Jonathan Smith

It´s been 18 yrs today and still unbelievable that you´re gone

You are forever in my heart. Happy heavenly birthday JonJon

Oh JonJon, I think about you often! I wonder how far you´ll be in the Army now! I often visualize you being in front of your assigned company as a 1sg. I´m sure you´ll have plenty to say about me being married and my last name Smith now oh how I wish you were here to attend my wedding so you and Hughes could have acted a fool together. Even tho I´m retired now, I still tell everybody about my "favorite Soldier". They say time heals all wounds but my wound for missing you hasn´t gotten easy...

JonJon, there hasn't been a Memorial Day that I don't honor and salute you since 2007. I tell everyone about you and your initial reason for joining the military. Very commendable that you wanted to make sure that your mom would be "straight". I remember changing your diapers, seeing you play in Scottdale when we visited, and watching you grow up to make your mark in the world. @Sherry, I think about you, Jonie and Johanna a lot. I'm wishing you all have the continued strength day by day. I...

Man, it's been too long bro. I know I should've been here sooner and I'm sorry. Life gets in the way. But that's no excuse. I miss you bro, we were always there for each other. You had my back since day one at Fox Company. We worked hard, and when they got me down, you told me kill them with kindness. I miss you I love you kid. Your Army Brother SPC Allen, M.

To the family and friends of Jonathon K. Smith, I had the privilege today of carrying a commemorative sign today in the Dacula Memorial Day Parade in Honor of SPC Jonathon K. Smith. As a parent of a son that is almost 19 I can’t imagine the incredible pain that you all have endured with his loss. There is no greater love than to lay down your life in service to others-especially for those that you will never meet or know. I and my family are sincerely thankful for his bravery and ultimate...

A rainy Memorial Day 2020 with my Dogg on my mind. Gone but not forgotten. #Atlanta #Orlando

Smitty,I celebrate this Memorial Day with you soldier.I will never forget you brother.You will always be apart of my Grand Hustle cabinet.You was a real A town representative.I learned alot from you.Florida-Georgia.We winning.

I miss you Smith,I wish you was still here,I wish I could've been there to help you,I know Harrison and Goodlowe miss you too.I will never forget you Smitty.We will meet again in a better place.Respect and Blessings.Salute.