Christopher E. Mosko - Recent Comments - California's War Dead - L.A. Times

Douglas Bark on May 27, 2018

Sun, 27 May 2018 08:49:54 -0700

I went to grade school with Cody. I only knew him as a child but I remember him as a friend and as a strong, principled person, even at that young age. Today on this Memorial Day weekend I remembered him to my family and presented his story as an example of selfless patriotism, and more as and example of heroic masculinity in the face of enormous danger. As we grew older we drifted apart, but my memory of our youth, and my solemn admiration of his families great sacrifice will always remain with me.

Jason Arnona on July 13, 2016

Wed, 13 Jul 2016 08:27:43 -0700

Cody, I am so sorry I was not there the day you were laid to rest. I am proud to have served with you! Thank you for being such a good buddy when I first came to the unit all those years ago at Bragg. We were 9 feet tall and bulletproof back then. I am proud you continued your service, in Afghanistan. After all you served and served again. I was with you in Somalia, then again in Haiti. It hit me like a sledgehammer when I saw your photo on the cover of USA Today. I remember the day you told me you we going SF near the old CQ at Bragg. I'm sorry your family lost you. You fought the good fight and you will always be remember!

Danielle Randall on May 29, 2016

Sun, 29 May 2016 09:42:33 -0700

We remember our fallen, and thank you for our freedom. God Bless your family.

Deborah Prosser-Wolf on October 22, 2013

Tue, 22 Oct 2013 12:05:22 -0700

I am sad to say I did NOT know him. I am a mother of Army, and my family members are/were Army too. I shared on my facebook timeline about my experience at Green Hills Cemetery in California, and how I came across the Monument of "Cody". I was drawn there without knowing what for, and I was guided to this Monument of this Brave young man. It so happens that my name is DEBORAH PROSSER. I have read up about him and his family. I am trying to figure out why I was drawn there, and if it was by "Cody" or his father, Brian. I just want to express my Thanks to "Cody" for his sacrifice and to his family. I will have him in my heart always. I will visit this monument on a regular basis. I shared his story with my family and my friends. Friends then shared my timeline post also. I hope all see AGAIN the bravery he showed for us all. With love, Deborah PROSSER-Wolf. <3

Steven Soublet on May 26, 2013

Sun, 26 May 2013 08:41:46 -0700

Brian was an all around good person and soldier. He was my roommate in PLDC @ Camp Jackson, Korea. I will always remember Brian helping me with the Land Navigation portion of PLDC. I am forever grateful to him for reaching out to me. I was in total shock to here that he was among the very 1st casualties in Afghanistan. Brian has truly done his family and country proud. It was a blessing to have known him and he will never be forgotten.

M.Mahan on May 7, 2012

Mon, 07 May 2012 02:06:19 -0700

I would like to give my condolences to Christopher's family and friends. Wars are so senseless. The Bible gives a wonderful hope for the future. It tells us that at Psalms 46:9 that: "He is making wars to cease to the extremity of the earth." There will be no more wars. And you will have a chance to see Christopher again. Jesus is the resurrection of life. Read John 5:28,29 and that will give you another wonderful hope. May you have peace and comfort.

Southoc on October 7, 2011

Fri, 07 Oct 2011 06:45:47 -0700

So difficult to look at. I cannot imagine the loss, yet thank you for your sacrifice. Comfort to your families. You are appreciated.

Pri on September 5, 2011

Mon, 05 Sep 2011 11:56:04 -0700

Staff Sergeant Prosser, You will never be forgotten. I will show my children your picture and tell them about you if need be and they will tell their children! Not many people have your type of courage. Thank you.

Rick and Diane Garcia on January 22, 2011

Sat, 22 Jan 2011 09:03:10 -0800

Cody, we still miss your fun spirit and think of the many days and nights you spent in our home after watching you play football with our son Bob. Diane and I were in Washington DC in August of 2010 and took a few minutes to visit your grave at Arlington. We remain so proud of your love of country and courage you demonstrated until your last day on earth. God bless you.

Kevin Gregory on December 31, 2010

Fri, 31 Dec 2010 03:13:05 -0800

I don't know this soldiers as I'm just visiting the website. I thank him and his family for his dedication to our county. Thank you for keeping America free and protecting our beliefs. It's because heroes like you my very young daughter will be able to live freely in this wonderful country. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Many your memory never be forgotten. RIP