Project Roll Call

Project Roll Call Say Their Names, Tell Their Stories, Never Forget!

Our mission at “Project Roll Call” is two-fold: to raise awareness on all veterans issues and to link both our veterans and their families with pertinent, reliable, and proven resources. Our vision is to team up with other like-minded individuals and organizations to create a platform and partnership in which people can seek, find and initiate support at all levels, regardless of their location, s

ituation, or status. Whatever their needs may be, we would like to have a network of resources in place that point them to a viable and proven solution. The first objective of “Project Roll Call,” is to establish a digital wall named “Roll Call” that honors our nation’s veterans and fallen service members. This platform will serve as a repository for veterans of all branches and eras to tell their stories, have their stories told, and be recognized for their service and sacrifice to our country. Additionally, “Roll Call” will be a platform where we acknowledge our fallen service members and their families, letting them and the world know that these patriots are not forgotten, and that We will Never Forget. Every veteran, past, present, and future, starts their story by taking an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States, these stories aren’t the same, and as fate would have it, they all end in various ways. “Project Roll Call” and “Roll Call” are here to support, honor, and remember all who serve and have served. As we move forward with this venture, we will continue fostering partnerships with other groups and organizations on this mission in order to compile as much information as possible, in an easy to find and use format, and make it available for service members and families when they need it.

Bernard Fraser MacDonell 10/04/37 - 05/12/26 Today, we honor Bernard Fraser MacDonell — a loving grandfather, a proud Am...
08/31/2026

Bernard Fraser MacDonell 10/04/37 - 05/12/26

Today, we honor Bernard Fraser MacDonell — a loving grandfather, a proud American, and a disabled veteran whose service and sacrifice stand as part of the long, unbroken line of those who defended our nation.

Bernard served in the United States Army from October 8, 1956 through October 7, 1959, answering his country’s call during the Korean War era.

In 1957 and 1958, he was assigned to HQ Company, 321st USASA Battalion, where he carried out critical duties in support of U.S. Army Security Agency operations.

This work demanded discipline, intelligence, and unwavering commitment.

Those who knew Bernard remember more than his uniform. They remember his heart. His kindness. His devotion to family. His pride in being a grandfather. His life reminds us that service does not end when the uniform comes off. It continues in the way veterans shape their families, their communities, and the generations that follow.

Today, we say his name with gratitude. Today, we remember his service, his sacrifice, and the legacy he leaves behind.

May we Never Forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Bernard Fraser MacDonell.








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08/28/2026

🎖️FRIDAY NIGHT TOAST | August 28th, 2026 🇺🇸

Hey Facebook Family — I’m Ray, your host on this sacred journey of remembrance. Welcome to this week’s Friday Night Toast where we pause, reflect, and raise our voices to honor those who gave everything.

Tonight, we share the Birthdays and Angel Dates of our Fallen Brothers and Sisters. We speak their names. We tell their stories. And we lift a glass in tribute to this week’s Honored Service Members.

Before we begin, I invite you to: 👍Like this video 🔔Subscribe to our channel and📣 Share it with your friends and family

Your support helps us keep this mission alive — to raise awareness, offer resources, and remind every Veteran and Gold Star Family that they are never alone.

Now, Let's dive into this week's Birthdays:


This week's Birthdays:

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Nicholas P Peterson – August 22nd, 1989

Sergeant Joshua P Rodgers – August 22nd, 1994

Chief Petty Officer Brian R Bill – August 23rd, 1979

Staff Sergeant Aaron R Butler – August 24th, 1989

Petty Officer Third Class Meaghan E Burns – August 25th, 1995

Sergeant Cameron H Thomas – August 25th, 1993

Private First Class Edwin C L Wood – August 28th, 1991


This week’s Angel Dates:

Lance Corporal James D Hirlston – August 23rd, 2006

Lance Corporal Alexander S Arredondo – August 25th, 2004

Sergeant Elder N Fernandes – August 25th, 2020

Staff Sergeant Emil Rivera-Lopez – August 25th, 2017

Staff Sergeant Morgan C Robinson – August 25th, 2018

Captain Tamara S Tomlinson – August 26th, 2019

Sergeant Nicole L Gee – August 26th, 2021

Lance Corporal Kareem M G Nikoui – August 26th, 2021

Lance Corporal Dylan R Merola – August 26th, 2021

Corporal Hunter Lopez – August 26th, 2021

Sergeant Ryan C Knauss – August 26th, 2021

Staff Sergeant Taylor Hoover – August 26th, 2021

Petty Officer Third Class Maxton Soviak – August 26th, 2021

Corporal Humberto Sanchez – August 26th, 2021

Corporal Daegan W T Page – August 26th, 2021

Sergeant Johanny R Pichardo – August 26th, 2021

Lance Corporal David L Espinoza – August 26th, 2021

Lance Corporal Jared M Schmitz – August 26th, 2021

Lance Corporal Rylee J McCollum – August 26th, 2021

Sergeant Raymond W Warlikowski – August 28th, 2016

Now we invite you to lift a glass and join us now as we toast their legacy...

This Week's Honored are...

Army Specialist Samuel M. Boswell, 20, of Elkridge, Maryland

Army Sergeant Nathan K. Bouchard, 24, of Wildomar, California

Army Specialist Mathew G. Boule, 22, of Dracut, Massachusetts

May Their Service and Their Sacrifice Never Be Forgotten!

📖Please take a moment to read their bios, share their stories, and say their names out loud. Let’s keep their memory burning bright.

💬And if you are struggling right now — please hear this: You are not alone. Reach out. Use your resources. Connect...

🆘Need help now? 📞Call 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line 🚨Or dial 911 or head to your nearest Emergency Room

You can also find a list of resources on our website: 🌐Visit ProjectRollCall.org for more support

Together, we can Change the Narrative.

🙏Thank you for being part of this community. We hope tonight’s Toast has inspired you as much as it’s inspired us.

📲Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for more stories, updates, and ways to get involved.

Until next time — stay safe, stay connected, and remember: Not all scars are visible. Not all wounds heal. Not all pain is obvious. But you are seen. You are valued. You are not forgotten.

💙Today and every day… YOU MATTER.



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Army Spc. Mathew G. Boule, 22, of Dracut, Mass.; assigned to 2nd Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, Hunter Army Airfield,...
08/28/2026

Army Spc. Mathew G. Boule, 22, of Dracut, Mass.; assigned to 2nd Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, Hunter Army Airfield, Ga.; killed April 2, 2003 in a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash in central Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Mathew was born in Lowell on Dec. 7, 1980, a son of Leo G. and Suellen F. (Farnham) Boule of Dracut. He received his early education in Dracut schools and attended Lowell Regional Vocational Technical School. He graduated from Lowell Middlesex Academy of Charter Schools in 2000.

Mathew was an overachiever in high school, where he played football and wrestled. Paintball wars were a passion.

He found another passion after high school and signed up for a five-year Army tour.

“He loved his work and he loved his birds,” said his mother, Sue Boule. “I went to visit him in Georgia last July and he showed me his bird, that’s what he called his Black Hawk. He was so proud of it. He was so proud he made crew chief. Some day he wanted to fly them.”

Mathew last talked to his parents in February. “I asked him if he was scared,” his mother said. “He said, “Yeah, I’m scared and I don’t know what the future will bring, but I have to do this for them, for my family.”

May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army Spc. Mathew G. Boule.








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Army Sgt. Nathan K. Bouchard, 24, of Wildomar, Calif.; assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 1st Brigade C...
08/26/2026

Army Sgt. Nathan K. Bouchard, 24, of Wildomar, Calif.; assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Ga.; killed on August 18, 2005 when an improvised explosive device detonated near his Humvee following a mine-assessment mission in Samarra, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.

In high school, Nathan was a 5-foot-5-inch “little bulldog” who bored through offensive lines and into backfields for the occasional sack.

“He probably weighed 135 pounds soaking wet,” said former football coach Mark Chandler. “He created havoc for the opposing teams. When you watched films, you could really see the guys cheating, trying to pull him down.”

Neighbors said Nathan was always active, shooting hoops for hours with other children in the neighborhood. He also loved to surf, hike and mountain bike.

