1st Class Jason D. Nathan Obituary

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Published online on June 24, 2007.

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"Jason, you are always in my thoughts and prayers. You will never be forgotten. OUTLAWS FOREVER!!!"
- Clarence Barry (Gillette, WY)
"What's up man. It seems like yesterday we were all getting yelled at during the day and cracking jokes at night at BMT. It's crazy how many lives you have touched. Just reading this legacy page speaks to the man you are. We just booked hotel..."
"Well Brother its that day again and it still dont seem right. 7 yrs ago today i sat in the laundry tent at camp Bucca,Iraq and got some of the worst news i've ever received. i remember leavin MEPS in ATL to gettin on a plane to San Antonio for basic..."
- Bryson Cornelius (Atlanta, GA)
"Nate, On this Memorial Day weekend, I am honored to be ble to share you with all my friends and family. You Gave your all for country and will never be forgotten. God Bless You and your family. My Sons also know you and keep the word."
"Jason. ..I miss you so much.I'm so proud to be your mom.Your baby brother Nigel is home from college . Your sister Janelle she's doing finehaving a little hard time with this pregnancyand Your big brother Joe is coming home from Afghanistan that's..."
- Phyllis Nathan (Macon, GA)

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