Sgt. David T. Weir of Cleveland, Tennessee was a military career man doing what he wanted to do and what he felt he needed to do. He was a graduate of Bradley Central High School where he played football as No. 24. His favorite sport was football, and he also enjoyed camping and the outdoors and was a member of Waterville Baptist Church. He was a history buff who studied all of the wars, and knew the times and dates of each one. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Earl Thomas Weir and is survived by his wife, Alison Weir; one son, Gavin Weir; parents: Charles "Lynn" and Jackie Weir; three brothers and their spouses: Chris, Jeff, and Tim Weir, one sister and spouse: Missie Burgraff; and grandmother, Beulah Weir. He was 23.
Army
1st Squadron
61st Cavalry Regiment
4th Brigade Combat Team
101st Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Kentucky
Army
1st Squadron
61st Cavalry Regiment
4th Brigade Combat Team
101st Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Kentucky
Sgt. David T. Weir of Cleveland, Tennessee was a military career man doing what he wanted to do and what he felt he needed to do. He was a graduate of Bradley Central High School where he played football as No. 24. His favorite sport was football, and he also enjoyed camping and the outdoors and was a member of Waterville Baptist Church. He was a history buff who studied all of the wars, and knew the times and dates of each one. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Earl Thomas Weir and is survived by his wife, Alison Weir; one son, Gavin Weir; parents: Charles "Lynn" and Jackie Weir; three brothers and their spouses: Chris, Jeff, and Tim Weir, one sister and spouse: Missie Burgraff; and grandmother, Beulah Weir. He was 23.
Army
1st Squadron
61st Cavalry Regiment
4th Brigade Combat Team
101st Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Kentucky
Army
1st Squadron
61st Cavalry Regiment
4th Brigade Combat Team
101st Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Kentucky
