Kimberly Ann Fahnestock Voelz

I remember SSG Voelz well. We were at COP Saint Michael; she was there to support the 3-505PIR. I remember as one of the best NCOs. We all come to respected her as she was very confidence, competent leader. We all come to like her and treat her like one of us, she was cool, could cussed like one of the boys, would dips sometimes on long missions. She was one of the first female we (Infantry) work alongside. Every Paratroopers on that small COP comes to respect her as a leader, every one of us...

It has been 18 years since your lost. You were a sweet lady . i still thank of you when ever I hear the letters EOD. Your friend George Miramontez from Inspection Section Fort Knox.

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We would like to express our deepest condolences and to also let the Voelz Family know that we recently sent Care Packages to American troops in the war zones. Each box carried a dedication sheet that includes the name, service information and a photo of your loved one. We recognize that this is a humble tribute, but we wanted you to know that it is heartfelt and made possible by thousands of like-minded individuals in the youth hockey community and beyond. We will not forget. ...

Thankyou for the freedom we have today. Your sacrifice and that of every soldier who has lost there life, served for our freedom, and continue to serve is so grealty appreciated. It takes a brave men and women to defend freedom. Thoughts are with your family and friends. Lest we forget

With Love

Kim is still remembered honored and respected. Tonight I learned about her military life. I admire her as a woman in the military. I thank her for a job well done.

I read your story, I couldn't stop the tears from flowing, I want to thank you for your service, I pray your loved ones are holding up ok.....your definitly a Hero Kim !!!

To the family and friends of Staff Sgt. Kimberly A. Voelz. A photograph has been donated to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in her memory and in honor of retired Sgt 1st Class Max Voelz. The image by James Nakagawa will be part of an exhibition War/Photography that will open next November in Houston, then travel to New York and Los Angeles. May her memory be for a blessing.