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Our mission at “Project Roll Call” is two-fold: to raise awareness on all veterans issues and to link both our veterans and their families with pertinent, reliable, and proven resources. Our vision is to team up with other like-minded individuals and organizations to create a platform and partnership in which people can seek, find and initiate support at all levels, regardless of their location, s
08/18/2026
Marine Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann, 21, of Napa, Calif.; assigned to 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune, N.C.; killed Nov. 27, 2004 by enemy action in Anbar province, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Kirk grew up in Dickerson in Montgomery County before moving to Napa, Calif., after graduating from Poolesville High School in 2001.
Kirk's level of skill and daring outdoors even impressed Masai warriors. During a family safari to Kenya four years ago, Kirk's hunting, riding and outdoors prowess prompted his Masai guides to present him with a ceremonial tribal sword.
Whether he was climbing trees, heading out before dawn to go duck hunting or going full speed on the lawn mower, Kirk displayed a zeal for living life to the fullest.
"That kid couldn't do anything slow," said his father, Rainer Bosselmann.
Kirk loved the outdoors, whether he was hunting deer with a bow or foxes on horseback. At 18, he moved to California to fight wildfires but ended up joining the Marines instead. Bosselmann even called home to say he had tried bull riding.
May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Marine Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann.
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🎖️FRIDAY NIGHT TOAST | August 14th, 2026 🇺🇸
Hey Facebook Family — I’m Ray, your host on this sacred journey of remembrance. Welcome to this week’s Friday Night Toast where we pause, reflect, and raise our voices to honor those who gave everything.
Tonight, we share the Birthdays and Angel Dates of our Fallen Brothers and Sisters. We speak their names. We tell their stories. And we lift a glass in tribute to this week’s Honored Service Members.
Before we begin, I invite you to: 👍Like this video 🔔Subscribe to our channel and📣 Share it with your friends and family
Your support helps us keep this mission alive — to raise awareness, offer resources, and remind every Veteran and Gold Star Family that they are never alone.
Now, Let's dive into this week's Birthdays:
This week's Birthdays:
Sergeant Nicholas R Gibbs – August 9th, 1981
Sergeant David S Collins – August 10th, 1981
Chief Warrant Officer 2 Lee M Smith – August 11th, 1982
Senior Chief Petty Officer Kraig M K Vickers – August 11th, 1974
Chief Petty Officer Jason R Workman – August 12th, 1978
Petty Officer First Class Jared W Day – August 12th, 1982
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jacob M Sims – August 13th, 1981
Lieutenant Colonel Frank D 'Bruiser' Bryant Jr – August 13th, 1973
Lieutenant Junior Grade Craig E Valentine – August 13th, 1965
Sergeant First Class Kenneth W Westbrook – August 13th, 1968
Specialist Ray A Ramirez – August 13th, 1992
First Sergeant Tracey L Stapley – August 14th, 1968
Specialist Jeremy F Regnier – August 14th, 1982
Staff Sergeant Christopher F Cabacoy – August 14th, 1979
This week’s Angel Dates:
Second Lieutenant Anthoney Scardino – August 8th, 2014
Command Sergeant Major Kevin J Griffin – August 8th, 2012
Private First Class Paul O Cuzzupe II – August 8th, 2010
Staff Sergeant Ricky G Fox – August 9th, 2007
Staff Sergeant Mathew G Jenkins – August 10th, 2014
Private First Class Rueben 'Boy' Lopez – August 11th, 2017
Private Second Class James T Jackson – August 11th, 2008
Staff Sergeant Jeffrey J Reber – August 12th, 2014
Private Joshua D Thompson – August 13th, 2013
Sergeant Allen L Stigler Jr – August 13th, 2017
Sergeant Roshain E Brooks – August 13th, 2017
Sergeant William J Cahir – August 13th, 2009
Staff Sergeant Asbury F Hawn II – August 14th, 2005
Corporal Joseph A VanDreumel – August 14th, 2011
Sergeant Matthew A Harmon – August 14th, 2011
Now we invite you to lift a glass and join us now as we toast their legacy...
This Week's Honored are...
