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Subject: Mission Complete - Staff Sgt. Ronald L. Paulsen, 53, of Vancouver, Wash. - 25, 30 Oct 06

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ratfink User is Offline
Posts: 7
Vancouver, WA




22 Oct 2006 4:58 PM Alert 
I'm sorry, I do not know how to express my grief. I can only attempt to to express my respect. I hope tha I will be able to ride in honor of Ronald Paulson.

In Memory of
Sgt. Clarence A. Nett
13th Air Force, U.S. Army Air Corps
Clark Field, Phillipines
Nkinler User is Offline
Posts: 459
Portland. OR




23 Oct 2006 4:25 AM Alert 
My deepest concolences to the family of Ronald Paulsen. May your grief be lessened with the knowlege that he was a true American hero. Standing by in Portland.


Nick Kinler
U.S. Army
'67-'69

Nick Kinler (Cabbie)
US Army 67-69
Northern Oregon
District Co-Captain

Riding in memory of CPL William N. Kinler
MN National Guard
Bataan Death March survivor
Nagasaki A bomb survivor
ac57 User is Offline
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A.L.R. Post 111 Dallas,Georgia




23 Oct 2006 5:07 AM Alert 
Thank you for your service and sacrifice Ronald Paulsen . Our thoughts and prayers for you , your family and friends.

AC
A.L.R. Post 111
Dallas , Georgia
cell # 678 - 371 - 6321




Do your duty in all things . You cannot do more , you should never wish to do less .
General Robert E. Lee
Roper User is Offline
Posts: 89




23 Oct 2006 5:02 PM Alert 

My deepest condolences to the family of Ron Paulsen, I will attend this mission, anyone wishing to travel from Central Oregon please let me know so we can arrange a staging area.


Roper
rmcpeek User is Offline
Posts: 236
Pittsburgh, PA.




24 Oct 2006 9:06 AM Alert 
My condolances to the family and friends of Ronald Paulsen. Thank you for your service. God Bless.

Choke

Choke
Pittsburgh, Pa.
US Army 1987 - 1995
GARYCOLUMBIA User is Offline
Posts: 840
Vancouver, WA




24 Oct 2006 5:48 PM Alert 
****************CONFIRMED MISSION *********************
This has just become a confirmed Mission. Mrs Paulsen has given her permission for us to make this a  Mission.
FIRST PART OF THE MISSION IS TO WELCOME SSGT RON PAULSEN HOME ON THE 25TH OF OCTOBER AT 1944 HRS.
WE WILL GATHER AT THE HOME DEPOT ON NE GLEN WIDING WAY IN PORTLAND, OR. AT 1845 HRS AND THEN PROCEED TO UNITED WHERE WE WILL MEET THE FAMILY AND THE COACH.
COOPER, WASHINGTON STATE ROAD CAPTAIN WILL ASSIGN A RIDE CAPT. FOR THIS MISSION. AT THIS TIME I'M NOT SURE WHERE WE WILL BE ESCORTING SSGT PAULSEN TO. MORE INFORMATION WILL FOLLOW.
On behalf of this family I would like to Thank Beverly Paulsen for this opportunity.
Should anyone have questions you can either contact myself at cell 360 606 8992 or email Copper, Washington State Road Captain.
Gary Everett
USAF 1964-1968
Vancouver, WA

This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave.

--Elmer Davis


Gary Everett
USAF A1C
1964-1968

www.iraqwarheroes.org
Nkinler User is Offline
Posts: 459
Portland. OR




24 Oct 2006 7:47 PM Alert 
I will see you all at Home Depot at 6:45 PM tomorrow.

Nick Kinler (Cabbie)
US Army 67-69
Northern Oregon
District Co-Captain

Riding in memory of CPL William N. Kinler
MN National Guard
Bataan Death March survivor
Nagasaki A bomb survivor
bortond User is Offline
Posts: 165
Westfir/Oakridge, Oregon (formerly Newport/Toledo)




24 Oct 2006 9:24 PM Alert 
I never know what to say, but do know my heart aches for the family's and I am forever grateful to the services SSGT Ronald Paulsen has given our country and therefore us all.
ssgtbam User is Offline
Posts: 742
Pacific Protectorates State Captain, Johnson City, OR




24 Oct 2006 9:34 PM Alert 

Pipey and I will be there....what can we say but this is what we do, and we are honored to be invited to escort this soldier to his family and ultimately to his final resting place.


