1st Class Jason D. Nathan Obituary

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Published online on June 24, 2007.

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"Thank you for your heroism. I am grateful for you on this Thanksgiving Day." (GA)
"Been on my mind a lot lately. I am thankful for your service, sorrow for your loss. We all miss you. You inspire so many of us, and you will live on in infamy forever. I hope all the Det-6 folks are still in close contact...tough times bring..."
- Tim McLaughlin
"We were both SF and stationed together at Lakenheath.You came to mind, today, on Veteran's Day. I remember you always setting a good example and being someone others looked up to. I made a song and dedicated it to you......"
- Andrew DeCuir (Sierra Vista, AZ)
"Jason Nathan " my brother from Georgia" was how son introduced us on that special day ... You are never forgotten, please keep watching over us and guide us if we loose our way."
- M. Closson (GA)
"On my mind every day bro. Never forgotten"
- Bryson Cornelius (Atlanta, GA)

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