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Myles C Sebastien |
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Opelousas, Louisiana |
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December 20, 2006 |
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Killed while conducting combat operations in Al Anbar province, Iraq. |
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| DIED DECEMBER 20, 2006 IN AL ANBAR PROVINCE-RAMADI, IRAQ UNDER HOSTILLE FIRE. MYLES BELONG TO WEAPONS CO. 1ST BATTALION, 6TH MARINE REGIMENT, 2ND MARINE DI VISION, II MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, CAMP LEJEUNE, NC. AT THE AGE OF 21. HIS HOME TOWN WAS OPELOUSAS, LA. MOTHER AND FATHER: DANNY AND RAMONA SEBASTIEN, WIFE: KELIE ARNAUD SEBASTIEN. MYLES LEFT BEHIND 2 SISTERS; LAURA SEBASTIEN AND CARISSA BERGERON, AND 1 HALF SISTER: KELLY RAY. |
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| Lance Cpl. Myles C. Sebastien Dana Saucier, a schoolmate of Myles C. Sebastien, said she was a few years behind him grade-wise, but she knew him because "he had one of those faces that you couldn''t help but notice." "He was always smiling, always happy, and always respectful," she said. "And I''m sure until his last breath, he was still smiling." Sebastien, 21, of Opelousas, La., died Dec. 20 from wounds suffered in combat in Anbar province. He was a 2004 high school graduate and was assigned to Camp Lejeune. "Myles was always a likable person _ laid back, and fun to be around," said National Guardsman Blake Castille. Sebastien was a guy who loved to barbecue and boil crawfish. He was also the kind of guy "everyone''s parents liked" and was the friend "everyone needed." "Myles was loved by many, and will be missed by many more," Castille said. "He touched many lives and mine is that much better for having known him." "Opelousas lost a good man and a good Marine," said Marine 1st Sergeant Felix Acosta. He is survived by his wife, Kelie. His "greeting" on his MySpace page is dedicated to his wife, and reads "I''m coming home to you, baby girl." |
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