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Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman
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Erin Hernandez
April 27, 2025
I think about you often. I am grateful that I got to meet you. I will never forget the kindness you showed me when we met. I pray for you and your family.
Erik Hoffmann
May 15, 2017
I am a former Marine and served in the Army from 2003-2008. By chance, I was able to visit the oh so beautiful Spooner veterans cemetery In April of 2007 only a few days after Cpl. Timberman was buried on his 21st birthday. Has it been almost 10 years already!? Like all Marines, like all servicemen and woman who served and like those who laid down their lives for this great country, they would say that they would do it again and were proud to make the sacrifice. For some reason, I was at the Spooner cemetery and for some reason, I was drawn to his grave. I kind of adopted him as the one that I think of when I think of all who have served and fallen. My heart goes out to his family and all families and loved ones who have lost brave souls like Harry.
Rebekah Ritter(Studer)
May 8, 2017
I will never forget what a great man and friend Harry was, I loved him deeply, to this day I miss him! Thank you for your service,
. see you again soon one day! R.I.P
Liberty Gerold
May 8, 2017
Thank you for your service! My prayers continue to be with you and your family!
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John Tierney
May 20, 2016
We miss you buddy, wish you were here.
November 11, 2015
love and miss you g ma is comming to see you take cer of hear thanke you
Micheal Tidwell
June 3, 2014
You are a brave young man, whom I respect and admire. I am proud to be your family and honored to have known you. I miss you my friend.
June 3, 2014
You are loved and we all miss a tremendously and we know you one of our guardian angles. Love aunt rhonda, kevin, and kenny
Clinton Mitchell, SR
June 3, 2014
I was/am so proud of you. I enjoyed writing letters to you when you were in boot camp. Our Nation is safer because of you. Thank you for your service to our country. RIP
harry h timberman sr
June 3, 2014
i got your name on the wall at fort larned mamoreal i lovey and miss you so mutch your dad
Leila Campbell
May 7, 2013
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
The Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation will be honoring your loved one at the non-denominational Christian Memorial Day Remembrance worship service at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, 26 May 2013. We will remember the casualties of the Global War on Terrorism from Minnesota … and the bordering states of Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Outside of the historic Fort Snelling Veterans Memorial Chapel will be a “Memorial Garden” filled with some 300 white crosses bearing the names of the war dead … including your loved one.
The Memorial Garden will be encircled with larger white crosses representing all of the wars of our nation's history and give honor to all who have served in the United States Armed Forces and made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we enjoy today. Wreaths will be placed at the foot of each 8-foot cross bearing the number of U.S. Service Members killed in each of America's conflicts.
I would like to extend to your family an invitation to honor us with your presence at worship as we pay tribute to the sacrifice made by your service member and family. Our pastor, Kenneth L. Beale, Jr., will preach a message entitled, “Freedom:Free, but Costly.” At the conclusion of the worship hour, all of the congregation will be invited to silently pay their respects at the garden and there place poppies at each of the crosses. A Memorial Rifle Squad of the Fort Snelling National Cemetery will fire vollies as the US flag is lowered to half-staff and Taps is played. Following your visit to the Memorial Garden, your family is invited to attend an informal reception (weather permitting) outside of the Chapel. The Memorial Garden will remain until 5:00 p.m. on Monday, 27 May (Memorial Day).
As this Christian worship service has traditionally been well attended, we would be happy to reserve seating for you and yours. To do so, kindly call (651/286-7296) and leave a voice message indicating your veterans' name and the number of persons attending. For more information about the Foundation or driving directions to the historic chapel at Fort Snelling, visit our website at: www.fortsnellingmcf.org Special rates for nearby hotels will be available. For more information call (651/286-7296) or email the office ([email protected]) and leave your name and contact information.
Also, beginning at dusk (8:30 p.m.) on Saturday 25 May through dawn (6:30 a.m.) on Sunday, 26 May, a “Prayer Vigil for Peace” will be held in the sanctuary of the Chapel. You are invited to stop by, light a candle and place it at the foot of your loved one's cross in the Memorial Garden … and then enter the Chapel for prayer.
If you are not able to attend, we pray that you would find comfort in knowing that our prayers are with you and all of the fallen heroes.
Respectfully,
Leila Campbell
Office Manager
Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation
email:[email protected]
web site:www.fortsnellingmcf.org
April 25, 2012
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
The Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation will be honoring your loved one at the non-denominational Christian Memorial Day Remembrance worship service at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday 27 May 2012. We will remember the casualties of the Global War on Terrorism from Minnesota … and the bordering states of Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Outside of the historic Fort Snelling Veterans Memorial Chapel will be a “Memorial Garden” filled with some 300 white crosses bearing the names of the war dead … including your loved one.
The Memorial Garden will be encircled with larger white crosses representing all of the wars of our nation's history and give honor to all who have served the United States and made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we enjoy today. Wreaths will be placed at the foot of each cross bearing the number of U.S. Service Members killed in each of America's conflicts.
I would like to extend to your family an invitation to honor us with your presence at worship as we pay tribute to the sacrifice made by your service member and family. Our pastor, U.S. Army Chaplain Col. Kenneth L. Beale, Jr., will preach a message entitled, “Lest We Forget Freedom's Cost.” At the conclusion of the worship hour, all of the congregation will be invited to silently pay their respects at the garden and place poppies at each of the crosses. A Memorial Rifle Squad of the Fort Snelling National Cemetery will fire vollies as the US flag is lowered to half-staff and Taps is played. Following your visit to the Memorial Garden, your family is invited to attend an informal reception (weather permitting) outside of the Chapel.
As this Christian worship service has traditionally been well attended, we would be happy to reserve seating for you and yours. To do so, kindly call (651/456-4410) and leave a voice message indicating your veterans' name and the number of persons attending. For more information about the Foundation or driving directions to the historic chapel at Fort Snelling, visit our website at: www.fortsnellingmcf.org Special rates for nearby hotels will be available. For more information call (651/456-4410) or email ([email protected]) the office, and leave your name and contact information.
