THE GROGG REPORT: Three airmen killed in Afghanistan

Kevin Earl Dayhoff is a friend , and former Mayor of Westminster, Maryland... This fine , young soldier
was 'one of our own' right here in the community. Yesterday, along route I-70 Interstate, as his body was being
transported back to Woodsboro , Maryland , hundreds of people stood over the highway bridges waving
American flags, and even hundreds more, lined the streets of the tiny town of Woodsboro, to honor
their hometown fallen soldier. Please keep his family in your prayers...... God Bless America ....

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Share on Facebook The attached story has greatly saddened the Carroll County community... However, the story of the service and the sacrifice of these brave service members and their families needs to be told... God Bless you for all your work. Kevin Dayhoff Three airmen killed in Afghanistan by an improvised explosive device on January 5 A Westminster service member, Airman 1st Class Matthew R. Seidler, is one of the three killed in Afghanistan by an improvised explosive device on January 5 By Kevin Dayhoff, January 7, 2012 Westminster, Md. - 24-year-old USAF Airman 1st Class Matthew R. Seidler, from Westminster, Maryland was one of three Air Force servicemen killed in action on 5th January 2012 when their vehicle struck an insurgent bomb in Shir Ghazi, Helmand. (Photo courtesy: U.S. Air Force) The sad news that a Westminster area service member had been killed in Afghanistan had started circulating on Friday... [Continues Here]