STAFF Sergeant BAM!
Oregon State Ride Captain
Pacific Protectorates Captain
Patricia Moritz, Staff Sergeant, USMC
Mom of Firefighter, Michael Fleek
Marine Mom to PFC Matthew Fleek, USMC
Marine Mom-in-Law to LCpl Monique Fleek, USMC
Denniskent User is Offline
Posts: 182
Arlington, TX




24 Oct 2006 10:20 PM Alert 
May Gods love wrap up the family and friends of Sgt. Paulsen and give you peace through the storm.  Thank you for loving your country and protecting my freedom.  A greateful nation remains forever in your debt and will always remember your scarifice.  Rest now.  Stand down soldier, we've got the watch.

Tunnel Rat
Trophy Club Texas Biker User is Offline
Posts: 149
Trophy Club, Texas




24 Oct 2006 11:43 PM Alert 
When one bleeds, we all bleed, When one is taken from us, we all feel the empty void.
In the deepest part of every true patriots heart, is a pure positive energy that so truly desires to let your family know that your loss is also our loss. I know this is not always something that can be explained by a few simple written words no matter how hard I try to use my words to embrace you in this time of your family heart ache.
With Our Deepest Regret, And Our Highest Respectable Humble Regard, We openly shed more than just tears with you. Our heart aches knowing your feeling an aching void. Our heart ache is truly in honor felt for your loved one. It will be an honor and privilege for the Trophy Club Texas Bikers to stand tall, proud, respectful, silent and mourn in silence even at a distance from the state of Texas and continue to show our support to a heart broken family, state and nation.

Steven
Trophy Club Texas Bikers

Steven "The Mayor" Kohs
Assistant State Captain, Texas
Nkinler User is Offline
Posts: 459
Portland. OR




25 Oct 2006 3:47 AM Alert 
Bob, come south on I-5 to the I-205 junction. Continue south on I-205 until you cross the Columbia River. Take the Airport exit, the first exit in Oregon. Turn left on Airport Way to Glen Widing Rd. (there's a Shari's on the left). Turn left on Glen Widing and continue about a third of a mile until you come to Home Depot. We should be in the left hand (southwest) corner of the parking lot.

Nick Kinler
US Army
68-69

Nick Kinler (Cabbie)
US Army 67-69
Northern Oregon
District Co-Captain

Riding in memory of CPL William N. Kinler
MN National Guard
Bataan Death March survivor
Nagasaki A bomb survivor
Epicwoman User is Offline
Posts: 793
SW Oregon




25 Oct 2006 3:49 AM Alert 
Dear Family and Friends of Ssgt Ronald Paulson, I am so sorry for your loss, we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. With care
Epic

"low wave"
Oregon State Ride Captain (11/2005 - current)
PGR National Assistant Captain (served 2007)
PGR Fallen Warrior Scholarship - Administrator
GARYCOLUMBIA User is Offline
Posts: 840
Vancouver, WA




25 Oct 2006 7:04 AM Alert 

**********UPDATE********
The Escort for Ssgt Ron Paulsen will be from the PDX to Evergreen Gardens. That is approx 2 miles North of the I-205 bridge. It will be a very short ride, but a very important one.
Gary Everett
Vancouver, WA
USAF 1964-1968


This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave.

--Elmer Davis


Gary Everett
USAF A1C
1964-1968

www.iraqwarheroes.org
ssgtbam User is Offline
Posts: 742
Pacific Protectorates State Captain, Johnson City, OR




25 Oct 2006 7:30 AM Alert 
I spoke with the State Captain for Washington last night, and the Ride Captain for this mission will be Kodiak from Vancouver. Gary Everett has done a great job getting the ball going, and we thank you Gary (Starbuck)....

See you all there tonight at home Depot....I will bring coffee and water and Pipey.

STAFF Sergeant BAM!
Oregon State Ride Captain
Pacific Protectorates Captain
Patricia Moritz, Staff Sergeant, USMC
Mom of Firefighter, Michael Fleek
Marine Mom to PFC Matthew Fleek, USMC
Marine Mom-in-Law to LCpl Monique Fleek, USMC
Hydmech User is Offline
Posts: 99
Seattle, Washington




25 Oct 2006 9:32 AM Alert 
To the family and friends of Mr. Paulsen, may your berievement be brief.

SSgt. Paulsen, rest in peace. You have more than earned it.


Thanks, KODIAK, for stepping up and taking over the Ride Captain Duty for me.

