California’s War Dead  Date > 2004 > April

    Deaths in April 2004

    Name Hometown Date of death
    Michael W. Mitchell Porterville April 4, 2004
    Casey Sheehan Vacaville April 4, 2004
    Travis J. Layfield Fremont April 6, 2004
    Allan K. Walker Lancaster April 6, 2004
    Kyle D. Crowley San Ramon April 6, 2004
    Marcus M. Cherry Imperial April 6, 2004
    William M. Harrell Placentia April 8, 2004
    Joshua M. Palmer Banning April 8, 2004
    Eric A. Ayon Arleta April 9, 2004
    Oscar Jimenez San Diego April 11, 2004
    George D. Torres Long Beach April 11, 2004
    Brad S. Shuder El Dorado Hills April 12, 2004
    Victor A. Rosales Lomeli Westminster April 13, 2004
    Jimmy J. Arroyave Woodland April 15, 2004
    Brian M. Wood Torrance April 16, 2004
    Richard J. Gannon II Escondido April 17, 2004
    Christopher A. Gibson Simi Valley April 17, 2004
    Leroy Harris-Kelly III Azusa April 20, 2004
    Patrick D. Tillman San Jose April 22, 2004
    Abraham D. Pena Medina Los Angeles April 27, 2004
    James L. Beckstrand Escondido April 29, 2004
    Adam W. Estep San Jose April 29, 2004
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