Also, beginning at dusk (8:30 p.m.) on Saturday 26 May through dawn (6:30 a.m.) on Sunday 27 May, a “Prayer Vigil for Peace” will be held in the sanctuary of the Chapel. You are invited to stop by, light a candle and place it at the foot of your loved one's cross in the Memorial Garden … and then enter the Chapel for prayer.
If you are not able to attend, we pray that you would find comfort in knowing that our prayers are with you and all of the fallen heroes.
Respectfully,
Leila Campbell
Office Manager
Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation
email:[email protected]
web site:www.fortsnellingmcf.org
Peggy Childers
March 20, 2012
March 17, 2012
To the family and friends of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
Please accept my remembrance of Harry on the anniversary of his passing and know that he will never be forgotten.
May 10, 2011
To the family of Lance Cpl Harry H Timberman:
The Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation will be honoring your loved one at the non-denominational Memorial Day Sunday worship service at 11:00 a.m. on 29 May 2011. We will remember the casualties of the Global War on Terrorism from Minnesota … and the neighboring states of Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Outside of the historic Fort Snelling Veterans Memorial Chapel will be a “Memorial Garden” filled with some 200 white crosses bearing the names of the war dead … including your loved one. The Memorial Garden’s perimeter will be manned by members of the Patriot Guard and a honor guard from AMVETS Post #1 of Mendota will be posted at the entrance.
The Memorial Garden will be encircled with larger white crosses representing all of the wars in United States history and give honor to all who have served their country and made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we enjoy today. Wreaths will be placed at the foot of each cross bearing the number of U.S. Service Members killed in each of our nation’s wars.
I would like to extend to your family an invitation to honor us with your presence at worship as we pay tribute to the sacrifice made by your service member and family. Our pastor, U.S. Army Chaplain Col. Kenneth L. Beale, Jr., will preach a message entitled, “A Believer’s Look at War.” At the conclusion of the worship hour, all of the congregation will be invited to silently pay their respects at the garden and place poppies at each of the crosses. A Memorial Rifle Squad of Fort Snelling National Cemetery will fire vollies as the US flag is lowered to half-staff and Taps is played. Following your visit to the memorial garden, your family is invited to attend an informal reception (weather permitting) outside of the Chapel.
As this Christian worship service has traditionally been well attended, we would be happy to reserve seating for you and yours. To do so, kindly call (651/456-4410) and leave a voice message indicating your veterans’ name and the number of persons attending. For more information about the Foundation or driving directions to the historic chapel at Fort Snelling, visit our website at: www.fortsnellingmcf.org Special rates for nearby hotels will be available. For more information call (651/456-4410) or email ([email protected]) the office and leave your name and contact information.
Also, beginning at dusk (8:30 p.m.) on Sat 28 May through dawn (6:30 a.m.) on Sun 29 May, a “Prayer Vigil for Peace” will be held in the sanctuary of the Chapel. You are invited to stop by, light a candle and place it at the foot of your loved one’s cross in the Memorial Garden … and then enter the Chapel for prayer.
If you are not able to attend, we pray that you would find comfort in knowing that our prayers are with you and all of the fallen heroes.
Respectfully,
Leila Campbell
Office Manager
Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation
email:[email protected]
web site:www.fortsnellingmcf.org
Anna T
March 27, 2011
I just wanted to say we think about you all daily. You are all in our thoughts and prayers always. Miss you Harry!
Susie Stiver
March 19, 2011
Just wanting you to know that Harry is remembered by your many Marine families. Eleanor Roosevelt said, “Lest I keep my complacent way I must remember somewhere out there a person died for me today.As long as there must be war, I ask and I must answer Was I Worth Dying For?” Harry reminds me to try to be a person worthy of his sacrifice. My thoughts and prayers remain with you.
Peggy Childers
March 17, 2011
To the family and friends of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
Remembering Harry on the anniversary of his passing. May our fallen heroes never be forgotten!
Peggy Childers
www.IraqWarHeroes.org
L Neal
March 14, 2011
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
Please know that just as your loved one remains in your hearts and minds; his sacrifice, and that of your family, remains with the people he died defending. Words cannot express the gratitude we feel for his bravery and selflessness, or the heartache we feel for your loss. God bless and keep you always.
harry timberman
July 26, 2010
thank all that remember my son. h.h.timberman sr
May 3, 2010
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
The Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation will be honoring your loved one at the non-denominational Memorial Day Sunday worship service at 11:00 a.m. on 30 May 2010. We will remember the casualties of the Global War on Terrorism from Minnesota … and the neighboring states of Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Outside of the historic Fort Snelling Veterans Memorial Chapel will be a “Memorial Garden” filled with white crosses bearing the names of the war dead … including your loved one.
The Memorial Garden will be encircled with larger white crosses to represent all of the wars in United States history and give honor to all who have served their country and made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we enjoy today.
I would like to extend to your family an invitation to honor us with your presence at worship as we pay tribute to the sacrifice made by your service member and family. Our pastor, U.S. Army Chaplain Col. Kenneth L. Beale, Jr., will preach a message entitled “A Day of Remembrance.” At the conclusion of the worship hour, all of the congregation will be invited to silently pay their respects at the garden and place poppies at each of the crosses. An honor guard squad will be on hand to fire vollies as the US flag is lowered to half-staff and Taps is played. Following your visit to the memorial garden, your family is invited to attend an informal reception; weather permitting will be outside of the Chapel.
As this Christian worship service has traditionally been well attended, we would be happy to reserve seating for you and yours. To do so, kindly call (612/970-7866) and leave a voice message indicating your veterans’ name and the number of persons attending. For more information about the Foundation or driving directions to the historic chapel at Fort Snelling, visit our website at: www.fortsnellingmcf.org Special rates for nearby hotels will be available. For more information call (612/970-7866) or email ([email protected]) the office and leave your name and contact information.
