Elvis Bourdon

I have worn Sgt. Elvis Bourdon's soldier bracelet since November of 2008. I wear it along with another soldier's from the Iraq war, as well as one from Vietnam. I wear the bracelets to remind me that there are those who think beyond themselves and are willing to sacrifice everything for the good of others, no matter where they were born or what country they live, or religion they practice. That there are still men like Elvis who are brave, loyal, and willing to fight when others flee. My...

September 6, 2011
To the family and friends of Staff Sgt. Elvis Bourdon:
Please accept my remembrance of Elvis on the anniversary of his passing and know that he will never be forgotten.

I knew Elvis as a young man growning up on the south side of Youngstown. He was a very nice young man who came from a very nice decent family. I'M SO PROUD OF HIM. My PRAYERS are for him & his family... R.I.P.

Thinking about you on this July 4th weekend.

A GREAT Leader who led by example, First met him in Ft. Carson, and again in Korea. He welcomed my family and I into their house for Thanksgiving @ Carson. He was a Combat Brother and Friend and he was truely put his Family and Country 1ST.

REST IN ETERNAL PEACE AND MAY GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY.

it warms my heart to know people still remember my husband. I know there are a lot of people who still don't know, but impossible to find and tell them. please keep our family in your prayers, thank you.....GOD BLESS

Hail to a fallen Manchu. It saddened me when I just recently heard of SSG Bourdon's passing. It was an honor to serve with him in 1/9.