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Elsie W. Fisher MG George E. Friel MG Amos A. Hamilton MG John J. Hayes BG Peter D. Hiltner Ms. Amoretta M. Hoeber Dr. Kinne Jr. Klugh Dr. Laus BG Stanley H. McLaren Dr. Bernard P. McNamara Mr. Mojecki Mr. Randolph Monro Mr. Garrett A. Nicoli BG Patricia L. Nilo MG Alan A. James Hayes, his brother, were not with him at the time of the attack, Arflack said.
However, they are expected to accompany his body home for the funeral. Hayes was traveling in a factory-equipped up-armored Humvee — complete with ballistic glass and full armor — at the time of the attack, Arflack said. However, it was uncertain whether Hayes was inside the vehicle when the blast hit, Arflack said. Storm left for Iraq on Sunday and was expected back soon, Arflack said.
Storm has met with soldiers since the attack, he said. The Bowling Green native attended Western Kentucky University and wanted to be a college soccer coach one day, according to the Guard statement. David Hocker, a friend of Hayes and booster of the soccer program, told the Daily News of Bowling Green that Hayes was able to come home for a visit two weeks ago and took the soccer team out to dinner and a movie.
He spent his own money, buying food for the team or taking them someplace for team-building. He was just a wonderful person to be around. I think everyone should have had the chance to meet him; they would have loved him. He was laid to rest with full military honors in Bowling Green Gardens after a funeral attended by several hundred people, including Gov.
Ernie Fletcher, at Hillvue Heights Church.
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