Also, beginning at dusk (8:30 p.m.) on Sat 29 May through dawn (6:30 a.m.) on Sun 30 May, a “Prayer Vigil for Peace” will be held in the sanctuary of the Chapel. You are invited to stop by, light a candle and place it at the foot of your loved one’s cross in the Memorial Garden … and then enter the Chapel for prayer.
If you are not able to attend, we pray that you would find comfort in knowing that our prayers are with you and all of the fallen heroes.
Respectfully,
Leila Campbell
Office Manager
Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation
email:[email protected]
web site:www.fortsnellingmcf.org
Anna T
March 20, 2010
Harry,(and family)
I had a dream about you the other night. We were talking to each other on the phone,It was so great to hear your voice again and remember all the good times we had.
This last year Anthony was over in Iraq,I always felt that you were with him and it made this deployment easier knowing that he had a guardian angel with him. We miss you!!
You are always in our thoughts and prayers.
Bradly Timberman
December 28, 2009
Thank you all for the wonderful comments about my brother, it means a lot to his family and friends. I would like to thank everyone that fought by his side. I'm honored to have Harry as my older brother. My condolences to all that have been impacted by this war. Their bravery has inspired and protected this great country that so many people take for granted. Thank you for caring and supporting our soldiers.
Leila Campbell
May 4, 2009
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
The Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation will be honoring your loved one at the non-denominational Memorial Day Sunday worship service at 11:00 a.m. on 24 May 2009. We will remember the casualties of the Global War on Terrorism from Minnesota … and the neighboring states of Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Outside of the historic Fort Snelling Veterans Memorial Chapel will be a “Memorial Garden” filled with white crosses bearing the names of the war dead … including your loved one.
I would like to extend to your family an invitation to honor us with your presence at worship as we pay tribute to the sacrifice made by your service member and family. Our pastor, U.S. Army Chaplain Col. Kenneth L. Beale, Jr., will preach a message entitled “Answering the Highest Call.” At the conclusion of the worship hour, all of the congregation will be invited to silently pay their respects at the garden and place poppies at each of the crosses. An honor guard squad will be on hand to fire vollies as the US flag is lowered to half-staff and Taps is played. Following your visit to the memorial garden, your family is invited to attend an informal reception in the Chapel’s Fellowship Hall.
As this Christian worship service has traditionally been well attended, we would be happy to reserve seating for you and yours. To do so, kindly call (612/970-7866) and leave a voice message indicating your veterans’ name and the number of persons attending. For more information about the Foundation or driving directions to the historic chapel at Fort Snelling, visit our website at: www.fortsnellingmcf.org Special rates for nearby hotels will be available. For more information call (612/970-7866) or email ([email protected]) the office and leave your name and contact information.
Also, beginning at dusk (8:30 p.m.) on Sat 23 May through dawn (6:30 a.m.) on Sun 24 May, a “Prayer Vigil for Peace” will be held in the sanctuary of the Chapel. You are invited to stop by, light a candle and place it at the foot of your loved one’s cross in the Memorial Garden … and then enter the Chapel for prayer.
If you are not able to attend, we pray that you would find comfort in knowing that our prayers are with you and all of the fallen heroes.
Respectfully,
Leila Campbell
Office Manager
Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation
email:[email protected]
web site:www.fortsnellingmcf.org
Mario Ramos
April 26, 2009
i was a friend of harry we were in the same platoon there is not one day that passes by that i don't think about him in the name of Golf Co 1st platoon 2/7 we all miss you brother.
harry timberman sr
April 26, 2009
from your dad i love and miss you thank you
Peggy Childers
March 17, 2009
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
Harry gave the ultimate sacrifice and will be held in the hearts of Americans forever. I cannot and will not let our fallen heroes be forgotten. My deepest sympathy to you. "Some gave all."
Peggy Childers
"Don't Let The Memory Of Them Drift Away"
www.IraqWarHeroes.org
Kenna Larra
February 6, 2009
We love our Soldiers! We love our country and we cannot express enough love and compassion to the families. War does not discriminate – It breaks my heart to see the faces of the fallen. We want to give this gift to you. We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization! Over 1,400 portraits have been completed and shipped to the parents and or spouse - at no cost as this is a gift from one American to another!
Contact us directly at [email protected] or go to www.heropaintings.com. If you have already had a portrait completed, we pray that you are enjoying the portrait and God Bless You.
Sincerely,
Kenna
Anna T
September 25, 2008
Harry,
You my friend, are always in our thoughts, Anthony went and visited you on Veterans Day. He was helping out at the ceramony, We miss you!! And we will meet again !!
Love, Anthony and Anna and Kids
June 22, 2008
You are remembered and respected. Thank you Lance Cpl Timberman!
Iraq, February 27, 2007 - On a break from a patrol
May 23, 2008
Susie Stiver
May 9, 2008
On the eve of this Mothers' Day, I pray that the comfort of knowing that Harry is still now, and always will be, in our hearts and prayers, will help carry you through the coming days. He will always have our thanks and gratitude. Please know that many, many Marine Moms are lifting you in prayer.
Marie Jorgensen
May 7, 2008
My name is Marie and my sister in-law is here with me, her name is Maria. My husband, Lcpl Steven Jorgensen, served with Harry and speaks very highly of him. I only had a chance to meet him once but he was an amazing person. Maria sits and tells me about how she can remember him cooking french toast and talking with him. He had a smile that could light up the darkest of rooms. We all talk about him often and remember all the good times they had. He will forever live in our hearts. He is a true hero and most of all our hero.
We will always love and miss you; forever your family
May 7, 2008
Leila Campbell
April 30, 2008
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
The Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation will be honoring your loved one at the non-denominational Memorial Day Sunday worship service at 11:00 a.m. on 25 May, 2008. We will remember the casualties of the Global War on Terrorism from Minnesota … and the neighboring states of Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Outside of the historic Fort Snelling Veterans Memorial Chapel will be a “Memorial Garden” filled with white crosses bearing the names of the war dead … including your loved one.
