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Posted: 07/04/2009 Name: Bob Williams Message: Joe, Check your email. The number I sent you works. I just talked to Reed. He is visiting family and doing well. Still fighting medication, but driving on. |
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Posted: 06/14/2009 Name: cecil sager Message: here is reed lisingers email for those that know him he is a LT in the washington state prison system out side of spokane.I am sure as a old ranger he would love to hear from old buddys. |
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Posted: 06/11/2009 Name: Al Parten Message: I was listening to AM 550, a Gainesville, Ga. Radio station at work today. They had live on the Air coverage of Maj. Jenrette's arrival to the Gainesville Airport and then his Military and Police escort through the town and then on to the Funeral Home. From what I heard, thousands of people lined the streets and most Business Places allowed their employees to come out and hold American Flags as the Escort went by. It was heart warming to hear that some folks still care about our small town Hero's and show their respect in that Manner. RLTW, Al P. |
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Posted: 06/10/2009 Name: Runyon Message: I spent a few days working with Maj Jenrette inproccess his unit in Kabul a few weeks ago. It was great to see him and spend those days together. Kind of felt like a relief to have a Ranger Buddy show up. I got called last night from my wifes aunt who lives close to the family in Lula. She said the visitations should be Thursday and Friday night 1600-2100 at Memorial Park in Gainseville.The Funeral should be Saturday 1500 at the Timberidge(Rd.)Baptist Church in Lula. Smitty, Rob, Mark, thanks for the picture and if you get the Phoenix memorial flyer send it to me. |
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Posted: 06/07/2009 Name: Patrick Smith Message: Myself, Mark Keith, and Rob Olsen will be attending a memeriol service for Maj Kevin Jenrette this morning. I would like to share a photo of all of us that was taken just 3 weeks prior to the incident. We would gather every once in a while for the Dahlonega "huddle"... just to keep in touch with each other. He was an awesome friend and Ranger. There is hardly words to say... he will be sadly missed.
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