U.S. Army Sergeant Terrell Gilmore
Patriot Commemoration
Killed in Action (KIA) on March 30, 2008 while serving as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom
Sergeant Gilmore, age 38, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; was assigned to the 769th Engineer Battalion of the Louisiana Army National Guard, Baton Rouge, LA.
He was killed when improvised explosive device (IED) detonated near his military vehicle in Baghdad, Iraq.
We honor and thank U.S. Army Sergeant Gilmore for defending our freedoms and fighting to liberate the lives of others.
Terrell inspires us with his giving attitude:
Terrell's grandmother said, “He was a loving, giving person. He would take the shirt off his back if someone was cold.”
CLICK HERE to read more about Sgt. Gilmore' story on another memorial website
Sergeant Gilmore, age 38, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; was assigned to the 769th Engineer Battalion of the Louisiana Army National Guard, Baton Rouge, LA.
He was killed when improvised explosive device (IED) detonated near his military vehicle in Baghdad, Iraq.
We honor and thank U.S. Army Sergeant Gilmore for defending our freedoms and fighting to liberate the lives of others.
Terrell inspires us with his giving attitude:
Terrell's grandmother said, “He was a loving, giving person. He would take the shirt off his back if someone was cold.”
CLICK HERE to read more about Sgt. Gilmore' story on another memorial website
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