https://www.libertyunites.tv/ Wall Of Prayers en-us Liberty Unites 2026-04-16T12:23:36-05:00 hourly 1 2026-04-16T12:23:36-05:00 http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#24002 https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#24002 Condolence By: Anonymous - R.I.P http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html US Army 2012-05-25T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#24002"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg" align="left" alt="Aaron D Gautier US Army" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: Anonymous - R.I.P (LibertyUnites) http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#23639 https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#23639 Condolence By: Anonymous - I was asigned as Aaron's wife casualty officer in Hampton. Being around his family I could see the love he was given and i tried not to cry during the wake. I think it was his dad Daniel that caught me crying and said it was ok to cry for his son, even though it wasnt proffesional on my part, but after talking to his mom and dad, I really appreciate every soldier that I led more than ever and truly have the utmost concern for the soldier's family and him or her. I saw that Aaron came from a great family and his truly miss. Even though I never met the soldier, I can honestly say that a day doesn't go by that I dont think about him. His legacy lives on forever, my prayers are always with the family. God Bless. Then SFC Sanchez, now 1LT Thomas Sanchez. http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html US Army 2012-01-09T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#23639"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg" align="left" alt="Aaron D Gautier US Army" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: Anonymous - I was asigned as Aaron's wife casualty officer in Hampton. Being around his family I could see the love he was given and i tried not to cry during the wake. I think it was his dad Daniel that caught me crying and said it was ok to cry for his son, even though it wasnt proffesional on my part, but after talking to his mom and dad, I really appreciate every soldier that I led more than ever and truly have the utmost concern for the soldier's family and him or her. I saw that Aaron came from a great family and his truly miss. Even though I never met the soldier, I can honestly say that a day doesn't go by that I dont think about him. His legacy lives on forever, my prayers are always with the family. God Bless. Then SFC Sanchez, now 1LT Thomas Sanchez. (LibertyUnites) http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#21840 https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#21840 Condolence By: Anonymous - I was the head of the team that buried you i will never forget you or anyone else ive seen fallen, i would die to bring you back. You are not forgotten.... -Sgt Samuels http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html US Army 2010-06-24T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#21840"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg" align="left" alt="Aaron D Gautier US Army" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: Anonymous - I was the head of the team that buried you i will never forget you or anyone else ive seen fallen, i would die to bring you back. You are not forgotten.... -Sgt Samuels (LibertyUnites) http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#19560 https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#19560 Condolence By: Anonymous - Aaron enlisted in the Army, several weeks shy of his 18th birthday. On April 7th, he was shipped off to Iraq with the Washington-based 2nd Infantry Division."He was an infantryman," an Army brigadier general said at the service just before announcing that Gautier had earned the Bronze Star, Purple Heart and a posthumous promotion to corporal for his actions the day he died. "Every time he rolled off a forward operating base, every soldier looked at him with respect. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, and Fort Lewis, Wash. But his true home was in Hampton Roads. Aaron was a beautiful, loving son, and friend to many. He was born on January 17, 1988 at 5:38am on a Sunday morning. "I remember that it was snowing outside." He was such a beautiful baby and grew up to be a handsome young man. He was a little hyper when he was growing up. The Doctors said he had ADHD. He was a handful growing up. But I wouldn’t trade not one moment or memory. Aaron was killed on Thursday, May 17 in Baghdad of wounds sustained when his mounted patrol came in contact with enemy forces using small-arms fire and an improvised explosive device. He died from his inquiries on the operating table. CPL Aaron D. Gautier, 19, of Hampton, passed May 17, 2007, paying the ultimate price for freedom in Iraq. A U.S. Army veteran whose proudest accomplishment was graduating infantry school, Aaron enjoyed spending time with his family, especially his two little sisters. He attended Bethel High School, where he was a member of the Army JROTC unit. Aaron found enjoyment in the smallest things in life, and was quick to find friendship in everyone he encountered. Aaron is survived by his mother, Tina Houchins, and stepdad, Donald 'Bubba,' of Newport News; father, Daniel Gautier, and wife, Tracy; two sisters, Tricia Gautier and Alexis Houchins of Newport News ;grandparents, Daniel and Teresa Richey of Wilmington, N.C., Brian and Dottie Coleman of Hampton, Ken and Pat Lenorman of Newport