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The Price of FreedomOn September 29th, 2010, Senior Airman Mark Forester, beloved son, brother and friend was killed in Afghanistan while attempting to save a fallen comrade. We hope that you find Mark's example a source of inspiration, patriotism and proof that heroes are real.
Mark was a member of the 21st Special Tactics Squadron, Pope Field (formerly Pope AFB) NC. His website is dedicated to all Combat Controllers as well as US Servicemen, both past and present. We are eternally grateful for their service and sacrifice and for the freedoms we enjoy. Mark Andrew Forester - JAG 28 (May 15, 1981 - September 29, 2010) “Hey Thunder, he's still shooting; anytime you want to kill him would be great.” - "My Brother in Arms" Ch. 11
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archive: March 2016 | view all recent posts
Not Forgotten's Evening of Honor
Mark was recognized in Manteca, CA on April 1 at the Not Forgotten Inc's Evening of Honor, which is a fundraiser for their annual Memorial Day event - the largest on the west coast.
Thad spoke to the large group, shared the flag that Mark had wrapped around his chest plate when killed, and then Pastor Mike Dillman shared his experience from Haleyville at The Price of Freedom Race in 2013.
You can learn more about Not Forgotten and their Welcome Home Heroes Tribute HERE.
Here are some pics from the event:
Thad spoke to the large group, shared the flag that Mark had wrapped around his chest plate when killed, and then Pastor Mike Dillman shared his experience from Haleyville at The Price of Freedom Race in 2013.
You can learn more about Not Forgotten and their Welcome Home Heroes Tribute HERE.
Here are some pics from the event:
Mark "Oz" Geist, from 13 Hours in Benghazi was the guest speaker. Everyone enjoyed hearing him tell the real story of what happened on Sept 11, 2012 in Benghazi when our government didn't send help to the Americans under attack.
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