Andrew L.-Bossert-Obituary

Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert

Fountain City, Wisconsin

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Andrew Bossert wanted to build a house for his wife and planned to use his Army benefits to pay for college and study architecture. Bossert, 24, of Fountain City, Wis., was killed March 7 when a car exploded at a checkpoint in Iraq. He was based out of Camp Howze, Korea. His mother, Diane, said her motorcycle-loving son spent one semester at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, but could not get the classes required for architecture. So, he stored his bike at his parents home and joined the Army for the future college benefits. Known as Andy, Bossert met his wife, Olya, during his posting in Korea and the couple married in 2002. He was sent to Iraq last year, where he was part of a unit that searched for bombs and other explosives. The job was dangerous, but it suited Bossert because he was a night owl, said his mother. Searches were often done at night, when it was less dangerous to be out, she said.

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To the family of Sgt. Andrew L Bossert:
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...

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We would like to express our deepest condolences and also to let the Bossert Family know that we recently sent Care Packages to American troops in the war zones. Each box carried a dedication sheet that includes the name, service information and photo of your loved one. We recognize that this is a humble tribute, but we wanted you to know that it is heartfelt and made possible by thousands of like-minded individuals in the youth hockey community and beyond. We will not forget. ...

Andy and Mike You will always be in My heart. You both gave everything you had. We could not ask for more.

To the Family of Andy. I always think of Andy when March 7 rolls around. Mike and Andy will always be remembered. Just know I think of you often. It is always a tough day. Sending thoughts your way. We moved but work in PA near Binghamton, Ny.

To the family and friends of Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert:
It has truly been my honor to sign Andrew's guest book these past few years. Unfortunately, due to complications from my Multiple Sclerosis, this may be the last message I'm able to write. Please forgive me and know that Andrew will always be remembered in my home.
With love and respect ~ Peggy

God Bless The Troops Honors Fallen Hero Army Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert of Wisconsin

There is no greater honor than to lay down ones' life for your country. Your incredible bravery does not go unnoticed. Your story is forever written on our hearts; your life forever remembered for your sacrifice.

May your family find comfort when they gaze at The Defender, as a reminder that You will NEVER be forgotten. It is our greatest honor, to honor you. We have put together a tribute to you at www.godblessthetroops.com

Godspeed Hero... Godspeed

Thank you Andy for serving this country so bravely. You have not been forgotten, even after all these years.

To the family of Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert:
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...

March 7, 2012
To the family and friends of Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert:
Always remembering Andrew. "Some gave all."