Fallen Heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom

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Ernest of Singapore

""To you Sam, rest in peace, Fallen Hero. I honor your service and your ultimate sacrifice while my heart weeps for your family's loss and for your unfinished life. God bless you Sam and your loved ones."
Frank E. of Simmern, Germany

"thank you for your hard work in defending our country.my husband fought in vietnam but died after a cancer diagnosisi lost my soldier."
charlotte smith of lawrenceburg,Tn usa

"I have read so many posts about Sam, and wanted to write many times but haven't. Yesterday marked 6 yrs since she was killed. Of all the soldiers killed during my units deployment I can never forget Sam. My unit had only been in country about a month when Sam was killed. I was in the HHC 126th assigned to the 504th MP BN.
I want anyone that reads this to never forget Sams and the many others sacrifice for the freedoms of the rest of us. When I came back from Iraq I was so disheartened by the fact that most Americans do not even think about the troops fighting for them. I was 30 in Iraq but the majority of our troops on the ground are under age 24.
To all Sams friends and family I am truly sorry for your loss......and from all your stories I feel like I know her well. I honestly wish that it had been me that day.......Sam had so much to give the world....."
SSG AH of USA

"Huff,
Its taken me a long time to write on this wall. I have read through many times over the years but never wrote on it. I was with you that night, right beside you. I know what the 3 of us went through and I know all of the "what if's" that run through my mind. There is not a single day that goes by that I don't think about that night. I'm so sorry you were the one that was taken but I guess its not up to us. I know you look over all of us and you know we all look up to you for being the person that you were. R.I.P."
Shaw Duvall of Tampa, FL

"My son, Capt.James "Jamie" Edge,USMC was killed by a sniper on 4-14-05, while leading his men on a mission in Ramadi,Iraq. He is buried next to your daughter, Sam, in Arlington Cemetery. I share your grief in our loss as parents & your pride in the honorable service they gave for their country. Each time I visit my son's grave, you can be sure I offer a prayer at her grave, as well. God Bless you."
Janice (Edge) Whorton of Glenns, VA

"I had the honor and privilege of being Sam's Junior English Teacher at MVHS. Her grace, beauty, intelligence, and confidence always awed me. She was such a bright light; and even though she is no longer with us, her service and smile will illuminate our lives forever. My family and I were at a Fourth of July event in 2009 and we stopped to gaze at the pictures of fallen Arizona soldiers. I found Sam's photo and I teared up. My four year old daughter asked me what was wrong. How do you explain a life that was taken too quickly? I told her that Sam was a former student and that she died to protect us. Now every time we pass by such memorials my daughter says "Mama, they died to protect us, just like your student!" Thanks for your ultimate sacrifice and for protecting us Sam."
Rhonda Rowell of Missoula, MT

"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

"Still missing you everyday. Be thinking of you more than usual this weekend. RIP Sam. Even though I only knew you for what seemed like an extremely short while, you had a huge impact on me and my life, loved ones. See you someday!"
Chelsea of Wa

"April 15, 2009
To the family of Pfc. Sam W. Huff:
Sam 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

"Sam...I miss you and Bud. The times we all spent having dinner and being "kids". Those little things I will never forget. I wish to one day be as courageous as you.. I think about you more and more. I love you forever and ask that you watch over our souls."
Erica Eggman of Tucson, AZ, USA

"Rest In Peace America's Angel"
Bill of Rome, NY

"Sam,

As a former Marine, current Arizona Police Officer and father of a precious 8 year old girl.....if my daughter grows up to be anything like you I will be very, very proud of her.

