Rest In Peace

Rest in peace brother

Rest in Peace.

We'll see you on the final rally point on the Big DZ in the sky.

Rest in peace brother, you'll find many of our best guys at the DZ.

RIP and thank you

Wyatt was my teammate, partner-in-crime, and brother. Buddy, it has been the honor of my life to escort you on your last journey from the battlefield to the United States.

I want everyone to know that during one of our many arguments about whose MOS was better he told me, "There is nothing better in life than fighting alongside your brothers and saving your buddies lives." He was doing both when he was killed. We love and miss you already.

RIP SSG Goldsmith.

(BTW: I worked with both of his parents when they both worked for the King County Sheriff's Department. John & Lori Goldsmith)

RIP Brother

My son went to language school at Ft. Lewis and Robin Sage with Wyatt. RIP Wyatt.

I have Wyatt's memorial service information if anyone needs it.

Video of SFC Goldsmith returning home. The video is not mine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tg4kf...&feature=share

Thank you Silas, that was a moving video.

RIP Warrior

Rest in Peace brother. You will be missed.

Video remembrance during 9/11.........

John and Lori, will be back out to see you guys soon. God Bless.......


http://www.khq.com/category/195686/v...h8vw5.facebook

RIP SFC Goldsmith.

My thoughts and prayers to friends and family.

RIP Warrior

Be Thou At Peace
 

I learned of Wyatt's death through the National Ski Patrol grapevine and although I never had the pleasure to patrol with him I had heard of his warm heart, impeccable character and love of helping and protecting his fellow man. His loss saddens all of us deeply and I want to send my condolences to his family and to his SF brothers who he served with and all those he touched.

I was inspired by your story and had desired to serve after college but had also began to think of other plans. I know I must stand up and do my duty and I wear a KIA bracelet with your name to remind myself of the sacrifices of those who volunteer for hazardous duty to defend us even though most of us never know or seek out your heroism and sacrifices done for us. I cannot thank you enough.

Be thou at peace.