Army First Sergeant Michael J. Bordelon, 37, of Morgan City, Louisiana
Air Force Captain John J. Boria, 29, of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Marine Corporal Jeffrey A. Boskovitch, 25, of Seven Hills, Ohio
May Their Service and Their Sacrifice Never Be Forgotten!
📖Please take a moment to read their bios, share their stories, and say their names out loud. Let’s keep their memory burning bright.
💬And if you are struggling right now — please hear this: You are not alone. Reach out. Use your resources. Connect...
🆘Need help now? 📞Call 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line 🚨Or dial 911 or head to your nearest Emergency Room
You can also find a list of resources on our website: 🌐Visit ProjectRollCall.org for more support
Together, we can Change the Narrative.
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Until next time — stay safe, stay connected, and remember: Not all scars are visible. Not all wounds heal. Not all pain is obvious. But you are seen. You are valued. You are not forgotten.
💙Today and every day… YOU MATTER.
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08/14/2026
Marine Cpl. Jeffrey A. Boskovitch, 25, of Seven Hills, Ohio; assigned to 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division, Marine Forces Reserve, Brook Park, Ohio; attached to Regimental Combat Team 2, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward); killed Aug. 1, 2005, by small-arms fire while conducting dismounted operations outside Haditha, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Also killed were Marine Lance Cpl. Roger D. Castleberry Jr., Marine Sgt. David J. Coullard, Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel N. Deyarmin Jr., Marine Lance Cpl. Brian P. Montgomery and Marine Sgt. Nathaniel S. Rock.
Jeff returned from Iraq, he had a lot of planning to do for his Oct. 14, 2006, wedding. He set the date with his fiancée, Shelly Tevis of Brunswick, when they recently spoke.
An aspiring police officer, Jeff was a role model for his 42 cousins and a driven Marine.
“He had the biggest heart in the world,” said his uncle, Dan Boskovitch. “He was just a great kid.”
The members of the sniper unit were close, his uncle said. Jeff had declined a promotion because he wanted to stay with the unit.
Jeff, who graduated from Normandy High School in 1999 and had completed the law enforcement program at Cuyahoga Community College. He worked with the Geauga County sheriff, his uncle said.
May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Marine Cpl. Jeffrey A. Boskovitch.
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08/13/2026
Air Force Capt. John J. Boria, 29, of Broken Arrow, Okla.; assigned to the 911th Air Refueling Squadron, Grand Forks Air Force Base, N.D.; died Sept. 6, 2004 from injuries he received in an all-terrain vehicle accident in Doha, Qatar while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.
After graduating from Union High School, John entered the Air Force Academy, graduating in 1998. While at the academy, he and other classmates had a special inscription put inside their graduation rings.
“A friend that sticks closer than a brother,” it reads.
John also has a brother, Joe Boria, who is studying to become a minister at a Florida seminary, friends said.
John’s father works for American Airlines, and his mother is a nurse.
John was a loving son who “never gave his parents any problems”.
“He was a very nice young man — very intelligent. He was always there to help”.
John X. and Wanda Boria, and their other son, Joey, were in Doha at the captain’s bedside when he died after having been kept alive on life support.
At the end of his life came the possibility that others’ lives might be extended: John was an organ donor.
His kidneys were made available for other patients at the Hamad General Hospital in Doha.
Arrangements were made to fly his heart to Saudia Arabia, and plans were discussed on how to help others through his liver and other organs.
“We pray that his organs are functioning and giving life to others. Our son’s wish was to give life to other people,” “We are going to celebrate his life, not his death,” said Wanda Boria.
A memorial service has been scheduled for Tuesday afternoon in Broken Arrow for the 1993 graduate of Tulsa Union High School.
“We are going to celebrate his life, not his death,” Wanda Boria said.
May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Air Force Capt. John J. Boria.
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08/11/2026
Army 1st Sgt. Michael J. Bordelon, 37, of Morgan City, La.; assigned to the 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division (Stryker Brigade Combat Team), Fort Lewis, Wash.; died May 10, 2005 at Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas, from injuries sustained April 23 when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device detonated near his Stryker military vehicle in Mosul, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Michael graduated from high school in 1986 and attended college at McNeese State University.
In high school, friends called 1SGT Bordelon "Rocky" because he looked like Sylvester Stallone. He had the brute strength to match.
