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God bless the 12th Man, and give him continued rest.

Tim,

If I could be half the man and Aggie that you are, I will be doing just fine.

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This should stay at the top for the remainder of today.

God Bless the fallen 12.
Never forget.

God bless the 12 and their families.

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Here. Then. Now. Always.

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It's a sad day. The 19th is the day Tim went to be with Jesus. We're sure he watches over us and all of you still today. We miss you son and always will.

Gig'Em & God Bless

thoughts & prayers are with you today, tim's parents.

I know it has been posted on this thread before and I apologize for posting it a few days late. I was watching the video again from Mr. Bobby Tucker's speech at Sq. 16's Bonfire Night 3 years ago yesterday morning and just as it was that night my eyes filled with tears again. We will never forget Tim or any of the 12.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-GnfA6qn8A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISA1r57v_fk&feature=related

Falcon 16 Class of '08

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Has it really been 10 years? Sounds cliché to say it only seems like yesterday, but when seeing this, it does all come back to the front so vividly.

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Thanks for posting Carina,

We will never forget the memory of Tim Kerlee, he's touched all our lives with such great impact. I think about his story all the time, and it inspires me to just do better. I'm sure God has put him to good use.

When I was a buttpot for Sq-16, my junior year we put together this video. Bobby Tucker, a close friend to all Aggies, told us the story of Tim Kerlee, as you can hear, we were all balling tears by the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-GnfA6qn8A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISA1r57v_fk&feature=related

Thanks & Gig'em

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Couldn't let you disappear from the first page son!

Gig'Em & God Bless

thoughts and prayers still

I still remember that day and it feels like it was yesterday. God Bless them and their families and victims.

Tim was in my Fish Camp and in the same bunk as me. I remember thinking at the time how spirited this guy was, and how he was genuinely good guy going into the corp.

Anyways, when bonfire fell, and seeing the names, and his on the list, I really felt that the Aggies lost one of our great ones really too soon.

I still, and probably will always remember Tim. God bless and Gig 'Em.

Thanks BMF03, we always love to hear about how Tim touched others.

Gig'Em & God Bless