Capt. Robert Michael Secher

I miss you, uncle Robert. My hero you will always be.

As always, keeping Rob in my thoughts and prayers as we honor all those that gave their lives in service. Honored to have known Rob.

To the parents and family of Captain Robert Secher: I was set to replace him in November of 2006 but heard of his passing just one month before I could relieve him. There is not a Memorial Day that passes that I don't reflect on his service and how empty the world is without him. I knew him during a deployment to Okinawa and so I can say the world is a lessor place in his absence. Please know I pray for you and esteem your son as often as I think about him. Please call on me if I can...

Beastmasters checking in. I was comm on his Fist Team. He would take us coyote running around Las Pulgas. Ship life was a great experience 2001. We answered for America. 2003 we made dust of the enemy. I was in English class at Ohio State and unfortunately he was on Time magazine. I blacked out and took it out on an empty bathroom. I got back in 6 months later. I got to see His chow hall on Hanson in Okinawa. I enjoyed eating there. It was like going to your Buddy´s Bar. I just finished 20...

Secher- Thinking of you and your family and friends this week full of Veterans Day events. Thank you for the impact you made on our lives. You're missed.

I knew Captain Secher As a First Lieutenant we were in bravo Battery first battalion 11 marines. We were known as the beast masters. I was a very junior marine and I was enlisted. The gentleman at the time Lieutenant Secher Was was an extremely good man. One of the things that he used to do is during our formation runs. We would come out and call cadence and he was very loud and proud. I´ll never forget how loud he was. and how good he was. He will live forever in my mind in my heart I Will...

I will always be grateful to you for being such a great man and friend. Your spirit and your memory will always be alive with me and my family.