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Joshua Michael Hines

Westfield, Illinois

1979 - 2006

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Lt. Cpl. Joshua Michael Hines, 26, of Westfield Ill., died Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006, while serving his country in Iraq.

Joshua was born Nov. 29, 1979, in Ventura, he remained a resident and was a graduate of Buena High School. Joshua was a loyal father, husband, son, and friend. He will be...

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My brother Drew is a fellow Marine and I just wanted to add my condolences to the family of Lt. Cpl. Joshua Hines.

He is a definite hero to so many and may your memory of him never fade.

I Thank him for his service and ultimate sacrifice for his country and his kin.

Ooh RAH!!!

Christopher M. Straley

I have not forgotten about you. You may not remember me, but you were a great person. RIP

Six years seems like a lifetime ago. I will never forget how you hugged me when I took you to the airport in Indy to leave for training in California. The day you returned to see Rylie was also etched in my memory and what you said to Caryn when she handed you your son to hold. How proud you were of Rylie the night you cared him home from Grammy's, walking by yourself to be with him. I will always love you as my son.

Love, Chuck

I went through boot camp with Josh. I went through SOI with him. I can remember the evening he called, after VOLUNTEERING to deploy to Iraq. I was driving home. The unit I was attached to had asked that weekend for volunteers as well..... but I never put my name in. When he asked why I didn't, I told him my time would come and I would be there to answer the call. Every year I look back and wonder if I could have changed the past. All I want to say is Josh has not been forgotten and as long as...

We didn't know you Josh but we appreciate your service for our freedom with your life. You will never be forgotten. God bless your soul

I have never met anyone in Josh's family, but I did go to boot camp and SOI with him. There was something about him that drew you to him. I remember on our last day of SOI that Josh said it just didn't seem fair that after training with everyone for essentially 5 months, that us reservists got to go home, while our friends headed out to war. I felt the same way and understood the conviction and contradiction in his heart. I wished it would have been possible to get to know Josh better because...

Miss you joshy!!!!

To the family and friends of Lance Cpl. Joshua M. Hines:
Please accept my remembrance of Joshua on the anniversary of his passing and know that he will never be forgotten.