RTD7 In Memory of our Fallen Soldiers Traditional Cache
RTD7 In Memory of our Fallen Soldiers
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This cache is in memory of our fallen soldiers and in particular Sgt Allen James Dunckley. Sgt Dunckley passed in the war in 2007 and was on his second tour of duty. He bravely served in the Marines and then after this tour of duty he joined the Army
Sgt. Allen James Dunckley was born March 8, 1982 and stepped into glory May 14, 2007 due to surprise enemy gunfire. James made a profession of faith when he was just a little boy around 4 years of age. He struggled with security until he went to youth camp at age 16. There he was able to talk with his spiritual mentor and came back with his eternal destiny secured. So much so that he coined the phrase “Ready To Die” which he shortened to RTD. He also chose the number 7 as his favorite number and when asked, “Why?” he responded, “Because it is God’s number.” Later on he designed his own personal logo with the number 7 coupled with the letters “RTD” (shown above). He would often say, “I am ready to go to heaven.” Just the Wednesday before he was killed, he expressed the same thing to his dear wife, Jennifer
Sgt Dunckley left behind a wife and two small children and was only 25 years young.
If you have a moment please stop into the nearby residence and give your thanks to our other true heroes. Please only search for this cache during daylight hours.
Quotes from Sgt Allen James Dunckley:
The one thing I believe in, above all else, is Love. I love my Savior, my family, my freedom and my friends..."
"I've seen war first hand, and have met people that have never known any of the freedoms we take for granted and I never want that for the people I care for most. SEMPER FI"- \
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gbb rnfl sbe n uvag