I would like to extend to your family an invitation to honor us with your presence at worship as we pay tribute to the sacrifice made by your service member and family. Our pastor, U.S. Army Chaplain, LTC Kenneth L. Beale, Jr. will preach a message entitled “The Price of Freedom” At the conclusion of the worship hour, all of the congregation will be invited to silently pay their respects at the garden and place poppies at each of the crosses. An honor guard squad will be on hand to fire vollies as the US flag is lowered to half-staff and Taps is played.
As this Christian worship service has traditionally been well attended, we would be happy to reserve seating for you and yours. To do so, kindly call (612/970-7866) and leave a voice message indicating your veterans’ name and the number of persons attending. For more information about the Foundation or driving directions to the historic chapel at Fort Snelling, visit our website at: www.fortsnellingmcf.org
Also, beginning at dusk (8:30 p.m.) on Sat. 24 May through dawn (6:30 a.m.) on Sun. 25 May, a “PrayerVigil for Peace” will be held. You are invited to stop by and light a candle and place it at the foot of your loved one’s cross in the Memorial Garden, then enter the Chapel for prayer.
If you are not able to attend, we pray that you would find comfort in knowing that our prayers are with you and all of the fallen heroes.
Respectfully,
Leila Campbell
Administrative Assistant
Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel Foundation
email:[email protected]
web site:www.fortsnellingmcf.org
August 17, 2007
There is nothing that I can say or do to take away the pain or bring you peace in your time of sorrow, but I will offer you and your family my heart felt condolences. I also offer you my prayers that in time the pain will easy and the memories of your HERO will carry you through each day and night. I want to thank your HERO, for his/her selfless act of becoming a member of the armed forces, his/her willingness to defend the United States of America, all that we hold sacred and for the sacrifice that will forever be etched in the memories of all those who knew him/her. Though tears can never bring him/her back, we hope that our tears express our gratitude for the sacrifice that he/she made and our sorrow at his/her passing. I believe for every fallen HERO there is a star shining brightly up above to remind us of the precious gift we were given.
Your mission on earth is complete and you are now a member of GOD’s Heavenly armed forces. Stand down brave warrior and take your rightful place in Heaven with all the HEROES who have passed before.
I made a special promise to LE RON A. WILSON, a dear family friend who joined the Army with three other friends, one of whom is my son (Le Ron was killed in action on 07/06/07 at the age of 18) on the day he was laid to rest as I touched his coffin, that I would never forget him nor would I forget those that gave their lives for our country before him, with him and after him and so when I came across www.legacy.com, I thought what a great way to keep my promise to Le Ron, so I will continue to leave tributes in each guest book until the day there is no longer the need to leave these tributes to a FALLEN HERO.
REST IN PEACE, HERO, YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!
PROUD MOTHER OF A U.S. SOLDIER
Currently stationed in Germany
Althea Barrett(Queens, NY)
ROBYN GARSIDE
August 16, 2007
MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS. I HAVE JUST LEARNED THAT YOUR HARRY WAS A CLOSE FRIEND TO MY SON. THERE IS A LOT OF SADDNESS IN IRAQ. WE HAVE PLACED A MEMORIAL FOR HIM AT OUR HOME AND HE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. IF THERE IS ANYTHING THAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU PLEASE LET US KNOW. PLEASE STAY STRONG AND GODSPEED. SEMPER FI
A PROUD MARINE MOM
August 11, 2007
Thank you for the sacrifice made by Lance Cpl Timberman and the sacrifice made by everyone who loves and misses him! May God bless all of you!!
Lee Sirotnak
July 8, 2007
Please accept our sympathy for your loss, and our prayers that God provide you peace and comfort. Harry will live on in the hearts of many American families, and especially Marine families, who recognize his honor and courage and who will be here to support your family with prayer. God Bless.
Ronn Massie
June 26, 2007
God bless the family and friends of Harry.
You will all be in our prayers.
Thank you Harry for being such a brave hero.
(In remembrance of Cpl. Joey Cantrell 4-4-07)
ROBYN Garside
May 17, 2007
MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS. I HAVE JUST LEARNED OF YOUR GREAT LOSS AND WISH TO EXPRESS MY DEEPEST SYMPATHIES. PLEASE KNOW THAT THERE ARE PEOPLE OUT HERE WHO DO CARE AND YOUR HERO WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. MY SON IS ALSO IN THE 2/7. I DO NOT KNOW IF THEY KNEW EACH OTHER. HOLD TIGHT TO YOUR TREASURED MEMORIES THAT HIS SPECIAL SMILE MAY CONTINUE TO SHINE ON. I PRAY THAT PEACE WILL FIND YOU ALL SOMEDAY. GODSPEED AND SEMPER FI.
A PROUD MARINE MOM
April, 2007-Grave of Lance Cpl Timberman, Spooner, Wi
Erik Hoffmann
May 11, 2007
Last month, I drove cross country to Wisconsin. I made an unexpected visit to the Veterans Cemetary in Spooner and visited the grave of Lance Cpl Timberman and many others. This cemetary was so beautiful and peaceful, absolutely amazing. I met a woman there who lost a Brother in Vietnam and trust me, we both had a good cry together. I have a Father who is now 84, a tough former Marine Corps Captain, a WWII and Korea Veteran. His kids are facing the reality of his ultimate passing and plans have been made to lay him to rest in the Sepulveda, Ca Veteran's cemetary. Whether 20 or 84, losing any Marine is not easy and hurts more so, especially when you have worn the uniform. I am a former Marine Corps 0311 rifleman. I joined the Army National Guard at 44 as a calling after 9-11 and after serving for 3 years am transfering into an Army Reserve Military Police Unit. I went to M.P. School at 44 and am now 48. The Marine in me keeps me in great shape and I'm still willing to answer the call to duty and could certainly end up in Iraq myself. For those of you who don't understand all of this, those of us who serve, love our Country and whether we agree with why we are in this war (or any war) or not, we love what we do and would do it over and over! Lance Cpl Timberman didn't die in vain. I know that he died a hero in the hearts and minds of many and if he could speak, he would tell you that he would do it again. I didn't know him. I did, however, have the honor of visiting his grave soon after he died, and the graves of others who make me proud to serve in the Military and make me proud to be a Marine, a US Soldier and an American. One last thought. I was overwhelmed at the amount of tributes to Veteran's across this great country! When I reached Wisconsin I visited the Rice Lake, Veteran's memorial and the Spooner Memorial and the Spooner Veteran's cemetary and the visits left a lasting impression that I will never forget!I know first hand that Lance Cpl Timberman has been laid to rest in a wonderful place and I hope to visit again. God bless America and my heartfelt condolences to his Family and all of the Families of fallen Troops!! Erik Jon Hoffmann
Dawn Meyers
May 11, 2007
Dear Family of LCpl Timberman: We are so very sorry for your heartbreak. We know your pain as you begin your journey of grief. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. As a Northwood High graduate, and the sister of a fallen Marine, I feel an extra sadness at the loss of this young Marine. Please take care of yourselves and each other.
