PGR_NTX Patriot Guard Final Itinerary - Raymond J. Munden - March 7, 2009

Thu Mar 5 00:19:14 CST 2009

FINAL ITINERARY

Sergeant First Class Raymond J. Munden

KIA Afghanistan, Afghanistan and Iraq Veteran

Mission Date; March 7, 2009

Ride Captain:

Lisa "Gran" Wallace, 214-226-7504 (c), 214-688-4924 (w);
lisa.wallace at tx.rr.com

SFC Munden was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment, 4th
Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) out of Ft.
Campbell, Kentucky.  He was a Bronze Star recipient and a very highly
decorated soldier.  He joined the Army in August of 1991, and continuously
volunteered for Special Forces assignments.

SFC Munden was on his sixth tour of duty when he was killed.  His base, FOB
Tillman in Paktika Province, Afghanistan, was attacked by insurgents.  He
died February 16th 2009.  SFC Munden was three weeks away from the
completing his tour, after which he was looking forward to becoming an
instructor at West Point.

He leaves behind his wife Kelly, sons Gaven and Garrett, daughters Sydney
and Kailey, mother Billie Clark and her husband Dwaine, brother Brad Munden,
father Ralph Munden, grandmother Sybil Gowin and scores of aunts, uncles,
nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Memorial Service:  Saturday, March 7, 2009 - 1:00 PM; Shiloh Terrace Baptist
Church

Staging - 11:00 AM; Briefing - 11:30 AM

Shiloh Terrace Baptist Church

9810 La Prada Drive

Mesquite, TX  75228

972-279-6944

Map - http://tinyurl.com/cley7b

At 11:45, I will be leaving for the family home, along with the big flag
bikes.  We will be escorting the family from home to the church, leaving the
house at approximately 12:25 PM.

We will set up our flag line after the 11:00 AM briefing.  Members and flags
should be in place no later than 12:30 PM so we can be standing tall and
silent for the family and guests as they arrive for the service.  Between
briefing and setting up our flag line, there will be time for a short break.
We will break down the flag line after the family departs the church.

Weather:  Forecast is for partly cloudy skies with a high of 74 degrees.

The flag/water truck will be at the location.

Iron Horses if you can; cages are always welcome and appreciated.  

Please remember that our mission is to stand tall, silent, and with honor
and respect for this American patriot.  

Respectfully Submitted,

Lisa "Gran" Wallace

North Texas Ride Captain

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