SF
BP

I ride with respect for all who have died in the struggles for freedom; and especially in memorium of LT. Miller, LT. Visconte, CPL Douglas, and CPL Pirker, who were the crew of YL-36, HMM-362. MIA 22 Nov. 1965

EricF User is Offline
Posts: 2
Vancouver, WA




25 Oct 2006 10:46 AM Alert 
The entire community here in Vancouver is morning this great loss. We will honor our hero Ronald Paulsen. I will get on the phone and get as many riders as possible for the mission tonight.

EricF
Maccs User is Offline
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25 Oct 2006 11:07 AM Alert 
SSgt. Paulsen, I will be honored to bid you "Welcome Home" tonight.

Mike "Maccs" Fitch
HM2>FMF>USMC
RVN 65-66; 66-67
Kodiak User is Offline
Posts: 263




25 Oct 2006 12:49 PM Alert 
Greetings.  Thank you to those that will be escorting tonight.  Internment for S/SGT Paulsen will be held at Willamette National Cemetary @ 1230, Monday, October 30 2006. 

CYA

Kodiak

It is very difficult to go back and make a brand new start.
But you can always start from now and make a brand new ending.


Digorig User is Offline
Posts: 0




25 Oct 2006 1:22 PM Alert 

It will be my honor and privilege to ride with respect for this fallen hero! My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Ssgt Ron Paulsen.


Mapquest Link to Home Depot
Ridley User is Offline
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25 Oct 2006 1:39 PM Alert 
Our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Staff Sgt. Paulsen. Riding with you in spirit.
sabroski User is Offline
Posts: 7




25 Oct 2006 3:26 PM Alert 
I would be proud to escort Staff sgt. Paulsen. I will see you all at 1845 hours tonight.




Dale sabroski
U.S.A.F. 1964 1968
Pepper_guy User is Offline
Posts: 5215
Lacey, WA




25 Oct 2006 3:39 PM Alert 
My sincere condolences and prayers to family and friends of SSG Robert L. Paulsen. SSG Paulsen, I am forever grateful for your service to our country. You are and will remain an American Hero.

Standing by in Lacey.

Junius Henry
PGR Member #10094
Epicwoman User is Offline
Posts: 793
SW Oregon




25 Oct 2006 7:04 PM Alert 
This is NOT a completed mission. Part one is tonight. This should be moved back to the Confirmed Mission status.
With Care
Epic

****************CONFIRMED MISSION *********************
This has just become a confirmed Mission. Mrs Paulsen has given her permission for us to make this a Mission.
FIRST PART OF THE MISSION IS TO WELCOME SSGT RON PAULSEN HOME ON THE 25TH OF OCTOBER AT 1944 HRS.
WE WILL GATHER AT THE HOME DEPOT ON NE GLEN WIDING WAY IN PORTLAND, OR. AT 1845 HRS AND THEN PROCEED TO UNITED WHERE WE WILL MEET THE FAMILY AND THE COACH.
COOPER, WASHINGTON STATE ROAD CAPTAIN WILL ASSIGN A RIDE CAPT. FOR THIS MISSION. AT THIS TIME I'M NOT SURE WHERE WE WILL BE ESCORTING SSGT PAULSEN TO. MORE INFORMATION WILL FOLLOW.
On behalf of this family I would like to Thank Beverly Paulsen for this opportunity.
Should anyone have questions you can either contact myself at cell 360 606 8992 or email Copper, Washington State Road Captain.
Gary Everett
USAF 1964-1968
Vancouver, WA

Greetings. Thank you to those that will be escorting tonight.Oct 25th
Internment for S/SGT Paulsen will be held at Willamette National Cemetary @ 1230, Monday, October 30 2006.

CYA

Kodiak

"low wave"
Oregon State Ride Captain (11/2005 - current)
PGR National Assistant Captain (served 2007)
PGR Fallen Warrior Scholarship - Administrator
Kodiak User is Offline
Posts: 263




26 Oct 2006 12:04 AM Alert 
Phase 1 went off as close to perfect as could be.  34 bikes escorted Staff Sgt. Paulsen from the Portland International Airport, to Evergreen Memorial Gardens.  A finer group of people would not be found tonight.  Too many people to thank, and not enough memory to name them.  They know who they are.  A special thanks to the family for allowing us to honor Ron this way, and also to American Legion Post 14, Vancouver WA, for their Honor Guard.

This mission will continue with Phase II on Monday.

CYA

Kodiak

It is very difficult to go back and make a brand new start.
But you can always start from now and make a brand new ending.


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