The Founders
Our Fallen Soldier was founded on
August 1, 2006 by the family of Sgt.
Kyle A. Colnot, who was killed in action
on April 22, 2006 outside of Baghdad,
Iraq.
Kyle was eulogized as a true blue
infantryman, his mission on earth is
done, ours has just begun.
Currently there are approximately
170,000 troops deployed in Iraq, many
more in Afghanistan, over 4,400 of our
patriots have given their lives for our
freedom. Each and every one of them
must be remembered. Remembered
for their valor, loyalty to the United
States of America, and willingness to
lay down their lives for us and the
liberation of our fellow man in distant
lands.
Current technologies have provided a
world wide forum. This website is for
the use of the families and friends of
fallen soldiers. Memorial pages will be
established for each soldier. Words,
pictures and music can be placed on
the pages. This is at no charge. The
memorial page will remain on the
website indefinitely.
Our Fallen Soldier was founded on
August 1, 2006 by the family of Sgt.
Kyle A. Colnot, who was killed in action
on April 22, 2006 outside of Baghdad,
Iraq.
Kyle was eulogized as a true blue
infantryman, his mission on earth is
done, ours has just begun.
Currently there are approximately
170,000 troops deployed in Iraq, many
more in Afghanistan, over 4,400 of our
patriots have given their lives for our
freedom. Each and every one of them
must be remembered. Remembered
for their valor, loyalty to the United
States of America, and willingness to
lay down their lives for us and the
liberation of our fellow man in distant
lands.
Current technologies have provided a
world wide forum. This website is for
the use of the families and friends of
fallen soldiers. Memorial pages will be
established for each soldier. Words,
pictures and music can be placed on
the pages. This is at no charge. The
memorial page will remain on the
website indefinitely.
The Family Assistance Fund
Through our fund raising events and
contributions we have assisted
several families in need. We also
were given the opportunity to help
send a group of the children and
spouses of fallen soldiers to a grief
camp in Texas. We also are honored
to support the USMC Wounded
Warriors Center at Camp Pendleton,
California. OFS also made a cash
contribution to the Fisher House
Program at BAMC, San Antonio,
Texas.
We are ready to help where help is
needed Please donate or purchase
one of our Freedom Isn't Free arm
bracelets. Our current operation
enables .76 out of each dollar
received to go to our family
assistance fund.
Our Fallen Soldier was granted IRS
non profit status effective January
18, 2007. All contributions are tax
deductible.
Families contact:
familyassistance@ourfallensoldier.com
Through our fund raising events and
contributions we have assisted
several families in need. We also
were given the opportunity to help
send a group of the children and
spouses of fallen soldiers to a grief
camp in Texas. We also are honored
to support the USMC Wounded
Warriors Center at Camp Pendleton,
California. OFS also made a cash
contribution to the Fisher House
Program at BAMC, San Antonio,
Texas.
We are ready to help where help is
needed Please donate or purchase
one of our Freedom Isn't Free arm
bracelets. Our current operation
enables .76 out of each dollar
received to go to our family
assistance fund.
Our Fallen Soldier was granted IRS
non profit status effective January
18, 2007. All contributions are tax
deductible.
Families contact:
familyassistance@ourfallensoldier.com
| Kyle's Family Father Jack, Brothers Kris and Kurt Texas Mom Pam, Sister Kelly, Nephew Brad, Kurt's Wife Danny, Kelly's Husband Rich Nephews Nick, Red, Alex and River |
| Christmas Parade Baker City, Oregon Float sponsored by Marvin Wood Products OURFALLENSOLDIER.COM |
| Brothers Kurt and Kris Colnot Manning OFS Booth at the parade |
| The OFS Table Baker City, Oregon |
| About Us |
(Nicole Frugé/Express-News)
Jack Colnot keeps the memory of his
son alive by maintaining a memorial
Web site for fallen troops and raising
funds to help their families.
Jack Colnot keeps the memory of his
son alive by maintaining a memorial
Web site for fallen troops and raising
funds to help their families.