Semper Fi,

C. Corning (Az)"
of Arizona

"To the family of:Sam W. Huff I am so sorry for the loss of your love one. My heart cries out for you in your grief and you have my thoughts and prayers. She died a hero defending freedom. May you have the peace and understanding that only comes from God. Prayerfully we will all 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 11677 Brown Bridge Rd., Covington, GA 30016. (770)787-1015. Your friend in Jesus Christ, Polly Ballew Covington,Ga"

"Sam,
I will never forget the day i met you,my husband and Neally played cards every friday night at our house. I remember the day i met you (you) had your hair pulled back with the clamp in it and the most pretty eyes. Us girls joked with you because every time Neally came in the room both you guys lit up like the stars. You help me so much to realize what life is all about i will forever remember you. I bought your book and shipped it over to Angel. His unit left for iraq April of this year. Neally wasn't able to go so he is safe. You will never be forgotten girl watch over us as we always remember you. And the wonderful family you told us about I got to know them not in person but through your book. You will always be an inspiration to this world. Love"
Natalia.acosta@us.army.mil of Georgia

"as a substitute teacher in Norfolk, I always put someone's name on the board as the "Person of the Day"

she is my person for June 4, 07"
r spruill of norfolk, VA

"Hi,

I just wanted to say that I am so amazed at this womans bravery, passion and determination.

I think that she must have been one incredible young woman - the world could've done with more like her.

I had no idea before tonight that any women had died in Iraq - let alone such a gorgeous, young woman with so much to give.

I hope that the fact she gave it to a cause she felt was worthy brings you comfort in your sadness. No matter what people ever think - it is nothing but honorable to want to give your life to better the lives of others.

Im sorry for your loss.

Christiane Ash (age 21, Sydney Australia)"
Mrs Christiane Ash of Sydney, NSW, Australia

"You are brave at such a young age, gone to soon in the call of duty, and you will always be remembered. I know your up there in Heaven with other fallen heroes, and dont worry, i'll meet up with you in the heavenly paradise..."
John Samuwai of Fiji

"dear sam i am a 59 year old mother of 2 and when i was 20 i wanted to join the army,i never made it.my hope that i would have been the soldier that you were.your my hero."
karen welch of oldtown fl. dixie co.

"Sam was my cousin. However I never got the chance to meet her because her life was cut short in the line of DUTY. Like her father said "she died doing what she loved".I know she was one amazingly awesome person. She was, still is, and will always be a hero. She is my hero."
Ashlee Townsend of Huntington Beach, CA

"Sam was my cousin. However I never got the chance to meet her because her life ws cut short in the line of DUTY. Like her father said "she died doing what she loved".I know she was one amazingly awesome person. She was, still is, and will always be a hero. She is my hero."
Ashlee Townsend of Huntington Beach, CA

"still holding it down Sam, still holding it down. I'm not afraid anymore, thankyou. Tucson gave up it's best. I'll live hard for you and everyone else."
tucson in a few years of afghanistan/iraq

"To the family and friends of Sam, I can't begin to express the amount of respect I have for this young lady. The grief of losing a child for any reason is the hardest thing one can imagine. My firstborn son, Bryan Christian Luckey was shot and killed by a sniper in Mosul, on June 29, 06 while on patol in a stryker with the 172nd Stryker Brigade. He got to speak to his wife the day before he was killed, which was her birthday. The day after his death, she learned that their firstborn was going to be a boy. She is naming him after his father. She became pregnant while Bryan was home for two weeks in February on leave from Iraq. Bryans' younger brother Matthew, left for his second tour to Iraq with the Marines this am. We don't always understand why God allows things to happen as they do, but one day soon, we will. The bravery, personal sacrifice, and dedication that Sam and all of our service members contribute to all people and their God is remarkable. They should make us all continue to give thanks constantly for our freedom and many blessings that God allows us daily. We thank God for the years that he gave us with our son and that he gave you with your daughter. My prayers are with you all.

In Christs' Love"
Patrick Bryan Luckey of Tampa, Fl.

"To the family and friends of Sam, I can't begin to express the amount of respect I have for this young lady. The grief of losing a child for any reason is the hardest thing one can imagine. My firstborn son, Bryan Christian Luckey was shot and killed by a sniper in Mosul, on June 29, 06 while on patol in a stryker with the 172nd Stryker Brigade. He got to speak to his wife the day before he was killed, which was her birthday. The day after his death, she learned that their firstborn was going to be a boy. She is naming him after his father. She became pregnant while Bryan was home for two weeks in February on leave from Iraq. Bryans' younger brother Matthew, left for his second tour to Iraq with the Marines this am. We don't always understand why God allows things to happen as they do, but one day soon, we will. The bravery, personal sacrifice, and dedication that Sam and all of our service members contribute to all people and their God is remarkable. They should make us all continue to give thanks constantly for our freedom and many blessings that God allows us daily. We thank God for the years that he gave us with our son and that he gave you with your daughter. My prayers are with you all.

