SSG Louis R. Olivera from California, served with C Company 2nd Ranger Battalion -

 

Ranger Lou Olivera was wounded in Panama, worked as civilian program manager for the Dept of the Army for 25 years, and was the founding Executive Director of the Honor Bell Foundation with the purpose of rendering a final honor to United States Service Members killed in action and United States Armed Forces Veterans.
Lou took his own life on July 11 2018.
We honor his memory and celebrate his life so full of sacrifice and giving to others.

SFC Marcus Vinicio Muralles from Louisiana , served with B Company 3rd Ranger Battalion -

 

SFC Marcus Muralles served most of his military career as a medic in 3/75, both in C Co and B Co. His deployments with the Regiment included combat jumps into both Afghanistan and Iraq. Marcus was KIA during the attempted rescue mission of a SEAL team on June 28, 2005 when he was serving as a Special Operations Flight Medic with the 160th SOAR.

SPC Lance Richard Lobenthal from Ohio, served with B Company 3rd Ranger Battalion -

 

Ranger Lobenthal served in B Co. 3/75 Rangers and was part of the Ranger force that jumped into Panama during Operation Just Cause, DEC 1989. He is sorely missed by his fellow Ranger and his family.

CSM Robert Gallagher from New Jersey, served with 3rd Ranger Battalion -

 

Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Robert “Bob” Gallagher — who parachuted into Panama during Operation Just Cause, served as a platoon sergeant with Task Force Ranger in the Mogadishu, Somalia, battle made famous by “Black Hawk Down,” and fought on despite being wounded as Task Force 3rd Battalion, 15th Infantry, made its way to Baghdad in 2003 — was 52 years old.