News; step-grandmother, Saundra Mayes of Hopewell; great-grandfather, Ray Grieve of Hampton;; Aunt, Val Gautier-Conlon, and Uncle, Jimmy, of Newport News; Aunt, Tracy Boswell of Hopewell; Uncle, Robert C. Stockum of Hampton; and a host of family and friends. The American flag draping the silver casket sitting at the front of Fort Monroe's Chapel of the Centurian was symbolic of the man Army Cpl. Aaron Gautier had become.He was patriotic, dedicated and loyal. At 19 years old, he had learned what it meant to live honorably and with courage, family and friends said at his funeral Saturday. Published in the Daily Press from 5/23/2007 - 5/26/2007. "Remembrance, you can shed tears that she is gone, or you can smile because she has lived. You can close your eyes and pray that she'll come back, or you can open your eyes and see all she has left. Your heart can be empty because you can't see her, or you can be full of the love you shared. You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday. You can remember her and only that she's gone, or you can cherish her memory and let it live on. You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back, or you can do what she'd want, smile, open your eyes, love and go on. Author Unknown" http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html US Army 2009-06-26T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#19560"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg" align="left" alt="Aaron D Gautier US Army" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: Anonymous - Aaron enlisted in the Army, several weeks shy of his 18th birthday. On April 7th, he was shipped off to Iraq with the Washington-based 2nd Infantry Division."He was an infantryman," an Army brigadier general said at the service just before announcing that Gautier had earned the Bronze Star, Purple Heart and a posthumous promotion to corporal for his actions the day he died. "Every time he rolled off a forward operating base, every soldier looked at him with respect. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, and Fort Lewis, Wash. But his true home was in Hampton Roads. Aaron was a beautiful, loving son, and friend to many. He was born on January 17, 1988 at 5:38am on a Sunday morning. "I remember that it was snowing outside." He was such a beautiful baby and grew up to be a handsome young man. He was a little hyper when he was growing up. The Doctors said he had ADHD. He was a handful growing up. But I wouldn’t trade not one moment or memory. Aaron was killed on Thursday, May 17 in Baghdad of wounds sustained when his mounted patrol came in contact with enemy forces using small-arms fire and an improvised explosive device. He died from his inquiries on the operating table. CPL Aaron D. Gautier, 19, of Hampton, passed May 17, 2007, paying the ultimate price for freedom in Iraq. A U.S. Army veteran whose proudest accomplishment was graduating infantry school, Aaron enjoyed spending time with his family, especially his two little sisters. He attended Bethel High School, where he was a member of the Army JROTC unit. Aaron found enjoyment in the smallest things in life, and was quick to find friendship in everyone he encountered. Aaron is survived by his mother, Tina Houchins, and stepdad, Donald 'Bubba,' of Newport News; father, Daniel Gautier, and wife, Tracy; two sisters, Tricia Gautier and Alexis Houchins of Newport News ;grandparents, Daniel and Teresa Richey of Wilmington, N.C., Brian and Dottie Coleman of Hampton, Ken and Pat Lenorman of Newport News; step-grandmother, Saundra Mayes of Hopewell; great-grandfather, Ray Grieve of Hampton;; Aunt, Val Gautier-Conlon, and Uncle, Jimmy, of Newport News; Aunt, Tracy Boswell of Hopewell; Uncle, Robert C. Stockum of Hampton; and a host of family and friends. The American flag draping the silver casket sitting at the front of Fort Monroe's Chapel of the Centurian was symbolic of the man Army Cpl. Aaron Gautier had become.He was patriotic, dedicated and loyal. At 19 years old, he had learned what it meant to live honorably and with courage, family and friends said at his funeral Saturday. Published in the Daily Press from 5/23/2007 - 5/26/2007. "Remembrance, you can shed tears that she is gone, or you can smile because she has lived. You can close your eyes and pray that she'll come back, or you can open your eyes and see all she has left. Your heart can be empty because you can't see her, or you can be full of the love you shared. You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday. You can remember her and only that she's gone, or you can cherish her memory and let it live on. You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back, or you can do what she'd want, smile, open your eyes, love and go on. Author Unknown" (LibertyUnites) http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#10621 https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#10621 Condolence By: John - May the grace of God, the love of Jesus, and the peace of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family forever. http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html US Army 2008-04-09T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v6748-us+army+aaron+d+gautier.html#10621"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/6748.jpeg" align="left" alt="Aaron D Gautier US Army" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: John - May the grace of God, the love of Jesus, and the peace of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family forever. (LibertyUnites)