Michael gave fifteen years of his life to his military career. He was on his second tour of duty in Iraq at the time of the convoy bombing. One of his duties was to write letters to the relatives of soldiers within his unit that were killed in action. Due to his heroic service in Iraq, Michael was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star.
Michael was a loving father to his three children. He is remembered as a good-hearted and comforting person by his wife. She also said, “He was a great husband, father, and leader. He was hard working, very sensitive, but tough and always giving.”
Michael was a man who looked on the bright side of things, and who always was looking for a way to help others. His daughter recalls learning many things from her dad, this in particular, “the one thing that truly stuck with me that I learned from my dad was to work hard and never give up.”
May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army 1st Sgt. Michael J. Bordelon.
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🎖️FRIDAY NIGHT TOAST | August 7th, 2026 🇺🇸
Hey Facebook Family — I’m Ray, your host on this sacred journey of remembrance. Welcome to this week’s Friday Night Toast where we pause, reflect, and raise our voices to honor those who gave everything.
Tonight, we share the Birthdays and Angel Dates of our Fallen Brothers and Sisters. We speak their names. We tell their stories. And we lift a glass in tribute to this week’s Honored Service Members.
Before we begin, I invite you to: 👍Like this video 🔔Subscribe to our channel and📣 Share it with your friends and family
Your support helps us keep this mission alive — to raise awareness, offer resources, and remind every Veteran and Gold Star Family that they are never alone.
Now, Let's dive into this week's Birthdays:
This week's Birthdays:
Major Jeffrey O Ausborn – August 1st, 1969
Petty Officer Third Class Alexander Ferrer – August 1st, 1974
Sergeant Titus R Reynolds – August 1st, 1986
Senior Chief Petty Officer Robert J Reeves – August 2nd, 1979
Specialist Thomas R Leemhuis – August 2nd, 1983
Sergeant Wayne R Cornell – August 3rd, 1980
Specialist Christopher J Moon – August 3rd, 1989
Staff Sergeant Bryan C Black – August 3rd, 1982
Staff Sergeant Kenneth R VanGiesen – August 3rd, 1980
Petty Officer Third Class Ronnie J Palm Jr – August 4th, 1980
Sergeant Corey A Dan – August 4th, 1983
Corporal Eloiza Zavala – August 5th, 1999
Lance Corporal Alexander S Arredondo – August 5th, 1984
Sergeant Thomas C Walker – August 5th, 1997
Corporal Patrick R Nixon – August 6th, 1981
Specialist Zachary R Clouser – August 6th, 1987
Petty Officer Second Class PO2 Robert F Miner III – August 7th, 1987
This week’s Angel Dates:
Corporal Trenton C Franson – August 1st, 2022
Lance Corporal Curtis J Duarte – August 1st, 2012
Private First Class Jordan D Cook – August 1st, 2020
Sergeant James R Graham III – August 1st, 2005
Sergeant Johnathon M Hunter – August 2nd, 2017
Specialist Christopher M Harris – August 2nd, 2017
Technical Sergeant David A Board – August 2nd, 2017
Private First Class Harry N Shondee Jr – August 3rd, 2004
Sergeant David K J Kreuter – August 3rd, 2005
Airman First Class Waynetta L Frost – August 4th, 2013
Captain Waid C Ramsey – August 4th, 2011
Corporal Daniel L Linnabary II – August 6th, 2012
Lance Corporal Travis T Babine – August 6th, 2009
Sergeant Alexander J Bennett – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer First Class Darrik C Benson – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Brian R Bill – August 6th, 2011
Technical Sergeant John W Brown – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer First Class Christopher G Campbell – August 6th, 2011
Chief Warrant Officer 5 David R Carter – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer First Class Jared W Day – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer First Class John Douangdara – August 6th, 2011
Specialist Spencer C Duncan – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer John W Faas – August 6th, 2011
Staff Sergeant Partick D Hamburger – August 6th, 2011
Staff Sergeant Andrew W Harvell – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Kevin A Houston – August 6th, 2011
Lieutenant Commander Jonas B Kelsall – August 6th, 2011
Master Chief Petty Officer Louis J Langlais – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Matthew D Mason – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Stephen M Mills – August 6th, 2011
Chief Warrant Officer 2 Bryan J Nichols – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Nicholas H Null – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer First Class Jesse D Pittman – August 6th, 2011
Senior Chief Petty Officer Thomas A Ratzlaff – August 6th, 2011
Senior Chief Petty Officer Robert J Reeves – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Heath M Robinson – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer Second Class Nicholas P Spehar – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer First Class Michael J Strange – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Jon T Tumilson – August 6th, 2011
Petty Officer First Class Aaron C Vaughn – August 6th, 2011
Senior Chief Petty Officer Kraig M K Vickers – August 6th, 2011
Chief Petty Officer Jason R Workman – August 6th, 2011
Technical Sergeant Daniel L Zerbe – August 6th, 2011
MPC Bart (ST6 K-9) – August 6th, 2011
Now we invite you to lift a glass and join us now as we toast their legacy...
