Comments about ‘Fallen Marine laid to rest in Salt Lake City’

I REALLY MISS HIM SO MUCH I WISH HE WAS HERE RIGHT NOW WITH ME ITS SO HARD TO LOSE SOMEONE U LOVE DEARLY BUT I KNOW HES IN GODS HANDS NOW I KNOW HES WATCHINB OVER ME N MY FAMILY RIGHT NOW I LOVE U FAOA VIKI APINERU ALWAYS N FOREVER WE WILL MEET AGAIN SOMEDAY....I LOVE U WITH ALL MY HEART...

I had the pleasure of serving with AP in Quantico and as the Communications Chief for the 10th Marine Regiment. I only saw this great Marine once after he got out of the hospital. He called me and asked me to meet him in stafford VA. We hugged like kids and talked about his recovery. I miss this kid already. I just found out on Mar 9, that he had gone on to guard the gates of Heaven. I can only imagine what his immediate family is going through because all of the Marines that he served with have an open wound that will never quite heal. Rest in peace AP and I will see you when I get there.

Semper Fi,
James A. Monroe
MSGT USMC (ret)

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Talofa lava ..
Ia maguia lou malaga ile lagi le mea ua faatali mai ai le tatou tama paia..ia iai se aso ta toe feloai iai cus...alofa atu mo aunty Tiute cousin Sulu and the kids cousin selemaea ....
God Bless You all muwh xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo R.I.P....



From Tiute Robertson and the Familly

God is a loving God ..
He loves you and i..
So dont be ashamed to tell the world about god and his endless LOVE for us...
God is a Blessing in our lives...

Love You

I am so glad that more than a year later, the military finally listed his name as a casualty of war, rather than saying it was not the wounding in Iraq that killed this beautiful young man. It is the very least a nation can do, acknowledge the cause of the loss. I will walk him into the Walk of the Fallen, tonight.

AP was one of the greatestMARINES i ever had the pleasure of serving under. He was an amazing individual and was like a big brother to me. i spoke with him after the incident in sept 05, and we talked for 2 hrs talking about the unit we were both stationed at in Quantico, DSP. he told me that i helped him remember alot of what he lost from the accident. we lost touch for a few months, and next thing i know, he was gone. He will never be forgotten,and not a day goes by that i dont think about AP. He will forever remain in our hearts. We love you brother.

Melissa Flores
USMC