"Ooooooooh what a ride" might have been what U.S. Army Sgt. Eddie Jeffers said on his way to Heaven on Wednesday, his 8-year-old sister Hannah Kelly told their mom, Tina Kelly.
"But my son doesnt want to be remembered sadly. He would want us all to be smiling, to remember him skateboarding, working at Wendys, playing in his band Fighting the Vanna White Influence," she said. "And that he liked beer and hated drinking girls. He loved his wife Stephanie (Reeves Jeffers). And he wanted children - he was going to try to go stateside as a recruiter after his tour was over in January. He was the oldest of six children, and had a stepsister."
"The Real Deal in Ramadi" was a book he had not completed. The first line read, "As requested by my father." Kelly said Jeffers father will finish writing the story for his son.
Thank you Sgt Jeffers for your ultimate sacrifice. Rest assured that only some Americans do not understand..the rest of us do and will continue the good fight for freedom.
To Tina Kelly and the Kelly Family- Thank you for giving America a good son. Just like another Good Son, he was the best who took on a heavy burden and who gave his life for his brothers and sisters in America..
May God Bless Sgt Eddie Jeffers,humble man, American hero.,and keep his family under His protection and Love...