| Capt. Christopher Cash
Winterville, NC
Army |  |
38 messages
From Andrea Panciera,
xx xxxx, RI
Projo.com is posting this tribute page on behalf of U.S. Army Capt. Christopher Cash, who grew up in Rhode Island and moved to Old Orchard Beach, Maine, before joining the military in 1987.
From Rick Moore,
Salem, NH
Chris,
You were a great friend and you will be missed by many. Thank you for dedication to your country. We all owe you a debt of gratitude. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. You will be missed....
From Pat Shoukry,
New York, NY
My deepest condolences to the family and all loved ones of Capt. Christopher Cash. My heart aches for you and you will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I pray that the deep hurt you feel can be in some part eased by the feeling of great pride for Christophers’ valor and deep sense of patriotism.
Christopher, you have made the ultimate sacrifice and did so willingly and without hesitation. Thank you so very much for defending my freedom. It means so much to me, to the people of NYC and to the entire nation. Thank you for your bravery and sacrifice in the service of the country that I love so very much. You will always be remembered as an American hero.
John 15:13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
Most Sincerely,
Pat Shoukry
From Erin Pruneda,
Killeen, TX
As a military wife myself, I understand the loss of such a great soldier. Please thank a veteran and may God have mercy on his soul and bring comfort to his loved ones. Thank you for your selfless duty. You will always be remembered.
From ROSEMARY CAHILL,
NAPLES, FL
TO THE PARENTS/WIFE/CHILDREN/SISTER OF CAPT. CHRISTOPHER CASH, WE SEND OUR SINCERE CONDOLENCES.
WE ALL APPRECIATED EACH AND EVERY MOMENT HE SPENT IN IRAQ UNDER THE WORST CONDITIONS IMAGINABLE AND KNOW HE IS NOW BEING REWARDED FOR HIS GENEROUS REPRESENTATION OF OUR COUNTRY AND DEFENSE OF THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU ALL.
From David Verrier,
Norway, ME
I heard the sad news from some of our classmates. God bless the Cash Family. Chris I'm proud to have known you.
From Emily Robinson,
Amelia, OH
God bless Christopher Cash for the great service he gave to our country. I will be forever grateful for the freedom he helped provide for us.
Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
From Robin Cowles,
Springfield, Oh
Please accept my deepest sympathy. Capt. Cash made the ultimate sarafice and word cannot express the gratitude for his service to our country
From Dawn Smith,
Huntsville, AL
To the loved ones of Capt. Christopher Cash: My heartfelt sympathy goes out to each and everyone of you. It's always terrible to hear about losing another one of our brave soldiers. He chose to serve his wonderful country, that is something to be proud of. He truly is a hero. This country is forever in a debt to these wonderful men and women. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dawn Smith dawn_al83@yahoo.com
From Heidi Narr,
Pittsburgh, PA
To the family and friends of Capt. Christopher Cash. May the love and comfort of God watch over you and your loved one now and always. We hope the memories of your time together comfort you at this difficult time. We are soooo PROUD of Capt. Cash for all that he has done for all of us here in the USA! His bravery and sacrifices will NEVER be forgotten. May God Bless You Always.
With heavy hearts and deep sympathy..Love and Hugs, Heidi & Monica Narr - Pittsburgh, PA
From Melanie Maynard,
DRESDEN, TN
Thank you for your ulimate gift for freedom...yourself. That is a debt that can never be repaid but as for as my family we will never forget. You are a true hero. Sincerely,Melanie and Family
From Diane Lewis,
Collinsville, IL
To the family of Capt. Cash - I hope that you will accept my sympathies for your great loss. I'm so sorry for your pain. I hope that you know that there are many of us who consider Capt. Cash a true hero and I am very grateful for his dedication and commitment to this great country. May God comfort you and ease your pain. With sympathy, Diane
From Donna Vanderhoff,
Warren, PA
From My Family to your family in this time of need My Deepest Sympathies go out to you. May God keep him safe in his Kingdom. God Bless you.
Donna from PA
From Mary Ann Janicki,
Gorham, NH
My sympathy and prayers for Cpt. Cash and family. May God keep this brave soldier in the palm of His hand and console his family and friends. Mary Ann
From Erin S.,
Neenahf, WI
God Bless you all. I am sorry to hear of the loss of a wonderful man that served our Country proudly. May God bless him and all the loved ones.
