Remembering our heroes - Support a fellow BBOS member

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Hey all. You guys know me as the local helpful VZW guy :). I know some of you know and others do not. My brother Keith V Nepsa, was a soldier in the united states army. On June 2, 2007 he was KIA by an IED in Iraq. Keith joined the army to get a college education, as we had a single mother who did not make enough to help, but too much to qualify him for grants. Keith would have been one of you, he was soo super smart with computers, he was a WOW player(big time, so much some of his gaming buddies made a map dedicated to him), incase anyone here plays his name was Nepluto. Below are some links to get info about Keith and what kind of man he was.

Keith's myspace page maintained by my mom

Blog for our fallen soldiers.

our local paper

Now that you have a background on Keith here is a site with info on the poker run for those that can make it to Dover, Ohio.

Now this last site is a place you can donate if you cant make it on the poker run.. Now before I put up the link I want you all to know, DO NOT FEEL OBLIGATED to donate. Thank you all for your time.

Donation site

Wirelessly posted (Tour 9630)

It is a great thing and a beautiful tribute you are doing for your brother J. Thank you and thank him for his service.

I'm very sorry for your loss J. These rides are a great way to bring friends together to share experiences.

That's a nice myspace your mom has up. Sorry for your loss Josh.

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Originally Posted by Shanepark2

I'm very sorry for your loss J. These rides are a great way to bring friends together to share experiences.

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Thank u Shane and neo... I don't know how to multi quote on opera but Shane u still scare me haha...I haven't checked yet but can this still b front page

done deal J :)

My condolences to you and yours j as your brother did the greatest duty for a country that a soldier could ever do and for that I can never show enough gratitude. May your family remain strong through these times.

Michael

Wow Josh that is very touching. My condolences to you and your family. It's men like him who help keep this country safe every day. My heart goes out to and wish you all the best.

Wirelessly posted (storm 9530)

I'm usually pretty good at finding funny in a dark place, but I am in aw. I'm glad you shared your brothers story with us, to remind us of the true HEROS we tend to over look. Thanks Josh! Thank you to your brother! My family and myself can't thank him enough! God bless!

J,
Very sorry about your brother. The first thing that comes to my mind when i hear or see the men and women who protect our nation and way of life is thank you. I dont know if those two words can adequately express the appropriate level of respect and appreciation that i have for their sacrifice.

Again, I'm verry sorry for your loss and thank you for sharing your memory of your brother with us.

Damn, hearing each individual story just kills me. Many people don't realize the depth of a human being losing their life for the sake of others. I thank God for your brother and every other good man out their subduing the tyranny that us layman all fear.

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Originally Posted by MePascal

My condolences to you and yours j as your brother did the greatest duty for a country that a soldier could ever do and for that I can never show enough gratitude. May your family remain strong through these times.

Michael

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Ditto Josh,

There are not enough words to be said regarding the contribution your brother made for us all. His memory will never fade from all who knew and served with him.

i'm very sorry about your brother.....truly a hero

My condolenses to your family. Thanks to your brother and all the other soldier fighting this war.

I would like to thank those of you who did donate... i dont have the log in for that site so i dont know who did but know that I thank you from the bottom of my heart

I was in the Marines active for 4 yrs. Now in the Air National Guard. I am so sorry for your loss. He was a VERY brave soldier for taking the initiative to serve his country.

Wirelessly posted (9530 Storm)

We take too much for granted while sitting home here in the U.S. while men and women like your brother give life & limb for our freedom. May he rest in peace.