Cheyenne Willey

I saw the name Cheyenne at work today and it reminded me of a childhood friend named Chris in Illinois in the 80s. I remember we both laughed because we went by our middle names. I decided to look you up to see what was going on. Very saddened to see you had passed in the line of duty over two decades ago. I only knew you for a short time 40 years ago but remember a fun, adventurous, always positive kid. The fact that you still came to mind after hearing your name shows you were a...

Never forgotten, Brother. Memorial Day will always be yours. Thank you for your sacrifice.

I was so sad when a few days ago found out that the nice friend I met back in 1993 working at Golden Gate Auto Auction in Fremont had oast away in 2005. I always wondered what happened to him? He was a painter and i was a driver. He was always such a nice, funny and caring friend. Always had a smile on him. I was hoping to find him one day in Facebook like i ve found so many friends but now i know that i wont find him. Very sad but i know GOD always take the best people. You ll...

Not forgotten.

Been traveling so checking in a little late this year. Not forgotten!

Not forgotten by those you served with.

It's been over 10 years since Sgt. Willey passed and my husband, John Cole has been consumed with grief, and not managing well until the last couple years. The day Sgt. Willey died, it was my husband that was supposed to have gone in that humvee, not Willey... Being young and fresh in combat, Willey's death impacted my husband greatly and sent him down a path that only God could turn into a testimony. Like the others who shared their memories of this special man, my husband too harbors the...