In Christs' Love
Patrick Bryan Luckey
Tampa,Fl."
Patrick of Luckey

"Dear familymembers of Sam:
My name is Amber Parks. I was on leave, shopping in the tucson mall one day and a friend of mine introduced me to Sam who said she was about to go to basic training to be an MP. I gave her some advice and stories from MP training and told her good luck. A few months before I had left Iraq I saw a girl at the chow hall who looked so familiar. Someone had told me that she said she knew me. I went up to her and we started talking, realizing who she was. I talked with her a few more times, at chow, in passing. I remember one time specifically, the last time we had talked. I was going through a few personal problems and that girl, sam, has the biggest heart I have ever encountered. She was so sweet and innocent but so strong and determined. I remember thinking that I almost wanted to stay in Iraq because I thought I could have made a great friend. That's hard to do in the ARMY. I know you know your daughter is wonderful and everyone loved her. But i wanted to let you know that she touched everyone. Her sweet and powerful presence will always be remembered by anyone who she encountered. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to meet such an amazing person."
Amber Parks of Fort Belvoir, VA

"My beautiful friend, Sam. You are my hero, even though I couldn't be there to celebrate your life and mourn your loss with our friends...duty calls, and nobody knows that better than you. But you remain forever in my heart, and it still grieves me to this day. I came to visit you in Virginia this April past, and I was happy to find you in a place as peaceful and beautiful as that. I miss you, mon amie, more now than ever since I've married and am plowing through life with leaps and bounds. I love you, and I'll see you again some day."
SPC Beth A. Thill & CPL Joshua J. Thill of 164th MP Co. and B Co. 3-509th PIR Fort Richardson, Alaska

"Hey, Sam:

You were the greatest leader I ever had. You were a true friend, and the example we all needed. You were my Drum Major, and you instilled your love for music in my heart. I remember the day I learned you had given your life for this country- then I learned the kind of soldier you were. You were a strong, dedicated young women full of life and love, and the world is a lesser place without you, though a better place for once having you here. I miss you...someday I'll come to Arlington to say good-bye. Until then, you are always honored and remembered.
Bye, Drum Major...Bye, Soldier...Hoo-Rah."
Erin Elizabeth Dupuis of Lindon, UT, USA

"PFC Huff,

It was fun in the beginning...which was at reception in FT. Leonard Wood, MO...then we went to the same company Delta 795...we were put in different platoons...but we all remained family...and we will all remain family! even thru death! we will all see each other again one day!!!! While you were over in Iraq fighting...i was in Afghanistan... I learned of your death from Yanka...and Then saw it in the "Stars and Stripes," you will be missed very much!!! And you will always be a Wardawg!!! HOOAH!!!"
PFC Christian, Kari M. of Apopka, FL USA

"I just learned about Sam yesterday. My Best friend BrIan was friends with her in Basic. I remember the whole time he was in basic etc how I just wanted him out there and that was all that mattered. It wasnt until i read about Sam that I thought more into it thats its not just about one person its about all of these young dedicated people that are giving their hearts and souls to our country. I only with that more people would focus their support for the troops instead of complaining about what is going on in our country. God Bless you and I am very sorry for your loss. My friend has told me stories about how great she was. May the Lord Be With You All"
Lacey of Lake Havasu,AZ

"Even the short time I knew you in basic training you still left a powerful memory in me. I will never forget you..."
Anthony Matthews of Vacaville, California

"As a former soldier in the 170th I want to thank you for your sacrifice. Our freedom is purchased at a price and I am greatful that there are those still courageous enough to stand between us and evil."
T.Gracie of Seattle, wa

"a veteran of the U.S. Navy I am touched by the sacrifice of a young woman who gave all she was asked and her ultimate sacrifice is inspiring!"
jerry chesnut of tucson, Az.