All our love,
Darin and Dee Meyers
In memory of LCpl Adam J. VanAlstine, USMC KIA 2/25/2006 Ramadi, Iraq
Glen
May 5, 2007
“Paid in Full”
To Honor The Service of Fallen and Injured Marines
Marines through and through, they paid the price
Six thousand miles away, we live the life
For which they paid with their blood, spirits and bodies
We will never forget what they paid in full
We hope and we pray that somehow their loved ones find comfort
In God, in the flag, in the memory of their loved ones’ bravery
They’re gone now but we see them still…proud, strong, willing
Covering each other’s backs… courageous, moving forward
What kind of love did they have for us to be willing
To give all for the Black, White, Jew, Christian, Muslim?
We don’t comprehend but we honor you now and forever
You are Our Marines…some living…some not
Forever in our hearts we will cherish your lives
Lives too short yet immortal they’ll be
Highest brotherhood of the Few, the Proud
They stand at attention, and we gaze with awe
Some know their names not, but our admiration for them
Flows limitless within us, between us
They sacrificed their limbs or their lives
Freedom still rings, a soft sound across the miles
It tolls slowly; all of creation takes note
Of lives that were lost for people unknown
Out of sight but not lost; forever among us
The starched blues marching straight
Toward the place where we will meet them
Many years from now…how we loved them…
Well done beloved Brothers and Sisters…You’ve paid it in full
Always Faithful Marines, You Have Paid it in Full
Kay Hansen
April 22, 2007
I am praying for your family during this time. Although more than a month has passed since his death, I have not had one day go by that I have not thought of him and your family. My fiance was serving alongside with him when he died. I came across a photo of the two of them the other day. This brought the reality of it all home. I am praying that God will bring comfort and peace to you all. I cannot imagine what you must be going through. May God bless you.
April 13, 2007
Harry's unit was my old unit - a very long time ago. Seeint 2/7/1 next to his name made me even more sorrowful for the loss of this young Marine.
Joe Finch
April 13, 2007
I am sorry to hear of your loss. Your son and those that serve with him are truly heroes. Please know that most of us understand and appreciate the sacrifices made by the military and their families. Thank you.
VICKI MELIA
April 12, 2007
I am so sorry to hear about another fallen! I know there are no words that I can say to ease your pain! The loss of a child is something that is the most difficult thing to bare. We can only pray that one day we will be together again. I was told that if you stretch a piece of string a mile long and line that string with beads, the beads would resemble eternity. Life here on earth is equal to “only one bead”. We have only a short time here compared to the time we will spend in eternity with our loved ones. The only thing I can say is let faith keep you grounded in your life and hold on to your loved ones! This will help you through! This is what helps me get through my days, I too have lost. My son entered into the Heavens to be with our Lord!
God Bless Your Family!
In Loving Memory of Lcpl. Anthony C. Melia USMC~ Ramadi, Iraq 1/27/2007
"SEMPER FI"
Tom Gugliuzza-Smith
April 11, 2007
My heartfelt sympathy to the Timberman family in the loss of Harry. I did not know Harry, but my heart is broken and I am saddened for your loss of such a fine young person and hero. May God bring you peace in your heart as you reflect on all the wonderful memories you hold so close. Please know that you are in my heart and prayers. My heart was touched by the many wonderful/beautiful things written about you. Harry you are my hero and you will NEVER be forgotten.
I send each of you a hug from the most inner part of my heart.
Love and Peace
Tom
"To live in the hearts
of those you leave behind
is never to die"
~Robert Orr~
Sandy Bonesteel
April 11, 2007
As the mother of a son (my only child) who is enlisted in the Army, I want to send my condolences.
Audrey Nichka
April 7, 2007
To the family of Lcpl Harry Timberman,
My son Lcpl Blake Howey he was also killed in Iraq on Feb. 18, he was in 2/7 with your son, I am not sure if they knew each other . I do feel your pain and I understand what you are going through…Harry and Blake are true American hero and never will be forgotten. I will keep your family in my prayer… You can contact me any time if you need to talk.
Jennifer Austill
April 3, 2007
To my dearest family, some things I'd like to say...
but first of all, to let you know, that I arrived okay.
I'm writing this from heaven. Here I dwell with God above.
Here, there's no more tears of sadness; here is just eternal love.
Please do not be unhappy just because I'm out of sight.
Remember that I'm with you every morning, noon and night.
That day I had to leave you when my life on earth was through,
God picked me up and hugged me and He said, "I welcome you."
It's good to have you back again; you were missed while you were gone.
As for your dearest family, they'll be here later on.
I need you here badly; you're part of my plan.
There's so much that we have to do, to help our mortal man."
God gave me a list of things, that he wished for me to do.
And foremost on the list, was to watch and care for you.
And when you lie in bed at night, the day's chores put to flight.