This Week's Honored are...
Army Captain Orlando A. Bonilla, 27, of Killeen, Texas
Army Staff Sergeant Stevon A. Booker, 34, of Apollo, Pennsylvania
Army Chief Warrant Officer 5 Clarence E. Boone, 50, of Fort Worth, Texas
May Their Service and Their Sacrifice Never Be Forgotten!
📖Please take a moment to read their bios, share their stories, and say their names out loud. Let’s keep their memory burning bright.
💬And if you are struggling right now — please hear this: You are not alone. Reach out. Use your resources. Connect...
🆘Need help now? 📞Call 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line 🚨Or dial 911 or head to your nearest Emergency Room
You can also find a list of resources on our website: 🌐Visit ProjectRollCall.org for more support
Together, we can Change the Narrative.
🙏Thank you for being part of this community. We hope tonight’s Toast has inspired you as much as it’s inspired us.
📲Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for more stories, updates, and ways to get involved.
Until next time — stay safe, stay connected, and remember: Not all scars are visible. Not all wounds heal. Not all pain is obvious. But you are seen. You are valued. You are not forgotten.
💙Today and every day… YOU MATTER.
www.Projectrollcall.org
08/07/2026
Army CW5 Clarence E. Boone, 50, of Fort Worth, Texas; assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 4th Infantry Division, based in Fort Hood, Texas; died Dec. 2, 2003 from a non-combat related injury in Kuwait City, Kuwait while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Clarence joined the Army in 1973 and joined the 4th Infantry in October 2002. He served as a property accounting technician and was stationed at Fort Hood, Texas.
May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army CW5 Clarence E. Boone.
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08/06/2026
Army Staff Sgt. Stevon A. Booker, 34, of Apollo, Pa.; assigned to A Company, 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, Fort Stewart, Ga.; killed in action during a raid into Baghdad, Iraq on April 5, 2003, while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Stevon of Apollo, Pa., joined the Army after graduating from Apollo-Ridge High School in 1988. He was born in Detroit, then moved with his family to the mining town of Redtown, Pa., and then to Apollo.
His mother, Freddie Jackson of Apollo, said her son, who was 5-10 and 180 pounds, kept himself fit and looked dashing in his uniform.
“If it wasn’t for the war, he’d have been home by now,” she said. “But it’s what he wanted to do. He always told me, ‘Mom, don’t worry about me. We are the best-equipped military in the world, and I’m going to be fine.’”
Stevon was a veteran of the 1991 Gulf War and thought he had learned some valuable lessons.
In December2002, Stevon said in an interview with the Associated Press near the Kuwait-Iraq border: “I teach my guys what I learned from the first Gulf War. One guy doesn’t win a war. You have to have confidence in your equipment. The M1A1 is the best tank on the battlefield. It can destroy anything the Iraqis throw at us.”
May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army Staff Sgt. Stevon A. Booker.
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08/03/2026
Army Capt. Orlando A. Bonilla, 27, of Killeen, Texas; assigned to the 1st Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas; killed Jan. 28, 2005 in the crash of an OH-58 Kiowa helicopter in Baghdad while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Also killed was Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Charles S. Jones.
Orlando was born in 1977 at Fort McClennan, Alabama. He was a graduate from Ellison High School in Killeen, Texas and received a commission in Aviation in December of 1999.
Orlando stayed home with his wife for a while in 2004 when her father, Army Sgt. 1st Class Henry A. Bacon, died in Iraq. It was that gentlemanly personality that attracted Tabitha Bacon to her husband when they met while working at a Target store.
