Emptiness consumes me; oh how I miss you. I strive to make some direction with my life and certain you are with me in spirit. My life has taken on a new challenge and this time I don't believe I will accomplish it.The eve of your anniversary I lack joy, peace and happiness. My love, my soldier, without your presence, I am lost.I am certain, we will see each other again. OH! how I yearn for that day."
Angela Turman of Fort Worth, Texas

"MY BIGGEST HERO
NOW WE LAY A HERO TO REST
THIS HERO WAS BURIED TO SOON.
HIS DUTY TO THIS COUNTRY WAS DONE WHOLE HEARTEDLY, DESPITE WHAT FAMILY MEMBERS SAID.
HE DID IT FOR YOU,
HE DID IT FOR ME, HE DID IT FOR HIS COUNTRY.
MY BROTHER IS A HERO.
HE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN FOR THE JOB HE HAS DONE

FREEDOM ISNT FREE......."
MAUREEN LOMBARDO of SI,NY

"TO ALL WHO WROTE OR WILL WRITE THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR BLESSINGS THIS IS BRIANS SISTER MAUREEN I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE FOR SENDING SUCH TOUCHING LETTERS IT IS ALMOST A YEAR LATER AND IT JUST FEELS LIKE YESTERDAY THAT WE HAVE LOST BRIAN HE IS MY LITTLE BROTHER WE ALWAYS TOOK CARE OF EACH OTHER I MISS HIM DEARLY IT KILLS ME THAT HE WILL NEVER COME HOME OR TEASE ME ON MY BIRTHDAY ABOUT HOW OLD I AM OR THAT HE WONT BE AROUND FOR ANY HOLIDAYS BRIAN IS MY BIGGEST HERO
MISS YOU NOW AND FOREVER MY KID BROTHER"
MAUREEN of SI,NY

"hello big man we still have to go paintballing and we have to play goto time on mommy and make her wet her britches and we still have to go drink some coffee and I LOVE U"
Taylor of Fort Worth

"Brian, although we never had the opportunity to meet, I feel as if I've known you for years. Angela is my dearest friend. You brought so much happiness and love to both her and Taylor. I thank you for that and I thank you, Brian, for defending our freedom and our country. You are and always will be an American Hero. May you rest in peace."
Jamie Bruno of San Jose, CA

"I'd like to honor the memory of Brian Grant. Though I didn't know him, he volunteered to serve our country. It is with the deepest sadness that he is gone, but many would appreciate the chance to serve our country and fight for true freedom, and there are so many ways to truly do so. "All gave some... Some gave all." They shall not have died in vain! My utmost condolences also go to his family. They have paid a higher most than most. "God help us all." -- Roger Waters"
Vincent Bartning of San Jose, CA

"To the family of Brian K. Grant, I am so sorry for the loss of your love one. He died a hero. May you know the peace and understanding that only comes from God. Hopefully we will all meet in Heaven one day where we will rest in the arms of Jesus. If you need someone to pray with you or talk to you please call or write my pastor at Gateway Community Church, Rev. John B. Pearrell 11677 Brown Bridge Rd. Covington Ga. 30016 phone 770-787-1015"
Polly Ballew of Covington Ga.U S A

"My love, I yearn for your presence. Long and painful as it has been, I am blessed to have spent wonderful years with you and one that I will always hold dear in my heart. My life has truly been enriched by having you a part of it. I salute you!"
Angela of Ft. Worth, Texas

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

"I don’t believe that we understand all that you gave, or how your sacrifice will affect the future for our sons or daughters. I believe you confronted the evil that has enslaved mankind throughout history, the same evil that many American soldiers have confronted in many battles.

I will teach my son and daughter of your sacrifice and your heroism.

Proud Family of Pfc. Kohler serving in Ar Ramadi, Iraq"
Anderson Family of Montana

"To the family of Pvt Brian Grant-
I hope you find this site. I stumbled upon it very early one morning and was amazed at all of the people who left such kind messages for us. Harry was the soldier who performed first aid on your son in an attempt to save his life. I am so very sorry for your loss and please know we understand your pain. God bless you and your family"
Debbie Meyer of Worthington, Ohio/USA

"To Brian'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 your soldier's bravery and sacrifice as we mourn the loss of yet another of Texas' sons.

Sincerely,

The Family of Capt. Ernesto M. Blanco-Caldas, 82nd Airborne
KIA Iraq 12/28/2003.
Gloria Caldas (The Big Ern's Mom) of San Antonio, Texas
gcaldas48@aol.com"

"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

"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, Brian will be remembered by name. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless you ALWAYS. Pat & Sandi Breckenridge from Montana "

"Thank you Brian Grant, 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 Pvt. Brian Grant:
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 Brian 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 Pvt. Brian Grant:
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 Brian, who continues to live on in your heart."
Tim Rivera of Powder Springs, Georgia