From Jill Bennett,
Marietta, GA
My deepest sympathy to Christopher's family and friends. You are held in prayer. Christopher, your spirit will forever burn bright in the heart of every American. Your life was a gift to us all.
~Jill~
From Christy Sendelbach,
Melbourne, Ky
My deepest sympathy is extended to the family and friends. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. May God bless you and comfort you in these difficult times. Christy kygirl7673@aol.com
From Tania Ward,
Loveland, Oh
To the family of Capt. Cash. Thank you for giving your most loved possessions to your country. Because of young men like him our country will continue to be free and safe. It brakes my heart to lose such a hero. We will never forget such a wonderful American.
God bless you and Christopher.
Tania Ward
tania@fuse.net
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/StarSupportMilitaryGroup/
From Erica O'Neil,
Bethel, OH
Loved ones of Capt. Christopher Cash-
Your loss of such a handsome young man is surely devastating. My deepest condolences. As an American, I can never express my appreciation enough for all that he did on behalf of me and my family. He is a hero and will continue to be in memory. May peace be with you and your friends and family of such a great man.
From Serena Read,
Tahlequah, OK
To the family of Cpt. Cash, My deepest sympathies to you and your family. I will be praying for your family. God bless him and you all.
From Jennifer Breakiron,
california, pa
TO the family of Capt. Christopher Cash. Always know that he will be remembered in the hearts of all Americans that care about this country. His bravery and courageousness will never be forgotten. May his family know that what he did was a good thing for himself and others as well, and that it so sad that this has happened but he will always be remembered for it.
From Will & Michele Williams,
FRESNO, CA
the ultimate sacrafice is paid by only a chose few....thank you, captain, for being willing to pay the price for us! please know that your legacy will not go down in vain.
the williams family
From Wreny Howell,
Pendleton, IN
My thoughts and prayers are there for you. I am so sorry for your loss but know that God will take care of Chris and keep him forever. Remember that someday we will all meet again in a much happier place.
Wreny Howell,Indiana
From Carol McGuinn,
Beaver, WA
Capt. Christopher Cash made the ultimate sacrifice and is now to me a true American hero. My deepest sympathy to his family.
From Fran Thomas,
Boones Mill, Va
May you find comfort in the arms of the Lord. Christopher you made are proof that America still has Heros. May God and your precious memories continue to comfort your family and love ones
Francine
From Wanda Rogers,
Manchester, TN
To Christopher's Family
I know that Christopher was a great hero. I know that he will be sadely missed. He is up there with God watching down here protecting all of us.
May God comfort you and watch over you. Christopher is there with you in spirit and mind. He was so brave with alot of courage. May God Bless You Wanda
wandarogers2000@yahoo.com
From Debbie Bickford,
Clinton, Me
Capt Christopher Cash will always be remembered as a Hero. Thank God for men like him. He made the ultimate sacrifice, he will not be forgotten. My deepest condoleces to the family. You will all be in my prayers.
Debbie in Maine
From Mary Williams,
Cocoa, Fl
With my deepest sympathy to Christopher's family---
"When somebody dies, a cloud turns into an Angel, and flies up to tell God to put another flower on a pillow. A bird gives the message back to the world, and sings a silent prayer that makes the rain cry. People disappear, but they never really go away. The spirits up there put the sun to bed, wake up grass, and spin the earth in dizzy circles. Sometimes you can see them dancing in a cloud during the daytime, when they're supposed to be sleeping. They paint the rainbows and also the sunsets and make waves splash and tug at the tide. They toss shooting stars and listen to wishes. And when they sing windsongs, they whisper to us, “Don't miss me too much. The view is nice and I'm doing just fine.”
From Kathleen Sibert,
Redondo Beach, Ca
To the Family and Friends of Captain Christopher Cash. May the warm memories you have of this brave man be a source of comfort to you always! Christopher's brave acts and deeds of valor will not be forgotten. Your family will be in our prayers.
Respectfully Yours,
Kathleen
From TAMMY ALBRIGHT,
Kalkaska, MI
To the family and friends of this American Hero, our deepest condolences and prayer for peace and comfort at this sad time of life. He gave his all, and served willingly a country that I love. May God bless each of you during the difficult days that lie ahead.
