Maj. Eduardo Caraveo

Remembering Ed today. Praying for the family.... I knew him only shortly and worked with him in Washington DC.

I attended the Army Reserve Component Captains Career Course with MAJ Caraveo in June 2009. He was a wonderful man whose personal story of resilience and selfless service inspired me. I think about him every Memorial Day. Today I pray for his soul and the well being of his family, whom he loved dearly.

Tio, I was just thinking of you ... miss you much

Just as no man has power over the spirit or can restrain the spirit, so no one has power over the day of death. Just as no one is discharged during a war, so wickedness will not allow those who practice it to escape. All of this I have seen, and I applied my heart to every work that has been done under the sun, during the time that man has dominated man to his harm. (Ecclesiastes 8:8,9). So it is with sadness of this senseless death against Eduardo Caraveo. Our prayers go out to his...

I was honored to have known MAJ Caraveo during our train up for Afghanistan. He was and continues to be a light and inspiration in this world. He is missed everyday!!

It was a privilege to have met the Caraveo Family during the annual meeting of the Correctional Peace Officer Foundation in Buffalo, NY, and to have been selected as escort. You have touched my heart. God bless you.

Still missing you!

Always in our hearts ...

ER

Dear Caraveo Family,

My thoughts continue to be with you during this holiday season. As a BOP staff member, daughter of a Vietnam Vet, and proud to call El Paso home, pride is what I feel when I think of Eduardo.

God Bless.

Sandra Hijar