Our Fallen Heroes

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This virtual memorial was created to never forget our fallen heroes, who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Allie Gentry

Army Staff Sgt. Jesse A. Ault  
Death: Apr 09, 2008
 of Dublin Va.; assigned to the 429th Brigade Support Battalion Virginia Army National Guard Roanoke Va.;  Died April 9 in Baghdad from wounds sustained in Baghdad Iraq when his vehicle encountered an improvised explosive device.  Army Sgt. Jesse A. Ault remembered  The Associated Press  According to his family Jesse A. Ault re-enlisted in the Guard and took his wife’s place when she was recalled to active duty so she could stay home and care for their children.  “Her number came up to go back for another tour” said his father Ron. “At the time they were trying to get pregnant. He thought the best thing for him to do for his family was re-enlist. He went back in her place.”  Ault28 of Dublin Va.  Died April 9 from wounds suffered in an explosion in Tunnis. He was a 1998 high school graduate and was assigned to Roanoke Va.  A few months before he was deployed Jesse and his wife Betsy learned they were expecting their third child. Rachel Ault was born Jan. 17 and was greeted by her proud father who was able to return home for the birth.  He also is survived by sons Adam1 and Nathan 10.  He loved all things University of West Virginia and Jeff Gordon cheered for the Broncos and Braves and liked fishing and golf.  Ault’s mother Ginny said he liked to do everything.  “He lived wide open” she said. “He packed a lifetime of adventures into 28 years.”Operation Iraqi freedom

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Army Staff Sgt. Jesse A. Ault
Death: Apr 09, 2008
of Dublin Va.; assigned to the 429th Brigade Support Battalion Virginia Army National Guard Roanoke Va.; Died April 9 in Baghdad from wounds sustained in Baghdad Iraq when his vehicle encountered an improvised explosive device. Army Sgt. Jesse A. Ault remembered The Associated Press According to his family Jesse A. Ault re-enlisted in the Guard and took his wife’s place when she was recalled to active duty so she could stay home and care for their children. “Her number came up to go back for another tour” said his father Ron. “At the time they were trying to get pregnant. He thought the best thing for him to do for his family was re-enlist. He went back in her place.” Ault28 of Dublin Va. Died April 9 from wounds suffered in an explosion in Tunnis. He was a 1998 high school graduate and was assigned to Roanoke Va. A few months before he was deployed Jesse and his wife Betsy learned they were expecting their third child. Rachel Ault was born Jan. 17 and was greeted by her proud father who was able to return home for the birth. He also is survived by sons Adam1 and Nathan 10. He loved all things University of West Virginia and Jeff Gordon cheered for the Broncos and Braves and liked fishing and golf. Ault’s mother Ginny said he liked to do everything. “He lived wide open” she said. “He packed a lifetime of adventures into 28 years.”Operation Iraqi freedom

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