The Albright Family, A Proud Army Family, Kalkaska MI
From Andrea De Melo,
Newark, NJ
I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family of Capt. Christopher Cash and to all those special people who had the privilege of getting to know such a wonderful person. I will all miss him very much but also send out the greatest of thanks for his sacrifice. It is people like Capt. Cash that allows us to remain free. He is no longer with us but together as a whole we can keep his memory alive in our hearts.
From D. Maria Daehn,
B. Oeynhausen, Ge
My condolences and deepest sympathy to you. May it be comfort that now Jesus helds this hero in his arms.
Respectfully, Maria
From Jacqueline Rosiak,
No. Providence, RI
Chris, You will be greatly missed by us all, but never forgotten. We will hold you close in our hearts. Thank you for defending our country so bravely, and without hesitation. You are an inspiration to us all. love, your cousin Jackie
From Jeffrey Fidler,
Winthrop, MA
To the family of CPT Cash I am deeply saddend for the loss of Chris. I first met Chris in OCS when our State trained with his down at Bragg. I can honestly say he made an immediate impression on me out the hundreds of canidates training with us, his leadership stood out in a crowd.I considered myself very fortunate to be in the same IOBC platoon as Chris at Fort Benning. Chris was a great man and a great American It was an honor to have served in the Army with Chris. I am sorry for your loss and the loss of this great soldier to our Army. CPT Jeffrey Fidler Boston, Ma.
jeffrey.fidler@us.army.mil
From Christine Reaser,
Dayton, ME
Chris was one of my closest and dearest friends.I am so proud of him but also deeply saddened over this loss to his wife Dawn and two sons Christopher and Matthew.Chris had so many wonderful qualities that carried over into all aspects of his life. Chris did not just dream of success he achieved it.I am forever grateful fo his ulitimate sacrifice to our country and our freedoms.I will never forget him and will continue to honor his memory.Chris was one of the great ones ,his spirit will carry on through his boys and family. You will be forever missed.It was an honor and privelege to have you as a friend.Forever loved you are. Chris
From Kim Busch,
Shakopee, MN
I am sorry so for your loss. I realize words can't heal the pain but I want you to know that I am truly thankful for Christopher's life & am deeply sadden it was cut short. The world has lost a brave, dedicated, & committed man & you have lost your loved one. May God give you peace a second at a time & I hope you all find comfort in each other. You must be so proud of him & hope with each tear you are healed. Again I am sorry, Kim
From Kimberly Cleveland,
Mendon, MI
TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF CAPT. CHRISTOPHER CASH: MY CONDOLENCES TO YOU AT THIS TIME OF LOSS. AS A MILITARY MOTHER I CAN ONLY IMAGINE THE HEARTBREAK THAT YOU'RE BEARING AT THIS TIME. MAY THE PEACE OF CHRIST BE UPON YOU ALL NOW AND FOREVER.
From Patricia Carney,
Saint Pauls, NC
to the parents of Capt.Christopher Cash
my prayers are with you.
My Son Lives in Paradise
The dust has settled on the things
That I have stored away
A favorite toy, for little boy
A jar of dried out clay.
A photograph when you were young
Sits quietly on the shelf
Thoughts of you come drifting back
I just can’t help myself.
A drawing that you made for me
When you were very small
Is framed within this heart of mine
And hangs upon the wall.
A scrapbook lies within the room
Where you once laid your head
Your favorite book, a model car
The pillow on your bed.
I miss you coming home from school
“Hey mom, it’s me, I’m home”
I miss the little words and hugs
The special times we’ve known.
A part of me just disappeared
The day you went away
An empty space now fills my heart
There are no words to say.
A closet filled with memories
Of happy days gone by
A baseball cap and souvenir
Why did you have to die?
The trophies that you won at school
Stand proudly on display
Your many friends can’t understand
Why God called you away.
I hear your voice within the halls
It echoes in the night
I see you in the evening mist
And in the morning light.
So many things you left behind
Are now a memory
But little arms that held me tight
Will always stay with me.
An empty space now fills my heart
My boy, my child, my son
You’ve gone into another world
Where golden dreams are spun.
I do not know the answers
It ‘s not for me to know
But I will know the truth one day
Just why you had to go.
My turn will come to leave this world
I’ll gaze into your eyes
God’s perfect plan will be revealed
Up there in paradise.
©2005 Marilyn Ferguson
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