Never forgottenUS Navy ยท December 31, 2007
Victor W Jeffries of Honolulu, HI is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
A LIFE REMEMBERED
Navy Mass Communications Specialist 1st Class Victor W. Jeffries died Dec. 31 as a result of injuries sustained Dec. 24 in a vehicular accident in Kuwait.
PRAYERS & CONDOLENCES
All 11 messages preserved from the historic Liberty Unites archive are printed in this static page.
My Tiger Shark, my shipmate, my brother through Christ, you shall never be forgotten and will always be honored for serving your country and the sacrifices you made. It's not, "may you RIP", because you are resting in peace. YN2
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Never forgotten......you made the ultimate sacrafice. You are missed by all Tigerharks.
Skipper
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A great comrade and superior Sailor deeply devoted (first and foremost - this was very obvious by the things he did and said) to his family, and also his shipmates and profession. I am grateful for and enriched by time spent working alongside him. I feel certain that he now is in a superior place.
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Aloha & Mahalo... Victor!
On behalf of a grateful nation ...
" THANK YOU " ... is ... NEVER enough!
From the heart of a wounded soldier's mom, a free Tribute in song, to ALL our BRAVE sons and daughters who step forward to serve this GREAT NATION!
www.ItIsTheSoldier.com
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Thank you, may you rest in his great house now that your mission is over.
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R.I.P and let hes relatives live without war.. I am sorry.
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MC1, you are missed dearly. I am honored to this day that I was able to serve with you in Kuwait. Elizabeth and the girls; I pray for you all the time and want you to know that Victor talked about you all the time. His love for you was beyond words, but was so easy to see in the way he lit up when he talked about his girls. In friendship and love, SK1 Ingramm.
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Your sacrifice will remain in our hearts for a lifetime,
with intense gratitude. May God bless you and your family.
Rest Safely and Securely in God's Loving Arms.
We cherish too, the Poppy red
That grows on fields where valor led,
It seems to signal to the skies
That blood of heros never dies.
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To a Best Friend, Victor W. Jeffries, for whom the entire State of Hawaii will remember as Flags will fly a half-mast to honor you (as a result of the Govenors Proclaimation for next Tuesday, January 22, 2008. As a High School Physical Educator (back in "the world" at Farrington) you were the first state employee to make the ultimate sacrifice in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. I congratulate you, my bruddah, for finally receiving the respect you've so consistently earned. I believe that in GOD's eyes you earned your wings and I pray that we'll meet again. A twenty-one gun salute at your memorial service was so appropriate. I'll remember you always and honor you wish!
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This is MC2 Ben Baker,
I had the opportunity to work with MC1 and will never forget the great attitude he presented on good and bad days. A very positive individual that always, even with humor, knew how to lighten another Sailors mood.
I am very sorry for his families loss. MC1 would talk about his family and how much he cared about them. This was one of the reasons he volunteered for the middle east.
He wanted to support his family and provide for them.
MC1 will be missed.
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You were and are a hero, I send my condolences to your loved ones. you will be missed greatly. thank you for giving yourself to our country for our freedom. God bless you and your family.
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