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Subject: Mission Complete - SGT Nicholas D. Turcotte, 23, of Maple Grove, Minn - 15 Dec 06

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Monica User is Offline
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"EOF"
Northfield, MN




07 Dec 2006 12:40 PM Alert 
Rest in God's arms, Nicholas. May love surround your family and friends as they grieve your loss.


PGR members, this mission is now confirmed; the family has requested our presence at the services. The RC for this mission will be Doug Bley; he will update this thread when further information becomes available.



<______ For D, K, K ______>

"This ain't rocket surgery."
Rollingthunder User is Offline
Posts: 320
Minneosta
MN-HOTH




07 Dec 2006 12:46 PM Alert 
I am offering a car pool for this mission. Anyone who would like to make advance arrangements for a carpool you can reach me at
pgr-rider@charter.net

Brian "Boober" Jones
Patriot Guard Riders
Minnesota HOTH Coordinator
Son's of the American Legion - Post 54
american Legion Riders, post 54, Director
A10CREW User is Offline
Posts: 31
Eden Prairie, MN




07 Dec 2006 12:48 PM Alert 
Pfc Turcotte, Thank you for making the ultimate sacrifice, we will make sure that NOBODY ever forgets! Rest in Peace. Standing by in Eden Prairie MN.

Linda S. Pesheck
A-10 Crew Chief
57th AGS
Thunder AMU
USAF - Nellis AFB (Home of the Fighter Pilot)
**Riding in honor of my son serving in the USMC and in remembrance of Cpl. Benjamin Kopp - 75th Ranger Regiment C Company, 3rd Bn.
XLinAL User is Offline
Posts: 290
Huntsville, AL




07 Dec 2006 1:00 PM Alert 
Moving to Confirmed Missions.

Rest in Peace Pfc Turcotte.

Richard Martin
XLinAL
live2ride55 User is Offline
Posts: 96
Eden Prairie, MN




07 Dec 2006 1:43 PM Alert 
To the family and loved ones of Pfc. Turcotte I extend my most heartfelt condolences. He made the ultimate sacrifice and I applaud his life for the price he paid for our freedom. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends and comrades. He will always remain a hero. To Pfc. Turcotte.....I will proudly stand in your honor. God Bless!

Sgt. Phil Pesheck
Law Enforcement Coordinator
Minnesota Patriot Guard


Hoffmann User is Offline
Posts: 33
Hastings , Mn.




07 Dec 2006 1:47 PM Alert 
Heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Pfc. Nicholas Turcotte , His willingness to answer the call and his ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten by those who value freedom. Thank you soldier and may God Speed !!

Hoffmann / Hastings Mn.

Hoffmann " T "
MNPatriot User is Offline
Posts: 76
Hampton, GA




07 Dec 2006 2:30 PM Alert 

Sharon and I extend our gratitute to the family and friends of Pfc. Nicholas Turcotte. We recognize the price he has paid and therefore is a Hero to us. The sacrifice Nicholas has paid will be remembered as a fighter for freedom.

May God bless you and help you through this most difficult time.


Don Jenkins, E-7 Ret, USAF

"Great people are common people who have committed themselves to uncommon goals."
Dr. Robert Schuller
NormDJ User is Offline
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Bismarck, ND




07 Dec 2006 2:43 PM Alert 
May our Lord grant Pfc. Turcotte's family comfort and peace while He holds Nicholas in His arms for eternity. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

I won't apologize for being an American!
doublew User is Offline
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Temple Tx




07 Dec 2006 2:47 PM Alert 
May God bless the family of this great American Hero, We would not be such a free people if it were not for young warriors such as Pfc. Turcotte. We are indeed a grateful nation....

W W CENTEX Ride Captain
USN 66-70 VF-11
JOHN 15:13
Reddawg51 User is Offline
Posts: 58
Elk River, MN




07 Dec 2006 2:54 PM Alert 
NW Metro:
Doug is out of town this week but will be in this weekend.  Tim & Lori, Doug and I will be doing RECON this sunday and will have staging info on this site by Monday the 11th.  I've already seen folks stepping forward for carpools... great job!  I think if each driver will ask for riders, then they as a carpool can decide on a meeting point.  Preliminary info says Brooklyn Park for the service, plan accordingly. 

As always, we will get you info as we get it.   

Mike " Reddawg" Hangaard
NW Metro ARC

Tough Times don't Last.... Tough People Do!
Seadog76 User is Offline
Posts: 60
Pulaski Iowa




07 Dec 2006 3:29 PM Alert 
My sincerest thanks to Pfc. Turcotte for his sacrifice to our country, defending freedom so many miles from his loving family.  This brave soldier gave his life to defeat those who spread fear and pain, murdering in the name of God.  I humbly pray that God hold this soldier in His hands and bless his family with His grace and love in this difficult time.  Rest in peace mighty warrior, your patrol is done. 

Lee "Seadog" Wright
USN RET
Pulaski Iowa
Slowhand User is Offline
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Northeastern, Maryland Senior Chaplain & Ride Captain




07 Dec 2006 4:11 PM Alert 
I'd like to extend my deepest condolences to the family and friends in this very sad time in your lives, My prayes are that our GOD may bring peace and comfort to your hearts in these trying times. May God Bless

Russ "Slowhand"




lonestarcompanies User is Offline
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Blaine, MN




07 Dec 2006 6:38 PM Alert 
Pfc. Turcotte, thank you for your service... you work is done! My sincerest condolences to the Turcotte family. Standing by in Blaine...

Riding in memory of my Grandfather, Rolf Kamp. US Navy (LST859) WWII & Army
and in honor of my Dad, SSG Terrance Kamp, who is currently serving with the Red Bulls in Iraq.

