Joshua Ryan Nieto

Served in AIT with Nieto. You are missed brother.

I remember bringing my daughter Abby over so her and Josh could meet when they were tiny babies taking pictures of them together. I still have those pictures they were so small. It was a good day. He will be missed..

I had the privilege of working with Nieto at his last duty station, Ft Leonard Wood. He was a great guy and a hard worker.

He always had a story to tell. I remember how excited he was to go home to Wisconsin for thanksgiving. He told us he was going to get 50 pounds of cheese curds! And do some hunting, of course.

I know he loved his family and friends, and I hope he knows that he will be missed.

Paul and Karrie, Mikey and Pauly, I am so sad to hear about Josh. I know you are trusting God right now, I also know you are very sad. My wife and I will be praying for all of you.

Dear Nieto Family,
We are sorry to hear of your loss. We have sweet memories of Josh and your family when both Ron and I visited Wi. We send our love to all of you.
Ron and Jeanneen Brown

Doc Nieto,

You will be missed more than words can describe. And most people will never know that you are a hero. You saved lives, in combat, and stopped others from taking their own when we came home. You became more than a friend, you became a brother. After every mission, you would come smoke in the bunker with 4th platoon, and talk to us about anything and everything to get our heads back in the real world. I beg God that you may rest calmly. It was an honor to serve with you....

To the Nieto family....

"Your" Josh and "Our" Josh were both in Afghanistan and Vilseck together. Your son helped ours in ever so many ways. It seems that the Combat Medics do watch out for one another.

Please accept our condolences, and know that prayers will arise from my church for your son.

Fr. John ... dad of another 68W

Josh and i go way back to about 2004 and we were buds we are going to miss him