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

Marine Lance Cpl. Quinn A. Keith  
Death: Sep 06, 2004
 of Page Ariz.; assigned to 2nd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment 1st Marine Division I Marine Expeditionary Force Camp Pendleton Calif.; killed Sept. 6 due to enemy action in Anbar province Iraq.  Utah Marine killed in Iraq car bomb attack  Associated Press  SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah Marine was among seven killed in a car bomb attack near Fallujah Iraq his family said.  Lance Cpl. Quinn A. Keith22  of Blanding died Monday.  The military has not yet released the identities  of the seven victims and could not confirm the family’s report.  Keith a weapons specialist joined the Marine Corps fresh out  of school in Page Ariz. where he was active in wrestling relatives told the Deseret Morning News.  Keith was a Navajo and belonged to the Towering House clan and then to the Bitter Water clan.  “He was willing to go to war to sacrifice his life for his country and his reservation” said his younger brother Chad.  He was scheduled to end his tour in Iraq in just a little more than three weeks and planned to serve the remainder  of his time in California.

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Marine Lance Cpl. Quinn A. Keith
Death: Sep 06, 2004
of Page Ariz.; assigned to 2nd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment 1st Marine Division I Marine Expeditionary Force Camp Pendleton Calif.; killed Sept. 6 due to enemy action in Anbar province Iraq. Utah Marine killed in Iraq car bomb attack Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah Marine was among seven killed in a car bomb attack near Fallujah Iraq his family said. Lance Cpl. Quinn A. Keith22 of Blanding died Monday. The military has not yet released the identities of the seven victims and could not confirm the family’s report. Keith a weapons specialist joined the Marine Corps fresh out of school in Page Ariz. where he was active in wrestling relatives told the Deseret Morning News. Keith was a Navajo and belonged to the Towering House clan and then to the Bitter Water clan. “He was willing to go to war to sacrifice his life for his country and his reservation” said his younger brother Chad. He was scheduled to end his tour in Iraq in just a little more than three weeks and planned to serve the remainder of his time in California.

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