18 October 2007

From Soldiers’ Angels…

We have a Specialist 4 John who was stationed at Ft. Bliss, Tx. in El Paso, Tx. and he was deployed to Iraq,injured and send to BAMC in San Antonio,Tx. he was in Med Hold and was going to be released soon back to his duty station and his wife Monalisa was driving up from Ft. Bliss where there three Children 9 year boy named Tyler, 5 year old girl named Ashley and 2 year old son named Logan.

Right outside Ozona, Tx. a truck hit them and from the nearest hospital they were life-flighted to Dallas, Tx. I am very sorry to say that the two year old Logan and the five year old Ashley were killed in the crash. Tyler is in Children’s Hospital at Dallas, Tx.

Monalisa is in Parkland hospital next door to Children’s Hospital.

Monalisa has a head wound, they thought she has 2 broken vertebrae in her neck or back and a broken arm. Turns out she looks worse than she is. No broken vertebra just some compressed disks and the head wound wasn’t as bad as they thought.

She just has a lot of bruises.

John was brought to the hospital in Dallas and he is with the family along with a 1st. Sgt. who is taking on the problems they are facing . This accident occurred Sat. 10/13/2007 and as of right now Tyler is still in a coma no better but no worse.

My heart aches for this young Soldier and his family. Sgt Hook out.

Hotel Tango Mrs. G.


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9 Comments »
  1. horrifying….

    Comment by AWTM — 18 October 2007 @ 1228


  2. Praying for this family… :,^(

    Comment by pam — 18 October 2007 @ 1236


  3. Fervent and heartfelt prayers for this family in need. I am gutted at the thought of that family having to say good-bye to those little babies at such a young age. No parent should ever have to endure such a heartache.

    I hope that the family receives peace and blessings from God during this extremely difficult time and that God will bless them with a miracle and that young Tyler will make a complete recovery.

    Please let us know how we can help.

    Comment by Lee Ann — 18 October 2007 @ 1251


  4. What an incredibly sad story. My heart just breaks for them.

    Comment by Cheryl — 18 October 2007 @ 1315


  5. That knocked the wind out of me. I’m stunned and speechless at the horror.

    Comment by Bou — 18 October 2007 @ 1808


  6. Sometimes life seems so very unfair. This is another one of those times. Praying for these folks…

    Comment by MissBirdlegs in AL — 19 October 2007 @ 0208


  7. This is just so tragic, may God be with all of them.

    Comment by gypsy — 19 October 2007 @ 0220


  8. This is touching and tragic. My heart goes out to the family. Losing children is something to horrible for me to imagine. This is simply heartbreaking.

    Comment by Jauhara al Karifah — 19 October 2007 @ 0904


  9. I was so sorry to read about this tragedy - My thoughts and prayers for this family

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=jydEAcf8tcA

    Comment by Denise — 3 April 2008 @ 1757


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