FINAL INTINERARY FOR MARINE CPL. ADAM A. GALVEZ We will pay our final respects and honor for Cpl. Adam A. Galvez on Wednesday, August 30, 2006. The initial staging area will be the extreme northeast corner of the Lowe's Home Center parking lot at 4500 South 500 west, at 11:30 am sharp. Attatching flags, paperwork and final instructions will be given at that location. KSU at 12:15am and we will ride in formation to the Calvary Chapel at 460 West Century Drive, and be lined up parked and ready to greet the Galvez Family when they arrive around 12:45/1:00pm. The service begins at 2:00pm. Those wishing to attend inside are welcome to do so, but need to be outside and ready to roll when it is time to head for the Utah Veterans Memorial Cemetary at Camp Williams. The entourage will go west on 4500 South to Redwood Road, turn left and continue south bound all the way to the cemetary. Riders with bikes pulling trailers and those riding trikes are asked to ride at the back of the main group for safety reasons. Riders in the main group, except those with trailers or on trikes, will be expected to perfom traffic control duties as needed. All riders will be required to sign a waiver prior to leaving the initial staging area. Riders are requested to have full tanks. Water is being provided. Riders are reminded they are to conduct themselves in a professional semi-military fashion, with deportment fitting the solemn occasion showing proper respect and honor for our Fallen Hero, Cpl. Adam A Galvez. Those having questions can call RC Bruce Clements at 550-6040. RIDE WITH RESPECT, RIDE SAFELY, AND GOD BLESS ALL.

Bruce L. Clements oldgoldstar Member Utah PGR, Salt Lake Central R/C, Temp. Associate S/C It's not the destination, but the journey.

MISSION CONFIRMED:

I just spent about a half hour on the phone with Anthony (Tony) Galvez, Father of Cpl. Adam A. Galvez. Without being emotional, I'll just say I was honored to talk with such a gracious patriotic family and I am blessed with being the one to say "they request our services for their Fallen Hero's Final Tribute". Details are limited at this time due to exact unknown arrival time of Adam in Utah. Here is what I have so far:

MISSION CAPTAIN:
Bruce Clements
Salt Lake Central Ride Captain
Acting Utah Associate Captain
oldgoldstar@comcast.net
801-265-3618

FUNERAL SERVICES:
Calvary Chapel of Salt Lake
460 W Centery Drive (around 4500 S)
Salt Lake City, Utah 84123

TIME:
Tuesday or Wednesday August 29th or 30th
Afternoon - time not firm yet

INTERNMENT:
Camp Williams Memorial Cemetery

Additional information will be forth coming from Bruce as available.

Thank you, everyone for your sincerity, support and concern,

Craig Larsen
Patriot Guard
Utah Captain

IMMEDIATE RELEASE

No. 796-06 August 22, 2006

DoD Identifies Marine Casualties The Department of Defense announced today the death of two Marines who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.   Cpl. Adam A. Galvez, 21, of Salt Lake City, Utah   Lance Cpl. Randy L. Newman, 21, of Bend, Ore.   Both Marines died Aug. 20 while conducting combat operations in Al Anbar province, Iraq. They were assigned to 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Twentynine Palms, Calif.   Media with questions about these Marines can call the Twentynine Palms public affairs office at (760) 830-5476.

Rest in peace and God bless Cpl Galvez . . . Amen

My heart goes out to the family and friends of Cpl. Galvez.  He is a true hero and I wish to thank him and his family for the tremendous sacrifice they all made for this country.  He will not be forgotten.

Standing by,

My condolences to the Galvez family.

This hero will not be forgotten.

Please forward my condolences to the family, and if they have any photos and info on Adam  that I can ad to his tribute page to please send them to me..   It is my mission to help people remember who this hero is.

You're also welcome to email me some of the PGR Mission photos to ad.  q@IraqWarHeroes.com 

I wish all the riders a safe ride and a good mission.

I thank you all for supporting our fallen heroes and their families.

Q

www.IraqWarHeroes.org & www.AfghanistanWarHeroes.org

when one dies for their country, we all die. as long as we remember adam his death will not have been in vain. god  bless the galvez family in their time of grief. the heros pantheon has recived one more gallant man who gave the last and finest measure to the cause of freedom, may his soul rest in peace.