They married at Fort Hood and would have celebrated their third wedding anniversary on March 16. But Orlando died on Jan. 28 in a helicopter accident. He was based at Fort Hood.
Tabitha said her husband, who attended the University of Texas in Austin, told her he decided in high school that he wanted to be an Army pilot. "He liked flying," she said, calling him "just a wonderful, kindhearted, caring, gentle person."
The last time they spoke, he said he was close to coming home from Iraq "He told me he was going to fly a couple more missions before he came home," she said. "I was going to welcome him home, since I didn't get to welcome my dad home."
May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army Capt. Orlando A. Bonilla.
ProjectRollCall.org
🎖️FRIDAY NIGHT TOAST | July 31st, 2026 🇺🇸
Hey Facebook Family — I’m Ray, your host on this sacred journey of remembrance. Welcome to this week’s Friday Night Toast where we pause, reflect, and raise our voices to honor those who gave everything.
Tonight, we share the Birthdays and Angel Dates of our Fallen Brothers and Sisters. We speak their names. We tell their stories. And we lift a glass in tribute to this week’s Honored Service Members.
Before we begin, I invite you to: 👍Like this video 🔔Subscribe to our channel and📣 Share it with your friends and family
Your support helps us keep this mission alive — to raise awareness, offer resources, and remind every Veteran and Gold Star Family that they are never alone.
Now, Let's dive into this week's Birthdays:
This week's Birthdays:
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Christopher M Allgaier – July 25th, 1973
Sergeant Marshall A Westbrook – July 25th, 1962
Captain Brent L Morel – July 26th, 1976
Lance Corporal Gary L Hall – July 26th, 1956
Private First Class Trenton J Scholl – July 26th, 1979
Sergeant Justin D Johnson – July 27th, 1986
Technical Sergeant Daniel L Zerbe – July 27th, 1983
Airman First Class Austin T E Davis – July 28th, 1999
Specialist Mason S Weber – July 30th, 1997
Staff Sergeant Brian D Sicknick – July 30th, 1978
Captain Mark K Weber – July 31st, 1988
Specialist Garrett S Briggs – July 31st, 1989
This week’s Angel Dates:
Staff Sergeant Juan M Reyes Jr – July 25th, 2015
Airman First Class Ivan A Sandoval – July 26th, 2020
Corporal Timothy D Roos – July 27th, 2006
Lance Corporal Adam R Murray – July 27th, 2006
Lance Corporal James W Higgins Jr – July 27th, 2006
Private First Class Enrique C Sanchez – July 27th, 2006
Specialist Joseph F Herndon II – July 29th, 2004
Petty Officer Third Class Christopher 'Bobby' Gnem – July 30th, 2020
Sergeant Kyle B Stout – July 30th, 2010
Lieutenant Commander Charles Z Walker – July 31st, 2019
Staff Sergeant Kortney R Jensen – July 31st, 2010
Now we invite you to lift a glass and join us now as we toast their legacy...
This Week's Honored are...
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Doyle W. Bollinger Jr., 21, of Poteau, Oklahoma
Army Sergeant First Class Kelly Bolor, 37, of Whittier, California
Army Staff Sergeant Jerry L. Bonifacio, Jr., 28, of Vacaville, California
May Their Service and Their Sacrifice Never Be Forgotten!
📖Please take a moment to read their bios, share their stories, and say their names out loud. Let’s keep their memory burning bright.
💬And if you are struggling right now — please hear this: You are not alone. Reach out. Use your resources. Connect...
🆘Need help now? 📞Call 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line 🚨Or dial 911 or head to your nearest Emergency Room
You can also find a list of resources on our website: 🌐Visit ProjectRollCall.org for more support
Together, we can Change the Narrative.
🙏Thank you for being part of this community. We hope tonight’s Toast has inspired you as much as it’s inspired us.
📲Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for more stories, updates, and ways to get involved.
Until next time — stay safe, stay connected, and remember: Not all scars are visible. Not all wounds heal. Not all pain is obvious. But you are seen. You are valued. You are not forgotten.
💙Today and every day… YOU MATTER.
www.Projectrollcall.org
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