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RIP COL Wright
I just found out today that my friend and mentor for over 18 years passed away in a parachuting accident at Ft. Bragg. The jobs are military does is very dangerous, even at home during training. Please keep his family in your prayers. This has been a solemn day to say the least. RIP Jumpmaster!
http://www.thenewstribune.com/2013/0...troops-on.html
Sorry for your loss...and ours.
Stella - my best girl ever.
11/04/1994 - 12/23/2010
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RIP. Sorry for your loss.
Thats a bummer man. Sorry to hear it.
RIP
That's a damn shame. May he rest in piece and may his family take some comfort in his legacy.
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Very sorry to hear of your loss. It seems like we're losing our men and women of honor faster than ever before; when we need them most.
At ease Col. Wright; your watch has ended honorably. Enjoy your R&R and secure the LZ for those of us who will follow.
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Rip. It has been a while since a friend of mine from the military passed. Back during the height of OIF / OEF someone I knew was killed every other month or so. But this just goes to show it is a dangerous line of work and those still doing it need to be in our thoughts and prayers all the time. I need to call some of my old friends and touch base.
Fair winds and following seas Sir...
Mick-Boy
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Very sorry for the loss of your friend.
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