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John Kulick
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Name: Army Spc. John Kulick
Age: 35
From: Harleysville, Pa.
Assigned to the 1st Battalion, 111th Infantry Regiment (Mechanized), Pennsylvania Army National Guard, Philadelphia
Incident: Army Spc. John Kulick was killed Aug. 9 when a mine exploded and enemy forces attacked using small-arms fire as he was investigating a rocket-propelled grenade incident in Bayji, Iraq. Also
Died: August 09, 2005
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Age: 35
From: Harleysville, Pa.
Assigned to the 1st Battalion, 111th Infantry Regiment (Mechanized), Pennsylvania Army National Guard, Philadelphia
Incident: Army Spc. John Kulick was killed Aug. 9 when a mine exploded and enemy forces attacked using small-arms fire as he was investigating a rocket-propelled grenade incident in Bayji, Iraq. Also
Died: August 09, 2005
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Occupation
the 1st Battalion, 111th Infantry Regiment (Mechanized), Pennsylvania Army National Guard, Philadelphia
Incident
Army Spc. John Kulick was killed Aug. 9 when a mine exploded and enemy forces attacked using small-arms fire as he was investigating a rocket-propelled grenade incident in Bayji, Iraq. Also
Prayers & Messages
John Kulick
2012-11-12
11/12/12 - John, I saw your unit's photo in today's paper. As always, you're in my prayers and NEVER forgotten. May God continue to bless you and your family.
John Kulick
2012-03-22
In my thoughts and truly missed.
John Kulick
2012-01-16
Thank you. You lived such a brave and selfless life. It was an honor to know you.
John Kulick
2011-09-07
To know Johnny , Was really to love what he was all about.....
Johnny you and your family will always be in our Hearts.
Thank you my friend !!
your my Hero
John Kulick
2008-06-06
Thank you for your bravery, patriotism and the ultimate sacrifice you have made for us. May your family and friends find comfort with their wonderful memories of you and knowing that you are now guarding the gates of Heaven with our Lord. Rest in peace
John Kulick
2005-11-12
My thoughts and prayers go out to John and his family. I was not fortunate enough to have known John however my cousin Frankie Straub served with him and died with him. I believe they were called to war for a reason that is they were then called to Heaven. Together they faught, together they die, together they will look down on us, together they will rest in peace, together they will wait for our arivle to the Heavens above. Remember they died doing what they loved and they died for their country and family as well. They fought along side one another and they were called to the Heavens together aswell. They will always be missed and NEVER forgotten. They are both in my heart and forever they will stay.
love you guys always
Lauren Leyland
love you guys always
Lauren Leyland
John and his family
2005-08-26
R.I.P.- John Kulick
may my prayers be sent to you and your family
may my prayers be sent to you and your family
Armyman Johnny K
2005-08-22
John, you are the true definition of an American hero! You dedicated your life to helping others. To know you was one of the greatest gifts. You brought smiles to faces everywhere you went. You will never be forgotten. All we need to do is close our eyes, look in our hearts and see that smile wherever we go! We love you Johnny K!
Spec. Johnny Kulick
2005-08-20
Johnny K. was and always will be my best friend. He is a true american hero. His tribute was nothing less than what he deserved. The service just goes to show you how many lives Johnny touched.
Johnny Kulick was an incredible firefighter, an amazing national guardsman but most of all Johnny was a dedicated father who loved his little girl more than life itself. Everything that Johnny did was for his little girl, his peanut.
Johnny Kulick will never be forgotten he is the definition of a true american. He always put others before himself and he could brighten up even your darkest hour. I remember him saying to me once how he was the worst best friend ever because he missed almost my whole pregnancy but I told him that it was cool because he was trying to make the world a safer place for me to bring my daughter into. My thoughts are with his family and especially his daughter(anything you need let me know). I love you Johnny Kulick...save us a spot:)
Johnny Kulick was an incredible firefighter, an amazing national guardsman but most of all Johnny was a dedicated father who loved his little girl more than life itself. Everything that Johnny did was for his little girl, his peanut.
Johnny Kulick will never be forgotten he is the definition of a true american. He always put others before himself and he could brighten up even your darkest hour. I remember him saying to me once how he was the worst best friend ever because he missed almost my whole pregnancy but I told him that it was cool because he was trying to make the world a safer place for me to bring my daughter into. My thoughts are with his family and especially his daughter(anything you need let me know). I love you Johnny Kulick...save us a spot:)
JOHN KULICK
2005-08-20
08-20-2005
I am the uncle of John Kulick, the National Guardsman, firefighter, paramedic, and most importantly father, who was killed in Iraq recently and I just wanted to take a moment to thank EVERYONE who was involved in the ceremonies last Thursday honoring him. I have never witnessed a more perfectly planned and executed event. Perhaps if we sent those same people over to Iraq we could quickly finish what we started and bring our boys home (topic for another day)!
Utmost of all I would like to thank the many everyday people who lined the eight mile funeral procession route, both civilian and police & fire, young and old, short and tall, waving their flags, holding their hearts, standing at attention saluting the entire procession, and holding signs saying "God Bless America and Johnny"!
Also, thanks to the many towns and businesses along the route; Hatboro, Willow Grove, Crestmont, Abington, Roslyn, and Glenside for their fabulous efforts in saying farewell to John.
Perhaps these people are also the "REAL" heroes and perhaps there is some "GOOD" news in this world left to report .
Sincerely,
Joe Kulick
I am the uncle of John Kulick, the National Guardsman, firefighter, paramedic, and most importantly father, who was killed in Iraq recently and I just wanted to take a moment to thank EVERYONE who was involved in the ceremonies last Thursday honoring him. I have never witnessed a more perfectly planned and executed event. Perhaps if we sent those same people over to Iraq we could quickly finish what we started and bring our boys home (topic for another day)!
Utmost of all I would like to thank the many everyday people who lined the eight mile funeral procession route, both civilian and police & fire, young and old, short and tall, waving their flags, holding their hearts, standing at attention saluting the entire procession, and holding signs saying "God Bless America and Johnny"!
Also, thanks to the many towns and businesses along the route; Hatboro, Willow Grove, Crestmont, Abington, Roslyn, and Glenside for their fabulous efforts in saying farewell to John.
Perhaps these people are also the "REAL" heroes and perhaps there is some "GOOD" news in this world left to report .
Sincerely,
Joe Kulick
John Kulick
2005-08-19
Although I didn't know him, he sounds like a wonderful human being. May his family feel some peace knowing that he died doing what he was passionate about.