Sgt. 1st Class Anthony L. Woodham of Rogers, Arkansas joined the Arkansas Army National Guard in 1989. Though he was a stern leader, his caring personality equaled his eagerness to serve as a Soldier and to always treat people with respect, regardless of rank. To his younger soldiers he was a father figure who often put the needs of theirs in front of his own. He served in Iraq in 2004-05 and earned many military awards, including the Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Non-commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon with numeral 2 and the Driver and Mechanic Badge. Anthony died of injuries suffered in a non-combat incident at Camp Adder, Tallil, Iraq at age 37. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Army
39th Brigade Support Battalion
39th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
Arkansas Army National Guard
Heber Springs, Arkansas
Army
39th Brigade Support Battalion
39th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
Arkansas Army National Guard
Heber Springs, Arkansas
Sgt. 1st Class Anthony L. Woodham of Rogers, Arkansas joined the Arkansas Army National Guard in 1989. Though he was a stern leader, his caring personality equaled his eagerness to serve as a Soldier and to always treat people with respect, regardless of rank. To his younger soldiers he was a father figure who often put the needs of theirs in front of his own. He served in Iraq in 2004-05 and earned many military awards, including the Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Non-commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon with numeral 2 and the Driver and Mechanic Badge. Anthony died of injuries suffered in a non-combat incident at Camp Adder, Tallil, Iraq at age 37. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Army
39th Brigade Support Battalion
39th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
Arkansas Army National Guard
Heber Springs, Arkansas
Army
39th Brigade Support Battalion
39th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
Arkansas Army National Guard
Heber Springs, Arkansas
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