"To my little Sis, You have a special place in my heart that can never been taken and will always belong to you.Until we meet again Sis.Watch over all of us until we all come home.
Your Big Brother and Gunner."
SPC Justin A.Saunders of FT Lewis, WA

"Huff, you ran and fell but always got back up and ran again even if it was on crutches. You never gave up and showed everyone what it took to become a Soldier. You are missed dearly."
Chris Beckwith (Lucky) of Edmeston, NY

"Sam, I never met you...but by all accounts you were an exceptional person. America has always been fortunate to have bright jewels like you as its sons and daughters - and it is all the more tragic that when we lose a soldier, we give one of our best. Know this: your sacrifice was not an empty or vain one. Today the people of Iraq are better off than they used to be, thanks to you and your fellow countrymen. That's what Americans do best - help others to be better than they were, even at our own expense. You will be remembered for the good you did. God Bless You and keep you close to His heart while you rest, and may He give your family comfort."
A Police Dept member of Tucson, AZ

"PFC Huff:

The night will always be etched in my mind. As the convoy leader that night, I was there when the enemy took you from us. I was there and saw your tremendous strength and courage. You will never be forgotten. Your brothers and sisters in the 170th MP Company miss you."
SSG Scott Smith of Baghdad, Iraq

"Sam was one of the best friends that i have ever had. She and I grew up around each other. She used to come to animas with her grandparents to see me since before i can remember. she was the most brave person that i have ever known, and i will never forget her."
Amanda Walter of Animas, NM, USA

"God bLess Sam Huff and the Family, She was a brillant women. I can't believe she was here and now she is gone. I hope the family the best and Sam Be strong i know that she is watching over her family"
David Burrola of Tucson, Az

"hey sam. you were the little sister i have never had. i miss you so much. thank you for always being there for me while we were in iraq. you were my and still are my best friend. i love sam and i will see you later."
sarah of castro valley ca

"To the family of Sam Huff,
As I sit here staring at the photograph of my three month old daughter, I can't believe the pain that you must have suffered on losing Sam. I never knew Sam, and only now just saw her picture as one of the fallen. She looked so young and full of life. It is tough to know in our minds how God's wisdom works. Sometimes it's just easier to be angry at him, than to trust that he has a purpose in everything for them that follow his ways. In the ultimate sacrifice that Sam gave, I pray that you fill find comfort and rest in the only one who can provide it. For this brief moment, I share in your grief, and thank you for raising Sam. She became the person she is, and was able to do all that she did in these short years because of what you invested in her. Thank you."
Bipin Sen (bipinsen@hotmail.com) of Lansing, IL

"TO the family of Sam Huff
I am very sorry for you loss. I lost my son Travis Burkhardt of the 170 MP CO. in Iraq in 2003 . They did not serve together but they did what they beleaved in and they are always heros. I hope you find peace knowing they are with God in a better place.But still missed!"
Kathy Shipley of Kahoka Mo kshipley@nemr.net

"Your daughter has become very special to our family. She died just four days before our own nephew, Sgt. Kenneth J. Schall, died in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
At Kenny's memorial service in Phoenix, my dad spoke of your daughter. He held up the newspaper article telling of her death. At the top of that article was just one line that gave our nephew's name and the date he was killed, May 22, 2005.
At first we couldn't figure out why he was so consumed with this young woman. During the days since we learned of his death, he spoke so often of her, almost more than he spoke of Kenny.
We soon learned that it was Kenny's wishes to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Our family traveled there with my sister, her husband, and their two other children just this last week and laid him to rest there on Wens., June 1. As the service ended we heard dad scream, "She's here. I knew she would be here. I knew they would be together." We walked over to where he was, and there was your beloved daughter's headstone. It was then I realized that in his own grief it seemed he needed to concentrate on Sam so that he wouldn't have to face the reality of having lost his own grandson.
I took a picture of her headstone. Maybe it wasn't in place when you had her service. If you would like it, it would be my great privelege to send it to you.
Please know that your pain and sorrow are shared by our family. We now know the depth of grief that you have suffered.
We thank you for the sacrifice Sam and your family have made to the service of this great country. We will pray for your family, for peace and comfort, at this time of incredible loss.
With our deepest sympathy,
Shelley Bunger
3100 Angus Drive
Prescott, AZ 86305"
Shelley K. Bunger of Prescott

