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| Cpl. Bryan S. Wilson Otterbein, Indiana United States Marine Corps. |
13 February 2007 Leslie Alexander Thank you for your sacrifice. You will never be forgotten. May your family know your country's gratitude, and may you rest in perfect happiness. Bryan Wilson was a Marine and took the American Indian name Many Wars during a ceremony a few days after he and his wife married in a traditional wedding in 2002. "We're both Cherokee," said his wife, Samantha Wilson. Wilson, 22, of Otterbein, Ind., died Dec. 1 when his Humvee overturned. He was stationed at Camp Pendleton. Samantha Wilson said she and her husband spoke by phone only a few times since he left for Iraq nearly three months ago and she received a couple of letters. "He said it was bad there, but he said he would never have changed his mind about going," she said. "The only thing was, he said he was scared." Wilson's photo hangs in the cafe that Samantha Wilson's parents own in Independence, Ind. "He knew when he graduated that he was going to be a Marine," said Wilson's mother-in-law, Linda Klinger. "He was very brave, and we're so proud of him. He made the ultimate sacrifice for all of us." The couple have a 20-month-old daughter, Breanne. January 6, 2007 Brenda Wilson Email Address:bwilson52@sbcglobal.net In memory of my son, Cpl. Bryan S. Wilson who was killed on December 1, 2004 in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. Bryan was killed when the Humvee he was a passenger in rolled three times and he was thrown out. He was crushed to death. His battalion was returning from a mission. You will not be forgotten. You proudly served your country, now you proudly serve with Angel's wings. Semper Fi till we see you again. Love, Mom, Dad, Lonnie and Adam Bryan holding 2 year old Daughter Cpl. Bryan S Wilson Breanne Marie Wilson Other Tributes |
| Bryans' Dad and Mom Brother Lonnie and Wife Jennifer younger Brother Adam |
| Bryans' daughter Breanne at the healing field, looking at a picture of her Daddy and his 2 Brothers |
