Line the streets for Frederick Fallen Soldier killed in action

[doug38s]

Please come out and show your support or help volunteer to line the streets for fallen Frederick soldier Sgt David V Williams who was killed in Afghanistan last week. Thursday morning please come out and line the streets from Stauffers Funeral Home to Ft Deatrick to show your support for this fallen hero and his family.

 

[doug38s]

The Patty Pollatos Fund, Inc. Website
BREAKING NEWS: Frederick soldier dies in Afghanistan
To Honor the return of Sgt. David V. Williams, 24
Our community is meeting at Stauffer Funeral Home located at 1621 Opossumtown Pike
Frederick, MD 21702 for the next 2 days to line the streets with American flags.
Please come and join us, we have some flags available or bring your own to line the streets
.
We are in need of Volunteers to stand for Sgt. David V. Williams
Please call 301-748-4241 to let us know you can.
Times needed for Volunteers are:
Tuesday - 2 to 5 pm
Tuesday - 5 to 8 pm
Wednesday - 4 to 7 am
Wednesday - 7 to 10 am
Wednesday - 2 to 5 pm
Wednesday - 5 to 8 pm
Thursday - 6:30 am until he leaves estimated to be 10:30 am from Fort Detrick
Funeral Service scheduled for 7:30 am Thursday morning at Fort Detrick
Please meet 6:30 Thursday morning at Stauffer Funeral Home before lining the street of Opossumtown Pike to his funeral service at Fort Detrick entrance at Opossumtown Pike.
Sgt. David V. Williams will be exiting Fort Detrick 7th Street exit for his final resting place at
Arlington Cemetery approximately 10:30 am and we will line the streets out of Frederick.
Please help us honor our Fallen Solider!
A Frederick soldier died Saturday while serving in Afghanistan, the Department of Defense said in a news release late Tuesday.
Sgt. David V. Williams, 24, was killed while serving in Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan. Williams was stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington where he served in the 2nd Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division.

 

[MDMOUNTAINEER]

RIP Patriot. Thoughts and prayers to the family. I'm out of town the rest of the week otherwise I'd show my support.

 

[Sonofagun]

Thanks for the info Doug38s !

 

[Jackson923]

Wish I could but I'm working at the FD tomorrow.

 

[Bohlieve410]

Didn't see this until today, but saw plenty of folks honoring the route on the news. Love how patriotic Fredneck is!

 

[engineerbrian]

I hate to ask this question but was Sgt Williams killed in action? When I read the story in the Frederick News Post it said his death was under investigation. That seemed odd to me.

 

[Al's Snackbar]

RIP Sgt. Williams.

 

[Streetgang]

I hate to ask this question but was Sgt Williams killed in action? When I read the story in the Frederick News Post it said his death was under investigation. That seemed odd to me.

He might be one of those killed by Afghan forces in a grenn on blue which I would imagine is treated not as a combat casualty but a murder, hence investigation. Again, it's pure conjecture on my part.

 

[fidelity]

I hate to ask this question but was Sgt Williams killed in action? When I read the story in the Frederick News Post it said his death was under investigation. That seemed odd to me.

I think that the update will be listed here ...

http://icasualties.org/OEF/Fatalities.aspx

Currently it lists this ...

8-18-2012 US Williams, David V. Sergeant 24 Non-hostile Kandahar Kandahar U.S. Army Maryland Frederick 2nd Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA

Btw, found the above website through this poignant story ...

http://mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/08/10/on-cnn-a-sons-photo-honors-a-fallen-soldier/

 

[Sonofagun]

It was nice to see the banners for Sgt. Williams are still up on the over passes going S on I-270