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Flags Lowered in Soldier's Memory

MARYLAND - 3/16/2009

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Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley has ordered the United States Flag and Maryland State Flag flown at half staff on Monday, March 16, from sunrise to sunset. 

This is in memory of Army Captain Brian M. Bunting, of Potomac, Maryland, who died on Feb.24, in Kandahar, Afghanistan while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

 

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JubyDoobie Not Logged In 3/16/2009 at 1:17 PM
God Bless You!
My condolences to the family of this brave man. You will be in my thoughts and prayers and remember that he died doing a very heroic deed!

Thank you to Captain Brian Bunting for answering the call of his country with his life so that I and all others may live free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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rghjr Not Logged In 3/17/2009 at 7:47 PM
Beautiful thoughts for all Men and thier service
I am glad to see that the Government gave this man those thoughts. He is well deserving of much more from everyone he served to protect.
A person asked me today at work, why did this person get this from the government when other people who have died from Maryland, in this war didn't get the same thoughts from the government ?
I am not sure ?? Anybody know why this person, (All are commended and remembered in thoughts and prayers), was given Maryland thoughts ?
I am curious, as all service members deserve our greatest believes as to what they are doing is for us all.
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