2 PGR Missions - Thur 4/17 & Saturday 4/19
S.E. Texas PGR
This BLAST contains the following:
* Final Itinerary Funeral mission for SGT Tousha, Thurs 17 April
If you have a Kick Stand Pad, bring it.
DATE OF MISSION (FUNERAL): Thursday April 17th
STAGING LOCATION: ( map ) 2601 11St, Huntsville, Tx 77340
Directions The Brookshire Brothers and Conoco Station, Corner of 11st and Normal Park Dr.
Take Hwy 190 - Exit 116 off I-45 in Huntsville.
STAGING TIME LINE:
Staging: 0800 hrs
Mission Briefing and Prayer: 0830 hrs
KSU (kick stands up): 0845 hrs
Honor/Flag Line Setup: 0900 hrs
FAST KSU: 1015 hrs
Please join us as we honor this brave warrior, his wife and children. age 12 & 11.
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* Final Itinerary Funeral mission for SSGT Hartley, Sat 19 April
DATE OF MISSION (FUNERAL): Saturday April 19th
STAGING LOCATION: ( map ) First United Methodist Fellowship Hall, 1207 Farr Street, Waller 77484
STAGING TIME LINE:
Staging: 0900 hrs
Mission Briefing and Prayer: 0950 hrs
KSU (kick stands up): 1000 hrs
Honor/Flag Line Setup: 1000 hrs
Please join us as we honor this brave warrior
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PLEASE read more about these 2 BRAVE warriors below:
SGT Shaun P. Tousha, 30, of Huntsville, TX became the 100th fatal casualty of the war from this area when he died Wednesday in Baghdad from wounds suffered after an improvised explosive device exploded near his vehicle, the Department of Defense announced Thursday. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 66th Armor Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Hood.
SGT Tousha was raised in Hull TX, about 60 miles northeast of Houston, and graduated from Hull-Daisetta High School. He played football for the school and liked horseback riding. He moved to Huntsville before entering the service. Funeral services will be in Huntsville at the Sam Houston Memorial Funeral Home @ 1000 Hrs, with Interment at the Boswell Cemetery in New Waverly immediately following.
SSGT Hartley is a Ranger and was on his 5th tour of duty. SSGT Hartley was on many key missions in Iraq. This soldier saw a lot of action on his 5 tours and was awarded many metals.
Jeffery Hartley graduated from Hempstead High School in 2001. He played on the football team and was a member of the power-lifting squad.
Jeffery’s father Lt. David Hartley has been a police officer for 25 years with the last 16 in Hempstead. We already know there will be a large presence of law enforcement at his escort from Hooks Air Port and at the final services this week.
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