Florida's Fallen Soldiers

These 37 armed forces personnel from Florida died while serving the country in 2011.

| 12/28/2011

» Army Spc.
Brian D. Riley Jr., 24
Hometown: Longwood
Died: May 15 / unspecified

» Army Pvt.
Lamarol J. Tucker, 26
Hometown: Gainesville
Died: May 16 / makeshift bomb

» Army Spc.
Marcos A. Cintron, 32
Hometown: Orlando
Died: June 16 / rocket attack

» Army Pfc.
Joshua L. Jetton, 21
Hometown: Sebring
Died: June 20 / gunfire

» Army 1st Lt.
Dimitri A. Del Castillo, 24
Hometown: Tampa
Died: June 25 / gunfire

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