God and I are closest to you....in the middle of the night.
When you think of my life on earth, and all those loving years
because you are only human, they are bound to bring you tears.
But do not be afraid to cry; it does relieve the pain.
Remember there would be no flowers, unless there was some rain.
I wish that I could tell you all that God has planned.
But if I were to tell you, you wouldn't understand.
But one thing is for certain, though my life on earth is o'er.
I'm closer to you now, than I ever was before.
There are many rocky roads ahead of you and many hills to climb;
but together we can do it by taking one day at a time.
It was always my philosophy and I'd like it for you too...
that as you give unto the world, the world will give to you.
If you can help somebody who's in sorrow and pain,
then you can say to God at night......"My day was not in vain."
And now I am contented....that my life has been worthwhile,
knowing as I passed along the way, I made somebody smile.
So if you meet somebody who is sad and feeling low,
just lend a hand to pick him up, as on your way you go.
When you're walking down the street, and you've got me on your mind;
I'm walking in your footsteps only half a step behind.
And when it's time for you to go.... from that body to be free,
remember you're not going.....you're coming here to me.
Ruth Ann Mahaffey (author)
©Copyright 1998-2007
To Harry's Family and friends, the poem above is something I saw fitting to this sad occasion. It hopefully will give you some sort of peace when you think of your son. He died a hero fighting for a country in which he believed. He will always be remembered with a smile on his face. Please remember you are not alone in mourning your son. The world mourns with you and so do we. We all feel your pain and are here for you if you ever need anything.
Everyone From the Tomahawk
John Prater
April 1, 2007
We are so sorry for your family's loss. We heard of this guest book from the parent's of Joey Eager that was with your son in Iraq. No words can properly express our thankfulness for your son's service to the United States and the freedom's he protected for us and many throughout the world. We pray for you today and ask God to help removed the hurt and fill the loss of your precious child.
Susan Stiver
March 30, 2007
Please know that your precious Marine will be on my heart and in my prayers every day. "Never again will they hunger; never again will they thirst. The sun will not beat upon them, nor any scorching heat. For the Lamb at the center of the throne will be their shepherd; he will lead them to springs of living water. And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes.(Rev7.16-17)
tim foley
March 30, 2007
Thank you Lance Cpl. Harry Timberman for trying to make the world a better place.Your lose was not in vain.God Bless you and your family.
Jerry Leary
March 30, 2007
My family and I wish to express our deepest sympathies to you for your loss. I am deeply grateful that Harry was willing to serve this country and all of us who cherish our freedom. Please know that there will always be those like me and my family what will be eternally grateful for the sacrifice that he made. May God bless and comfort you. SEMPER FI!
Elizabeth Bounin
March 29, 2007
My deepest sympathy goes out to your family, friends, and loved ones. My cousin is Lance Cpl. Ross E. Meyer who served with Harry. I am so very proud of all the men and women who serve and protect this beautiful country.
Harry - May God Bless You....you are America's hero and will never be forgotten.
Stephen Nolting
March 29, 2007
To the family and friends of Lance Cpl H. Timberman. I can not begin to express my sadness at the loss of such a wonderful young man. I can say how proud I am of each and every man and woman who serves and protects our country. When people ask where are the heros for young people to look up to I say look to the military and those courageous and freedom loving men and women. My prayers go out to you. God bless.
Maureen S
March 29, 2007
My prayers go out to the family and loved ones of Lance Cpl. Harry Timberman. May we never forget, or take for granted, the sacrifices made by our brave soldiers everyday.
Josh Gisi
March 28, 2007
God bless you and your family. The loss of Lcpl. Timberman to this country and the Corps is devasting. As a fellow Devil Dog and one who was privileged enough to have fought in Iraq in 2004, I appreciate the continued sacrifice hero's like Lcpl. Timberman make for me and this great country.
Roger Spurgeon
March 28, 2007
I am a police officer and, although I have no direct connection to Harry, I'd like to express my gratitude for his sacrifice. He stood for the best our country has to offer and, regardless of politics, served to protect the noblest of ideas. I understand a little bit about representing something larger than yourself, and for that I thank him, and thank you.
Scott P
March 28, 2007
There is no greter honor than to lay down your life for another. Lance Cpl. Harry Timberman died defending our freedom, and protecting us against terror. My family and I wish to offer our condolences to his family, and our gratitude for his sacrifice. May God always bless you, and please know, you will be together again.
Brenda Corlew
March 28, 2007
To the Family, Friends and Other Loved ones of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman:
I am so sorry for your loss. It has got to be the deepest hurt anyone could endure. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Please also know what a hero your son is to all of us. There are many other heroes in this tradedy. Each person who mourns the loss, each person who attempted to save his life, each person who puts their own lives in harms way so we can have a better world, is a hero. And because of them, the world is a better place. My son is also serving our country overseas and I thank God every day for him.
Thank you Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman. God Bless You.
Kelly Haywood
March 28, 2007
I want to say thank you and to express my pride in the service that your son provided to this country. Nothing will ever bring back the loss of a loved one. Know that America is praying for you and your family.
Steve Buchanan
March 28, 2007
Your son was a true Hero! My thoughts and prayers go out to you and all the service members proudly serving our country.
Derek Cress
March 28, 2007
I would like to extend my condolences to Cpl. Timberman's family and friends. I am sorry for their lost. He is a hero, who has given the ultimate sacrifice for his country. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless you!
Karen Dague - Former USMC CPL
March 28, 2007
There is no greater gift then a person who gives their life for another. You will never know the magintude of what Harry has done for others, but know in your heart that Harry has played a part in making life better for others in a land far from ours, as well as in our own home. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I thank you for giving us a man, in your son, that loved his fellow man enough to risk and ultimately give his life so that others may, not just live, but live a better life. Even though many of us never met him, he has touched us all. We live free because of him, and men and women like him. Thank you for sharing him with the world, and may God bless you and your family. Semper Fi.
