Paul M. Pierce

Paul was our next door neighbor for 8 yrs, we knew him since he was 8 yrs old. He was friends with my kids,as well as an occasional babysitter. In 2008 he and my daughter had dated almost a year and she thought Paul might be the one. We will miss him terribly. My thoughts and prayers are with his parents.

Pierce was an amazing guy always there to help me if i got frustrated with my weapon he will be forever missed
Wars come and go but soldiers are heroes forever. B795 will not be the same without you

Pierce was a great contribute to the 1st platoon MadDawgs..I think we can say that he was a great guy and he always will be. He always motivated me during training when I was just about to give up. He was like the big brother I never had..
To the family of Pierce, thoughts and prayers go out to all of you and he will never be forgotten; by 1st platoon, let alone all of Bravo 795.

With my deepest sympathies,
Cheryl Machey [Pvt Machey]

I think I speak for all of B795 when I say our thoughts and prayers are with the family of our fellow battle buddy. He was an amazing guy and showed megga strength when spirits were down. Love always PV2 McNutt

I'm sorry for your lost it is a hard time. My sister went to school with Paul but i never got the chance to but she has been gone for 2 years and she always talked about how a nice guy he was and how funny he was. I sounded like a really good guy to be around I am so sorry

I met Paul through a lot of friends and he was always so much fun to be around. We are all thinking of you in this difficult time. Paul will truly be missed.

I used to walk home from school with Paul every day in middle school...he lived right around the corner from me most of my life, he was an extremely funny guy and a wonderful friend. He had a big heart. He will most definitely be missed by many.My thoughts and prayers are with all his friends and family!

I am so sorry for your loss. I met Paul his freshman year at Tecumseh, we were both in FFA. He was a funny, out-going guy who will truly be missed.

Paul was one in a million. He had one of the best senses of humor anyone could ask for. He was always willing to lend an ear or a shoulder to cry on. He will most definitely be missed by anyone who had the pleasure to meet him. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and the rest of his friends.