"Sam you are truely a HERO. I lost my son, Sgt. Kenneth Schall, on May 22, 2005. I laid him to rest a few spots down from you at Arlington. You are both with the best of the best.

You and all of the men and women fighting for this country will always be heros. You will never be forgotten.
God Bless you & your family."
Terri Schall of El Mirage, AZ

"God Bless you, Sam. I never knew you, but I will never forget you. your life has made us all richer for your presence."
Hemant Phadnis of Ossining, NY

"Sam, you are a true hero!! You will not be forgotten. You have gone to join my nephew, Pvt. Charles Steven Cooper Jr. who died in Iraq on April 29th and a cousin, J.C. Matteson who died on November 12, 2004. You are all Soldiers in the Army of God. To your family, my sincere concolences for your loss. Your are heroes too. May God Bless you all...."
Cheryl of Gerry, NY

"For the family - I am deeply sorry for your loss. Soldiers like Sam, make me proud to be an American, and thankful I am not an enemy combatant.
For Sam - Thank you......"
Chris - Desert Storm Vet of Phoenix, AZ

"God bless Sam and her family!"
Sgt Guy USMC of Pentagon, Washington DC

"To Sam and her family. The citizens of this great country salute you and all the other fallen soldiers. We owe our freedom and quality of life to our young military heros. It's heartbreaking when we lose one , especially one as young as Sam. She is forever a hero , a soldier , a great american and one of gods angels. I'm so sorry to her family for their loss."
Justin of Griffin,Ga.

"Huff my dear...I am so proud of you, I know I have only known you a short while, but in that time you have done nothing but amaze me. You gratuated from training when it was so hard for both of us at times, but I knew you could do it and now that you have passed, even though you may not know it, you are such a hero to us all. I am proud of you...keep shinning down on us!"
SPC Ashley Gum of Lorton, Virginia

"I only saw her in passing here in Iraq. But was able to hear her fellow soldiers talk about her after the loss. She was a very Rich woman. Because she was surround by friends who miss her dearly. She has my respect and gratitude. Her family has my prayers."
CPT Fager, A 2-123/504th MP of Baghdad Iraq

"My thoughts are with Sam W. Huff and all fallen soldiers and their families."
Kevin of Germany; Berlin

"I met Huff in basic training. we were not battle buddies but we became close. she was such a sweet girl. she was there for me when i needed someone to know what i was going through and i never got a chance to thank her. so thank you Huff. for that and the memories she gave me and everyone in the 795 MP BN she will never be forgoten. ill see you on the other side. RIP."
Rose Girardin of Seabeck, Wa

"May she RIP. I didn't know her too well, but I still knew her. It's sad that she died."
Robert Journey of California

"Hi this is SPC Cuyler with the 938th military police det. out of Indiana. I had the prevliage to meet huff when i went to basic training in july 8th to nov. 11 2004. She was a very strong girl and, i can remember a time when me and one of my buddys would help her out puting the m16 together...good time. well i just wanted to say that im sorry about your loss."
brian duane cuyler of qatar, OIF 3

"To the family of Sam Huff,
My sincerest condoleneces for your loss. I heard about Sam at a high school jazz band concert in Peoria, her teacher put together a song in her memory and told the audience her story and how she used to be his student. By the little he told and the little I have read about her, I know she was one amazingly awesome person. She was, still is, and will always be a hero. She is my hero.
May God bless you and your beautiful family Sam W. Huff."
eddie villa of Peoria, AZ