Ron and Lez Bounin
March 28, 2007
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
Diane
March 28, 2007
My prayers are with you and your family. I would like to thank you for what your son has done for us!
Cheryl Eager
March 27, 2007
Words cannot express our sorrow in the loss of your precious son Lance Cpl. Harry Timberman. He will always be remembered in our family, and we pray for you every day. Our son, Lance Corporal Joseph Eager, was serving alongside your son and was with him at the time of his death. We are here for you if you ever need anything at all. May God grant you comfort during this time as only He can.
Respectfully,
Scott and Cheryl Eager
Jan Faber
March 27, 2007
To the family of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman, my thoughts and prays go out to you and your entire family. My nephew, Lance Cpl. Ross E. Meyer served with Harry and spoke very highly of him. I am VERY proud of my nephew and all who serve our wonderful country. May God bless you and help you through this trying time. I am sure you are very proud of Harry and everything he stood for.
Robert and Stephanie Meyer
March 26, 2007
To the family and friends of Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman;
There are no words which could ease the anguish you may all be feeling at this time. We wish to express our sorrow for your loss. Our son, Lance Cpl. Ross E. Meyer was serving with your son at the time of his death. Ross said Harry was one of the best marines he has served with in Iraq.
Please take salvation in the fact that: Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman
Is a fallen hero to the greatest country on earth and died defending its honor!
Courtney Cross
March 26, 2007
Words can't even began to express how sorry I am for your loss. My finance lcpl. Meyer, Ross E. was actually in his same company and you micht even know his name. He is still in Iraq and I know your son meant a lot to him. We are both thinking of you everyday and may god bless your family. With all My love... Courtney
Carl Raines, Sr.
March 26, 2007
Dear Timberman Family,
I an indeed saddened by the death of L/Cpl. Timberman. To me he was a brother. I served with 2/7 in Vietnam (1968-1969). I can tell you in truth that I know and feel your pain.
My only son, L/Cpl. Carl L. Raines II, was killed by a roadside bomb on 10-06-05 in Qaim Al Anbar Province. Not a day goes by that I don't remember the bright, wonderful young man that was taken to Heaven on that day. I wish I could somehow offer words to help ease your pain. Unfortunately, I still search for them personally.
Remember him for the good things he did for others. Keep that special place in your hearts open and remember, that death can never destroy the memories of this newly assigned angel. Semper Fi my brother! Rest in peace! Carl L. Raines, Sr.
Deidre Tracy
March 26, 2007
To the Harry Timberman family, I am so sorry for your loss. You all will be in my prayers. God bless you Cpl. Timberman.
shawnee (Austin, TX)
March 26, 2007
I am so very sorry for your loss.
He is an American hero and will never be forgotten.
Vicki Melia
March 23, 2007
I can't begin to express my deepest sympathy to your family. I know what you are going through at this time! The world has changed for you now and it will be a long road ahead. I can only pray that one day we will see our boys again. My son also, only passed away on January 27th in Al Anbar as well. Take comfort in your family and friends! God is watching over you! If you ever need someone that knows feel free to contact me!
In Loving memory of Lcpl. Anthony Melia, USMC 2/4 Fox Company 1/27/2007
Miranda Parker
March 22, 2007
I am so sorry for your loss. The sacrifice Harry made will never be forgotten, and he will forever be remembered as a true American Hero.
May it comfort you to know that you are being prayed for by people who care all over our great country.
"Land of the Free, Because of the Brave." God Bless your family.
March 22, 2007
To the Family and Friends of this Soldier:
I will stand in grief with this soldier's family to honor him. For every fallen HERO there is a bright star that shines in the evening sky to remind us of the cherished gift we were given – even if for too short a time.
My heart breaks again as I sign yet another guest book of another courageous young soldier who gave their life so selflessly. I wish I never found myself in a position to have to sign another guestbook for the rest of my life, but I promised Brent that neither he nor any like him would be forgotten and so I will continue until the day there is no longer the need.
We lost our son SFC Brent A. Adams on 12/1/05 and it seems like yesterday. I wish so badly there were things I could say to you right now to make the pain you are feeling go away, but I know first hand there simply are no words that will bring you the comfort and peace your heart aches for. Just know that you are not alone. My heart, thoughts, and prayers are with you all as you go through this tragedy moment by moment and as you mourn this loss.
We don't know each other, will probably never meet, but will forever be united in the loss of our Heroes. We have, unfortunately joined a group none of us wanted to join, an ever-growing group of families in this situation. May God grant you peace and strength to get through this and be able once again to smile at a memory rather than have only the tears that flow so easily now. To be so proud of your loved one and so saddened at the same time is a mix of emotions very difficult to deal with as our hearts both burst with pride and pain together.
I am sorry that I never knew your soldier personally. While they can never be replaced, neither will they ever be forgotten. You must trust that sometime, someday the loving memories you have will help to sustain you and help you go on. This courageous soldier will forever be your Angel watching over you all for the rest of your lives. It's what brings me some measure of peace and comfort and I hope it will you as well.
To his family and friends in pain, I offer this comfort: When you find yourself in that dark sorrowful place, think not only of how you will miss him, but instead recall the years, days, hours and minutes gifted to you by his presence. The one thing that cannot be taken from you is your wonderful memories that now will mean more than ever.
If you ever want to talk, I'm only an e:mail away and would love for you to tell me more about your Hero.
God Bless this soldier and family who gave all and God Bless legacy.com for setting up this site where families can so quickly share their condolences and prayers with others like themselves.
Proud Parents of SFC Brent A. Adams, KIA, 12/1/05, Ramadi, Iraq
Pam and Bill Adams, Lancaster, PA
The Taggart Family
March 22, 2007
To the family of Lance Cpl Harry H Timberman, our sympathies and love come to you. May God hold you in his arms and give you peace that only he can give. Your son is a hero and is with his Father in heaven. He will watch over you. God bless you. We will not forget this American son.