Chris "Cowboy" Kamp
Blaine, MN
hunter6 User is Offline
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08 Dec 2006 9:05 AM Alert 
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of PFC. Nicholas D. Turcotte. Know he will not be forgotton. I pray for your strength at this time of need. Nicholas, thank you for your service to our country and your dedication to duty, honor, and courage.
Dave Day
Father of a fallen Eagle
SSG. David F. Day
KIA Baghdad 21Feb2005

Only two defining forces have ever offered to die for you. Jesus Christ, and the American Soldier. One died for your sins, the other for your freedom.
Ron K User is Offline
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08 Dec 2006 9:27 AM Alert 
With the utmost respect, humility, and gratitude my condolences to the family and friends of Nicholas Turcotte.
Thank you for your service Nicholas. You will not be forgotten.

Enjoy the Journey

alsroadkingclassic User is Offline
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08 Dec 2006 10:22 AM Alert 
My deepest condolances to the family and friends of Sgt. Nicholas D. Turcotte. He will not be forgotton. You are all in my prayers.
Nicholas, thank you for your service to our country. You are an American Hero!

Al DeKruif
Mankato ARC
Lori Musolf User is Offline
Posts: 326
Litchfield, MN




08 Dec 2006 10:36 AM Alert 
Our condolences go out to the family and friends of this great American hero. Thank you Pfc. Nicholas Turcotte for protecting our country. You have given the ultimate sacrifice, now stand down and rest in peace! We will never forget!!

Lori & Andy Musolf
Proud to be Patriot Guard Riders
www.kmsride.com
kotewa1 User is Offline
Posts: 62
Fairmont, MN




08 Dec 2006 10:50 AM Alert 
Pfc. Nicholas D. Turcotte

Our thoughts and prayers for the family and friends of this Great American Hero. Thank you for your courage, service and sacrifice for our Nation.
God Bless

Mark & DeDe Kotewa
Fairmont, MN

How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world. Anne Frank:
claunchs User is Offline
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08 Dec 2006 10:52 AM Alert 
Sgt Nicholas D. Turcotte - I think of brave young Americans like you and those you serve with whenever I see others of your, or any, generation smirk at the sight of a flag line or claim that your death was a result of something other than your courage and citizenship. We will always honor and protect your memory and keep you alive in our hearts. Thank you for your bravery and your service.

Standing by in Minneapolis

scott

Carpe Jugulum
WingBob User is Offline
Posts: 16
MN S/E Metro Sector




08 Dec 2006 11:02 AM Alert 
Standing by in St. Paul. Thank you PFC. Nicholas D. Turcotte for your service to our country. You are an American Hero and will not be forgotten, Stand down now brave soldier, for you have done your duty. Let us serve you now with honor and respect that you deserve, in your honor as Patriot Guard Riders. WHOOA! from WingBob!
WingBob
Retired Army
PGR for life
St.Paul, MN
dbley User is Offline
Posts: 656
Twin Cities




08 Dec 2006 2:22 PM Alert 
The mission for Spc. Nicholas Turcotte was moved to confirmed this afternoon after a verbal confirmation from the CAO.  We also had received a request through the MN Natl Guard in which the family also requested our presence to them.
 
Spc. Turcotte will receive a posthumous promotion to Sgt.
 
No date has yet been set for the mission.  The family has requested our presence at the church service.  The church is just west of Hwy 169 on 93rd Ave/Hwy 30.
St Vincent De Paul Catholic Church
9100 93rd Ave N
Brooklyn Park MN 55445
 
The internment will be at Fort Snelling but the family has NOT requested our presence there.
 
This weekend we will make a visit to the church to review for the best arrangements as well as scout for a staging area.

Please keep this brave soldiers family in our hearts during this trying time.

Doug Bley
MN State Captain
Patriot Guard Riders

In memory of my friend John Gorman - Rangers 2bn - Dog Company - WWII
"Rangers Lead The Way!"
Jgood User is Offline
Posts: 108
Minnesota




08 Dec 2006 4:27 PM Alert 
Our heart is so heavey with pain to hear of yet another Hero lost. I know that our pain is small in comparison but we want the Turcotte family to know how much we care and that we will always remember. Sgt Turcotte we thank you for your service to our country. God bless you!
kbusch User is Offline
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08 Dec 2006 5:30 PM Alert 
I am so sorry for your loss. I now live in Alabama but grew up in Maple Grove, graduating from Osseo Sr. High. I also have a son that is 23 and it simply breaks my heart that you must endure this kind of pain. I will cry for you now but I will rejoice when you are reunited with Nicholas in heaven. May God tightly wrap his arms around you. I send you prayers and hugs but most of all love. I greatly wish I could be back home to attend this mission. ~Kim Busch
Teddi bear User is Offline
Posts: 1545
Elroy, Wisconsin




08 Dec 2006 6:01 PM Alert 
Our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Pfc. Nicholas D. Turcotte. PFC Turcotte for making the ultimate sacrifice while trying to make it a better place. Another American HERO very sadden.

Riding with Respect!

Revival of patriotism is what the patriot guards are bringing back to America!
lynx36 User is Offline
Posts: 226
Galesburg, IL




08 Dec 2006 8:45 PM Alert 
Nicholas,
Your job is done son.We've got it now. You are a true American hero.
Thank you for defending your country. Words cannot express the sincere
gratitude that I and all true Americans have for the ultimate sacrifice that
you made.

And to your loved ones, my sincerest condolences for their loss.

Terry


Terry Hicks
West Central IL SRC
Vietnam 67-68

"We have gone forth from our shores repeatedly over the last hundred years and put
wonderful young men and women at risk, many of whom have lost their lives, and we
have asked for nothing except enough ground to bury them in." Colin Powell

LAND OF THE FREE, BECAUSE OF THE BRAVE.
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