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USMC SGT NICOLE L. GEE IS NOW IN "ARMS OF THE ANGELS"

A statement from Misty Fuoco (Nicole's sister) who is organizing this GO FUND ME fundraiser

I want to start by thanking anyone who is willing to share in advance for any contribution possible.


Myself and my family are extremely devastated with the news of my sister passing.


I can confidently speak for everyone who knew and loved my sister, Nicole Gee, that she was such a bright light to everyone she touched.


Always focusing on positivity and motivating others to do their best.


She was and always will be my greatest inspiration and motivation to be the best version on myself that I can be.


I’ve always said she is the absolute light of my life and I would do anything for her, she was my first best friend, my partner in this crazy life, my absolute hero.


There are no words that will express how much she will be missed.


Her love for her husband and my brother in law, Jarod Gee, is unmatched.


They had a bond like nothing I’ve ever seen and I’m so devastated that he has lost the love of his life.


She was everything to Jarod, the bright sun to his life.


They are both Marines and have dedicated themselves to serving this country.


She gave the ultimate sacrifice.


We will forever be changed and forever hurt with her absences but I know she wouldn’t have had it any other way, she absolutely loved the work she was doing in Afghanistan and was excited to tell me more about it once she was back home.


Family was the most important priority in Nicole’s life, she took every opportunity she was given to see family during times she could take leave.


She was a huge part of my family’s daily life, my 2 year old son would ask to FaceTime his “TT Coley” often and it’s hard to wrap my head around the having to explain why we aren’t able to call her anymore.


I will be using any money raised to help family and friends with flight tickets, food, and other travel expenses so that we all have a chance to say our final goodbyes.


She touched so many in her short 23 years of life and I want everyone who wants to be given the opportunity to see her one last time before she is put to rest.


She will now be watching over us all.


Thank you again for anyone who can help, please give an extra tight squeeze to your loved ones today.


UPDATE

September 9, 2021

by Misty Fuoco, Organizer


I’d like to again thank everyone who has generously donated.


We as a family have decided to donate all funds remaining after funeral costs to the service members who were injured from the bombings in Afghanistan. There were 18 injured, one of those was close to my sister.


If you would like to directly donate to Cpl Kelsee Lainhart’s recovery fund, the link is below.


https://www.gofundme.com/f/Kelsee-Lainhart-Fund?qid=d8ece91b046d5269610af20f2c1dbe3c

There were 18 injured, one of those was close to my sister (Photo Above)

CLICK HERE If you would like to directly donate to Cpl Kelsee Lainhart’s recovery fund

KLAMATH FALLS MAN FLIES REMAINS OF FALLEN MARINE TO VIRGINIA

 A Klamath Falls-based air ambulance service took flight Monday to carry the remains of a U.S. Marine Corps sergeant killed in Afghanistan to Virginia for burial at Arlington National Cemetery.


Nicole Gee, a 23-year-old Marine Corps sergeant from Sacramento, California, was one of 13 U.S. servicemembers killed in a terrorist attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on August 26.


The attack outside of Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul killed over 170 other people and wounded hundreds more, including at least 20 U.S. Marines.


Gee’s remains were brought from Afghanistan to Sacramento, and a memorial service was held nearby in her hometown of Roseville, California, where her family and friends gathered to say a final goodbye.


On Monday, a Sacramento-bound Falcon 900 jet taxied down the runway at Klamath Regional Airport amid a procession of emergency vehicles on its way to pick up Gee’s remains for transport to Dulles International Airport in Virginia for burial at Arlington National Cemetery.


Ed Langerveld, president and CEO of Emergency Airlift, a long-range air ambulance service headquartered in Klamath Falls, offered up the Falcon 900 - which he flew himself - after being approached by the nonprofit, Honoring Our Fallen.


Langerveld, a former Marine himself, said he felt transporting Gee to her final resting place was the least he could do for a fallen hero.


"We were asked to do it," Langerveld said. "And I didn't want to say no. I didn't think it was right to say no."

“Her final resting place is going to be in Arlington National Cemetery, which is an appropriate place for her to be,” Langerveld said of Gee. “But there was no way to get her there.”


The flight from California to Virginia would have cost $100,000, Langerveld said. And because Gee’s family could not pay to transport Gee themselves, he felt it was his duty to step in to help, he said.


Langerveld said he volunteered to transport Gee across the country free of charge as a way to honor her, and the other U.S. servicemembers killed in the line of duty, he said.