Yolanda Valdez
March 21, 2007
Another Fallen Hero ~
My heart breaks as I sign this guestbook of such a courageous soldier who gave his life so selflessly. May he rest in peace knowing that he is loved and remembered by those who knew him, as well as strangers who admired his courage and sacrifice. God Bless this soldier and family who gave all and made the ultimate sacrifice.
We understand what you are experiencing and feeling. No amount of words can ease the pain of your loss. We know first hand there are no words of comfort at this time. We lost our only son 9-3-2004 at the age of 19 and it fells like yesterday. Just know that there are Marine families across the USA who is experiencing your loss and pain. You are not alone. We will forever be united in the loss of our Heroes.
My deepest condolences and prayers go out to the entire family. May God grant you peace, strength and comfort in such a difficult time. I will keep your family in my prayers along with all the families of our American Hero’s.
Harry - My family and I are thankful for the Bravery, Courage, Determination and Service, for your true dedication in protecting and serving our country (our freedom) from you, my son and all the others in our armed forces for the sacrifice made for us. You all will not be forgotten.
We also have a Marine daughter and Marine son-in-law. I still fly my Marine flag and have my Marine tag and sticker on my vehicles because I'm PROUD of my SON and all the MARINE MEN and WOMEN out there. I will always be a MARINE. We are proud of you all. “Land of the Free, Because of the Brave”
Thank you Legacy.com for setting up this website so families can quickly share their condolences and prayers with others like themselves across this great nation.
Once a Marine, Always a Marine!
Yesterday, Today, Forever – Semper Fi - Marines!
Proud Marine Parents of an American Hero
LCpl. Nicholas S. Perez – KIA 9~3~04 – Al Anbar Province, Iraq
ELIZABETH CROSS
March 21, 2007
THERE ARE NO WORDS OF COMFORT THAT ARE ADEQUATE AT THIS TIME. I KNOW FIRST HAND THE PAIN AND DEVISTATION YOU ARE FEELING RIGHT NOW. I LOST MY YOUNGEST SON, CPL. KENNETH CROSS TO AN IED IN BAGHDAD ON AUGUST 27, 2006. LOSING A CHILD IS A HURT THAT JUST CAN'T BE PUT INTO WORDS. HOLD ALL THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES YOU HAVE OF HARRY CLOSE TO YOU FOR COMFORT. THEY WILL HELP YOU GET THROUGH THE DAYS AHEAD. MAY GOD GRANT US BOTH PEACE IN TIME. PLEASE ACCEPT MY SINCEREST SYMPATHIES FOR YOUR LOSS.
DEBORAH ALLEN
March 21, 2007
TO THE FELLOW FALLEN MARINE FAMILY OF LANCE CPL. HARRY H. TIMBERMAN,
OUR SYMPATHYS GO OUT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. OUR SON SGT. CHAD M. ALLEN, DIED IN IRAQ 2-28-07. WE CANT TAKE AWAY THE PAIN YOU ARE NOW FEELING FOR WE FIRST HAND KNOW THAT IT SEEMS LIKE THERE WILL ALWAYS BE PAIN. MAY GOD TAKE YOUR HANDS AND GRANT YOU PEACE WHILE OUR CHILDREN ARE NOW OUR ANGELS WATCHING OVER US.
PLEASE KNOW GOD IS SENDING YOU A NEW MARINE FAMILY THAT WILL BRING YOU SO MUCH COMFORT IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. GOD BLESS
PROUD MARINE MOM OF
SGT. CHAD M. ALLEN
2ND LAR BN
SEMPER FI
Don Elseroad
March 20, 2007
In recognition of Lance Corporal Harry H. Timberman's Honorable Service in the United States Marine Corps, the Tri-Cities Tennessee, Detachment Number 969 of the Marine Corps League would like to extend our appreciation and gratitude for his service to God, Country and Corps as well as our sincere condolences to his family.
SEMPER FIDELIS
Don Elseroad
Junior Vice Commandant
MCL Detachment #969
LINDA SHOEMAKER
March 20, 2007
To the family of Lance Cpt. Harry Timberman:
Our hearts grieve with you in the loss of your son. He is a hero and will never be forgotten. May the Lord help you through the hard days ahead.
Blessings and love,
Ken and Linda Shoemaker
parents of Cpl Jared Shoemaker
KIA 09/04/06
Fallujah, Iraq
Linell Haux
March 20, 2007
I am very sorry for your loss. Having lost my brother a few weeks back I cannot even express all I want to say.
I wish I could take your pain away because I know how the hurt feels.
God bless your family! Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman is a Hero!
In memory of my brother, SGT. Chad M. Allen, USMC
KIA Feb.28 2007, Iraq
Garnet Jenkins
March 20, 2007
Please know how Deeply Sorry I am, for the loss of
this Brave Young Marine, Lance Cpl. Harry H. Timberman,
As a parent, who has lost a daughter suddenly,
and as a sister, who has lost a brother to war,
I am aware of the deep and devastating pain
that you are experiencing.
The overwhelming heartache, seems to surface
through our shock, as the time passes.
Please hang on to your Faith and know that you will get through this.
Ever so softly and slowly, time does heal.
May your Harry, Rest Safely, in the Loving Care of God
and know that he Will Never Be Forgotten.
I pray that the Peace of God will be with the Timberman family.
I am the sister, of such a Young Hero, who made the Ultimate Sacrifice in Vietnam, many years ago.
"Cast thy burden upon the Lord,
and He shall sustain thee."
~ Psalm 55:22 ~
I sincerely hope that you can feel the thoughts of caring and support that surround you today and in the days ahead, as this Country Mourns with you, for Someone Very Precious to you, Who Is A Hero to all of us.
Renee Owens
March 19, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your Hero, and my sincere gratitude for his service. May God grant you peace and strength.
The Land of the Free, Because of the Brave
In memory of my nephew, PFC Chase Edwards, USMC
KIA 06Apr2006, Iraq
Gary Allain
March 19, 2007
you are my hero
may god keep you in his arms forever.
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