Reuniting After War  ·  Est. 2016

The Ones We Carry

RAW Memorial & Honor Wall ★

A reunion can't save everyone. Some of our brothers and sisters were lost in combat. Some were lost after coming home. All of them are part of our RAW family forever. We remember them. We honor them. We carry them.

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We Honor Our Brothers & Sisters ★

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FALLEN IN COMBAT

KILLED IN ACTION

They stepped into harm’s way and never came home. We stand watch over their memory.

Yadir Reynoso
Sergeant · USMC

Yadir Reynoso

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Yadir Reynoso
Fell in Battle

A sergeant leads from the front — and he did exactly that, every single time. His brothers watched him live that oath. They carry that example forward. Always forward. Always for the man beside him.

Larry Wells
Lance Corporal · USMC

Larry Wells

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Larry Wells
Fell in Battle

He stepped into harm's way and never stepped back. A Marine to the core — he led by doing, protected by being first, and left his brothers carrying a debt they can never repay. His name belongs on this wall.

Richard Henkes
Sergeant First Class · US Army

Richard Henkes

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Richard Henkes
Fell in Battle

Sergeant First Class. That rank doesn't come without years of sacrifice — deployment after deployment, duty over comfort, duty over safety. He was the backbone his unit leaned on. They don't forget.

Darrel Griffin
Staff Sergeant · US Army

Darrel Griffin

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Darrel Griffin
Fell in Battle

A Staff Sergeant leads, protects, and holds it together — for everyone else. He put his people first, stepped into danger so others wouldn't have to. His example lives in every soldier who served beside him.

Steven J Fitzmorris
Specialist · US Army

Steven J Fitzmorris

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Steven J Fitzmorris
Fell in Battle

SPC Fitzmorris was killed in action on 25 AUG 2008 while on a dismounted patrol in the Aadamiya area of Baghdad Iraq. He served in the 4th Infantry Division 3rd Brigade Combat Team 3/29 Field Artillery Regiment Alpha Battery 1st Platoon.

LOST AFTER THE WAR

GONE TOO SOON AT HOME

They survived the fight and came home — but the war followed them. We remember them, and we keep working so fewer brothers are lost this way.

James Hassell
Lance Corporal · USMC

James Hassell

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James Hassell
Came Home. The War Didn't Leave.

He ran 60 yards through open gunfire to carry his brother home. When a camera caught it, he shrugged: "We're Marines. That's what we do." All he asked for in return was a little bit of normal life. That was too much to ask.

He didn't fail. The system failed him.

Gregory Schneider
Corporal · USMC

Gregory Schneider

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Gregory Schneider
Came Home. The War Didn't Leave.

He came home from Iraq carrying things nobody could see. His former Marine brothers called his family and said, "I would not be here if it weren't for your son." He was getting better. His family needs you to know that.

He didn't fail. The system left him to fight alone.


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