Brandon L Davis

To Jeff and the family of Brandon Davis, FREEDOM is not Free as you know. I think of a conversation I had with Jeff, his father years ago. Shortly after Brandons death he asked me " is it worth it" as I said then and I will say now, Brandon did not die in vain...there are many free citizens of Iraq because of the men and women such as Brandon. I can only imagine the loss of a child but yet I think that this young man died doing something he believed in. Any cause we believe in, enough to die for, is Extraordinary. I have cried many tears over our fallen...but I am Thankful that I live in a country of freedom that men and women such as Brandon are guarding that wall. I myself stood guard of that wall for 20 years, I am now and always will be grateful to any and all who serve. Freedom has a flavor the protected will never know yet it is a loss such as Brandon that we take time to thank the good Lord for the time we had with him. I never knew this young Soldier but I went to school with his Father and I know the caliber of young man he was, I am absolutely positive the apple did not fall far from the tree. This goes out to all who have never visited Cumberland, Maryland...There is a monument there - the first one for the sacrifices in the global war on terror. Jeff and the citizens of this Soldiers hometown erected it. It is a beautiful tribute to all who have served. Brandon I Salute you my friend! "Semper Fi" Gy Sgt Pat Burns USMC Ret.

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorAugust 28, 2013

im married to brandon's brother and although i never met him i feel his spirit around us all the time. its sad that he never got to meet his niece. but im proud of him cause he fought for this wonderful country and for that i salute him. he was def. a great hero

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorSeptember 26, 2009

May the grace of God, the love of Jesus, and the peace of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family forever.

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorApril 9, 2008