“I can’t carry everybody else. But we were able to do this trip for her. But it is a symbol of how we feel here at Emergency Airlift for all the fallen,” he said. “That we should take care of them and honor them the best we possibly can.”


Prior to takeoff, representatives from the Klamath Falls Police Department, the Klamath County Sheriff’s Office, Klamath County Fire District 1, Oregon State Police, the Kingsley Field Fire Department, and the Air National Guard stood together in honor of Gee.


Meanwhile the Emergency Airlift crew was busy preparing the jet — which has “Sgt. Nicole Gee” and the U.S. Marine Corps emblem across the side — for takeoff.


“This is a community event,” Langerveld said in reference to the local outpouring of support. “She and all the others are heroes.”


Langerveld said although those who have fallen cannot be brought back, he is honored to have gotten the opportunity to fly Gee to her final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery.


“We have this opportunity to take care of her, and treat her in an honorable way,” he said. “And the community cares.”


“And she deserves the utmost respect and honor, and this is one way to do it, a very small way, a very small portion of the events that transpired,” Langerveld added.

USMC SGT NICOLE L. GEE LAID TO REST IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY

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United States Marine Corps Sergeant Nicole L. Gee Remembered

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This memorial video of United States Marine Corps Sergeant Nicole L. Gee is long but those who choose to start watching should watch to the end.


There are many touching eulogies from family and friends and a Marine best friend who gives a most touching and heartwarming eulogy.


It contains photographs of Nicole as her life unfolds into being what she loved and that was being a United States Marine.


Please leave a comment about your feelings so that her family can see how the world cares.


Thank you.

HELP THE FAMILIES OF THE FALLEN AFGHANISTAN HEROES

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Misty Fuoco is organizing this fundraiser & is the siter of

US Marine Corps Sgt. Nicole L. Gee, 23, of Sacramento, California 


I want to start by thanking anyone who is willing to share in advance for any contribution possible.


Myself and my family are extremely devastated with the news of my sister passing. I can confidently speak for everyone who knew and loved my sister, Nicole Gee, that she was such a bright light to everyone she touched. Always focusing on positivity and motivating others to do their best. She was and always will be my greatest inspiration and motivation to be the best version on myself that I can be. I’ve always said she is the absolute light of my life and I would do anything for her, she was my first best friend, my partner in this crazy life, my absolute hero. There are no words that will express how much she will be missed.


Her love for her husband and my brother in law, Jarod Gee, is unmatched. They had a bond like nothing I’ve ever seen and I’m so devastated  that he has lost the love of his life. She was everything to Jarod, the bright sun to his life. They are both Marines and have dedicated themselves to serving this country.


She gave the ultimate sacrifice. We will forever be changed and forever hurt with her absences but I know she wouldn’t have had it any other way, she absolutely loved the work she was doing in Afghanistan and was excited to tell me more about it once she was back home…


Family was the most important priority in Nicole’s life, she took every opportunity she was given to see family during times she could take leave. She was a huge part of my family’s daily life, my 2 year old son would ask to FaceTime his “TT Coley” often and it’s hard to wrap my head around the having to explain why we aren’t able to call her anymore.


I will be using any money raised to help family and friends with flight tickets, food, and other travel expenses so that we all have a chance to say our final goodbyes. She touched so many in her short 23 years of life and I want everyone who wants to be given the opportunity to see her one last time before she is put to rest. She will now be watching over us all.


Thank you again for anyone who can help, please give an extra tight squeeze to your loved ones today.

REMEMBERING 13 FALLEN HEROES

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"FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS" USMC SGT. NICOLE GEE

COMING HOME

The film BELOW will make you cry...it will break your heart...it will make you ask why did this have to happen.


11 MARINES, 1 NAVY AND 1 ARMY OF OUR YOUNG FALLEN SERVICE MEMBERS WERE CUT DOWN AT THE BEGINNING OF THEIR LIVES DUE TO A SENSELESS DECISION MADE BY BIDEN AND HIS ADVISORS.

COMING HOME

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If ever there were a MARINE, a SAILOR, a SOLDIER or an AIRMAN that is deserving of the "MEDAL OF HONOR" it is all 13 of these young heroes.

LAMENT BY USMC SGT MALLORY HARRISON FOR USMC SGT NICOLE GEE

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USMC SGT. NICOLE L. GEE MEMORIAL RIDE TRIBUTE SACRAMENTO, CA

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USMC SGT. NICOLE L. GEE IS FINALLY HOME

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