"Huff, you were the little sister I never had. I promised to protect you and I did the best that I could. To your family, I am so sorry for your loss. Know that she is a hero not because of how she died but how she lived her life. And it is a shame that the rest of this world will never know the true magic your daughter held. I pray for the family and friends and know that she will never be forgotten.She will always be a dragon slayer."
PFC Lathers of 170th MP CO

"A Salute to Pfv Sam Huff. We are all proud of you and what you have done for us. A debt that can never be repaid but will never be forgotten."
Skip of Denver,Colorado

"Battle buddy, i can't believe that you're gone. it seems like yesterday that we were running around basic/ait together. i miss you so much. BB4L"
Andrea Roof of Maryland

"To the family of Sam Huff;
Our sincerest condolences for your loss. Our family has also suffered the loss of precious life in this battle for freedom. May God bless you during this difficult time. Sam will always be remembered for her bravery and sacrifice she gave to us and her country. Feel free to contact me should you feel the need to connect with other local family members who have lost a fallen hero."
Tammy McClain--azquail@att.net of Tucson, Az.

"Private Huff, goodbye soldier and thank you. You are my hero."
Bill of Houston, 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 young HERO, Sam will always be remembered by name. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless you ALWAYS. Pat & Sandi Breckenridge from Montana "

"To Sam and her family. My family Honors your Hero. Her Bravery, Valor,and Courage will always be remembered. We are grateful for her loyal Service and will never forget the sacrifice that she made for freedom. God Bless Sam and her family"
Jennifer and SSGT larry Mays, and family of Massillon, Ohio

"To the family and friends of Sam Huff,
Your daughter and loved one was so young and brave. She gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to her country and She will always be remembered as a hero. We will thank her every day for our freedom.
We lost our son-in-law in Iraq in Feb. of this year, we share in your pain and heartache. I just know there is a special place in heaven for these beautiful brave heros, Sam and Frankie are there. God bless all of you."
Elaine Eames of Peoria, AZ

"TO THE HUFF FAMILY FROM THE WAHL FAMILY. WE ARE DEEPLY SADDEN BY THE LOST OF SAM. HE WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR PRAYS AND HERATS. SAM IS SOME'S SOMEONE, AND DEAR TO ALL AMERICAN'S. HE HAS TOUCHED THE HEARTS OF MANY. TO THOSE IN HIS COMMUNITY, FRIENDS, NEIGHBOR'S, HIS MILITARY FAMILY OF THOUSANDS OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS AND HIS OWN FAMILY. SAM WILL HAVE NOT GIVEN HIS LIFE IN VAIN. HE WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED FOR PROTECTING ALL AMERICANS FROM TERRORISM AND TO GIVE THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ A FREE IRAQ. WE UNDERSTAND YOUR LOST, LOSTING OUR SON ELEVEN MONTHS AGO. I AM VERY THANKFUL THAT SAM SERVED ALONG SIDE OUR SON. AN IREALIZE BOTH MAY NOT HAVE KNOWN ONE ANOTHER. BUT, BOTH BROTHERS IN A MILITARY FAMILY. TO WATCH OVER ONE ANOTHER. NOW BOTH ARE ON A NEW MISSION. AN MY HEART AND PRAYS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY."
LEONARD WAHL of VALLEY STREAM NY

"Huff its hard to believe that you aren't going to be around anymore. You were like a little sister to everyone here. You were a great friend to my wife and myself. We miss you. Love ya girl."
PFC Dean of 170th MP Co

"I can't believe when I read about you how young you were! Such a long life ahead of you and you chose to fight for freedom? You are the true meaning of a hero. I'm sorry for your family. Please be their guardian angel and help them heal."
Catherine of New York

"Thank you Sam Huff, 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 Pfc. Sam Huff:
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 Sam for the sacrifice she has made to make a better life for the rest of us."
The Ford Family of Wells, Nevada

"To the family and friends of Pfc. Sam Huff:
I am saddened by the loss of your loved one. She 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 Sam, who continues to live on in your heart."
Tim Rivera of Powder Springs, Georgia