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Bryan Oran
October 23, 2007
I did not know Daniel, but graduated the cycle before him. it deeply saddens me to here that on of my "brother at arms" has moved on. He will be in many hearts and prayers across america, including mine, this holiday season. I wish your family the best of luck and all of my condolences.
god bless
Pv2 Oran
The Ulibarri Family
October 14, 2007
We didn’t know Daniel, but our son met Daniel in training and he told us of the tragic accident. Our Son wishes to express his condolences and our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. God bless you.
Robert Anderson
October 12, 2007
Our condolences on your loss. God bless those who serve in our military.
Penny Atkinson
October 12, 2007
I did not know Daniel but he was in basic training with a dear friend of our son's. Josh Parrish knew him well and spoke highly of him. My thoughts and prayers are with your and your family
Libby Fowler
October 9, 2007
To the wife and family of Daniel Patrick Fisher: Please accept our heartfelt sympathy upon the loss of Daniel in such a tragic accident. My son also stationed at Ft. Sill called me Thursday night to let me know about the accident. He was very shaken by the news. Please know that you will be in my thoughts and prayers now and for the days to come. GOD BLESS DANIEL AND GOD BLESS AMERICA! Libby Fowler and son, Spc. Crockett Fowler Butler
Megan Arnett
October 9, 2007
My husband just graduated form basic training at Fort Sill. In the C.1/40th.He was told of the unspeakable accident that happened.He and some of the other Pvts would like to send their condolences and let you know that you are in their thoughts and prayers.PVT.ARNETT,PVT.ROSE,
PVT.GARDNER,PVT.CLOANINGER,PVT.CLEM,PVT.McMILLAN,PVT.DIMONTE
Dena Roberts
October 9, 2007
Our prayers of strength are with all the family and friends.
A Pvt and his mom
Rita Faison
October 9, 2007
My son is also in basic training at Fort Sill and told me of the tragic accident. My heart and prayers go out to you in this time of great loss. May your hearts be comforted by the precious memories you carry in your heart of your beloved son and husband.
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