Jonathan T. Blunk

Fair winds and following seas. "It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived." - George S. Patton

Jonathan T. Blunk would never be forgotten

Please accept my sincere prayers that go out to the surviving family and friends may the God of comfort continue to bless you and yours especially after such a tragic loss. Please accept my deepest sympathies. 2 Cor. 1:2,3

Chantel, I'm reading TIME and sad to see your picture. I lived in Viet-Nam 68-70, taught school, & was married to an Air America/CIA pilot KIA Laos 18 Feb 70. Retired from 43 yrs teaching, I volunteer at the VA Hosp teaching creative writing in their Vet Recovery Center. The holidays are sad. Time does heal; however, at the Viet-Nam Memorial, Maya Lin envisioned a scar in the earth, healed but visible; black reflecting life. I hope the new year brings blessing to you and your family as you...

You were a true American hero to this country. I wish I knew your rank. Anyway, thank you for your service and your sacrifice to this great nation.

I am truly sorry for your loss. Rely on God and he will comfort you (Psalms 145:19).

I didn't know you. I'm not even American, but I have the utmost respect for members and ex-members of the NATO forces, and for that, I salute you. You died in an unfair way. Rest In Peace.