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wrote on May 3, 2015
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8:17 am
Happy Birthday Mike - Today marks what would/should be your 32nd...As we prepare for next weekend's events, it all centers around your heroic actions over 10 years ago...Your name will not be forgotten anytime soon. We'll tip one back for you later today - HOIST!!
WE LOVE YOU Son!! Dad
wrote on October 19, 2014
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9:05 pm
Hard to believe it has been almost 10 years...
wrote on May 7, 2014
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3:03 pm
Happy 31st Birthday, Son!
We miss you, Warrior!
Allie says, "Hi, Brother!".
wrote on April 16, 2014
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2:28 pm
Approaching the 10th year of our Motorcycle Ride, in your memory...Always wondered what the 10th may grow to, and what we could we do to celebrate your legacy? We now have a pretty good idea~
wrote on March 23, 2014
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3:12 pm
Hello, my name is Eric Sibert. I am a veteran Marine, having served my time in Iraq with 1st BN, 4th Marines, Weapons Company, Camp Pendleton, CA. Let me first say that I'm so sorry I didn't find this page sooner. You are all my family, and if you ever need anything, don't ever hesitate to contact me. To my fallen brother, and my hero, I'll say see ya soon Devil Dog... You will always be my brother. To the family, you will always be my family, and I'll always love you all. Semper Fidelis, and God bless.
Cpl. Eric C. Sibert
Ridgeville, Indiana
wrote on October 2, 2013
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12:14 am
Such a wonderful site to find. I'm jealous of you guys. Semper Fi to the Anderson's. You've done such great work keeping Michael's tribute alive. I see where he got his greatness! I found this looking for his family and now I have a request that has to do with all of your archives...if you could contact me, I would give anything. Thanks!! Lisa Kirk
wrote on September 10, 2013
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8:42 am
To CPL. Michael Anderson's family: Although I did not serve with your beloved son and never knew him, I will always keep his memory in my heart for a s long as i am breathing. Being a former Marine myself, it is ever so important to tell a story such as CPL. Anderson's. He epitomizes the true meaning of the word hero. I truly wish I could have known him. I have two sons ages 10 and 2 and will teach them of your sons sacrifice and patriotism and remind them to never forget his memory. Semper Fi! God Bless!
wrote on May 3, 2013
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10:06 am
Another marked day...Happy 30th Birthday Mike.
I would most certainly be holding/enjoying your progeny...OUR next generation by now - Obviously not meant to be.
I miss you son. Dad
wrote on January 3, 2013
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7:41 pm
I just had the honor and privilege to speak with Cpl. Michael D. Anderson Jr’s. father. It was a conversation over the phone, I in Ohio and he in California, but it was one of those conversations that were meant to happen. Having just arrived back to the states from Afghanistan I was able to work alongside several Marine Units, mainly down in Helmand and Kandahar. I can honestly say, and I spent 8 years in the U.S. Army, that these Marines were by far the best of the best. I would have their back in battle as I know they would have mine. After talking with Mr. Anderson, I can tell that Cpl. Anderson was also the best of the best.
I work for a Department of Defense (DoD) contractor now and every day we honor a Fallen Hero. We do this for several reason, but most importantly, because we NEVER want to forget those who have given everything for our freedom...NEVER FORGET. I will honor Cpl. Anderson next Monday, January 7th, in front of our entire staff, and give him the honor and respect he so greatly deserves. I salute you Cpl. Anderson and the entire Anderson family. God Speed and thank you!
wrote on December 1, 2012
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7:31 am
I never served with Michael in the military even though we served at the same time. My memories of Michael come from kindergarten through 8th grade where, even though I was one of the outcast in the school, he always made me feel normal. It's taken me this long to write about him because he was a great lose to me and other kids he knew like me that he made feel like nothing they did was abnormal. We joined the military at the same time in different services not knowing where we were going in our own lives. But to this day I will never know anyone that could or would give the selflessness of his own self to make someone else feel like they belonged. I am forever in your son's debt and I think about him everyday and pray that one day I will be as selfless with a stranger as your son was with a loser he met in the first grade. I became a First Class Petty Officer in the United States Navy because of Michael.
wrote on November 8, 2012
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2:01 am
Proud to have met your father the other day at a USMC event, go figure! Stand tall and stand proud in guarding the streets of Heaven, and I will do my best in honoring your greatness by inspiring others in the best way I can. Happy birthday, Marine, and keep on fighting the good fight, ooh rah!!
wrote on May 1, 2012
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11:51 pm
brother, your birthday is in two days. i wish i could talk to you, i wish i could know you. but everything happens for a reason. all i know is that i love you. & i miss you. <3 your little sister.
wrote on December 29, 2011
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5:20 am
i love and miss you kendell...you are in my thoughts and prayers
wrote on December 29, 2011
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5:17 am
i miss you mike..christmas without you was tough.i miss and love you.... i hope that you and grandma are having a good time up there:)
wrote on December 14, 2011
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7:13 pm
Especially thinking of you today, miss you and love you so very much...we keep you in our hearts year after year, and always will...
wrote on December 14, 2011
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5:16 pm
Thinking of you today Mike Jr. I cant tell you how proud I am to be your cousin. RIP.
wrote on October 17, 2011
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9:22 pm
I hope that Mike Jr and Cody are having a cold one ane will be greeting us with the same. You are a Friend, a Brother and I don't think I could od made it as far as I have without you. David. Another Gold Star.
wrote on May 4, 2011
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12:15 am
Happy birthday, love you and miss you Mike...
wrote on May 3, 2011
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1:53 pm
Happy Birthday Mike...
wrote on April 10, 2011
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5:28 am
It has been less than a week of meeting Anderson Sr. and this is the first time visit Anderson Jr. God has a way of putting people in our lives and the Anderson family is the start to heal this Iraqi Vets soul.