“He was always happy,” said Steve Harding, a family friend. “I’d never seen him in a bad mood.”

Nathan graduated from high school in 1999 and spent two years at Mt. San Jacinto College before enlisting. He often signed his letters home with “Esse quam Verdi” — Latin for “to be rather than to seem.”

He is survived by his parents, Alida and John.

May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army Sgt. Nathan K. Bouchard.








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Army Spc. Samuel M. Boswell, 20, of Elkridge, Md.; assigned to the 243rd Engineer Company, Maryland Army National Guard,...
08/24/2026

Army Spc. Samuel M. Boswell, 20, of Elkridge, Md.; assigned to the 243rd Engineer Company, Maryland Army National Guard, Baltimore; killed Oct. 14, 2005 when he was conducting convoy operations and an 18-wheel tractor trailer accidentally struck the rear of his Humvee, starting a fire and causing ammunition to detonate in Taji, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Also killed were Sgt. Brian R. Conner and Spc. Bernard L. Ceo.

Samuel had a plan for his future: He wanted to attend college, and possibly become an engineer. He joined the National Guard as a steppingstone, a chance to explore his adventurous side.

“He loved life, adventure and fun,” said sister Annette Shymansky, “and this was a part of it. It was a way for him to be wild,” and to earn some college money as well.

Samuel had enlisted in the National Guard after graduating in 2003 from River Hill High School in Clarksville, Shymansky said. She said those who knew him would call him fun-loving and jovial. “He was never down,” Shymansky said. “He always lifted people’s spirits.”

Samuel was the clown of their family, which included eight children in all, she said. “In 95 percent of the pictures growing up through the years, he’s got the bunny fingers up, and he’s got this huge grin,” she said. Shymansky said her brother had lots of friends. “He was adorable and sensitive and chicks loved it,” she said. “All the nieces and nephews clung to him like he was the second coming.”

May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army Spc. Samuel M. Boswell.








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08/21/2026

🎖️FRIDAY NIGHT TOAST | August 21st, 2026 🇺🇸

Hey Facebook Family — I’m Ray, your host on this sacred journey of remembrance. Welcome to this week’s Friday Night Toast where we pause, reflect, and raise our voices to honor those who gave everything.

Tonight, we share the Birthdays and Angel Dates of our Fallen Brothers and Sisters. We speak their names. We tell their stories. And we lift a glass in tribute to this week’s Honored Service Members.

Before we begin, I invite you to: 👍Like this video 🔔Subscribe to our channel and📣 Share it with your friends and family

Your support helps us keep this mission alive — to raise awareness, offer resources, and remind every Veteran and Gold Star Family that they are never alone.

Now, Let's dive into this week's Birthdays:

This week's Birthdays:

Captain John J Sax – August 15th, 1988

Lance Corporal Eric L Ward – August 17th, 1990

Staff Sergeant Christopher M Hake – August 17th, 1981

Airman First Class Ivan A Sandoval – August 18th, 1997

Sergeant First Class Elliot J Robbins – August 18th, 1987

Sergeant First Class Michael C Bruck – August 18th, 1984

Sergeant First Class Mihail Golin – August 20th, 1983

First Sergeant Robert J Dowdy – August 21st, 1964

Corporal Keaton G Coffey – August 21st, 1989

Private First Class Daniel J Allman II – August 21st, 1986

Sergeant First Class Richard L Haeberle – August 21st, 1983

Sergeant Brandon C Ladner – August 21st, 1987

Staff Sergeant Daniel J Brown – August 21st, 1984

This week’s Angel Dates:

Sergeant Jessica L Barnett(Jackson) – August 15th, 2014

Specialist Joshua P Dingler – August 15th, 2005

Specialist Michael R DeMarsico II – August 16th, 2012

Staff Sergeant Aaron R Butler – August 16th, 2017

Sergeant Troy O Tom – August 17th, 2009

Corporal Brad P McCormick – August 19th, 2004

Private First Class Trenton J Scholl – August 20th, 2000

Sergeant Justin D Johnson – August 20th, 2013

Now we invite you to lift a glass and join us now as we toast their legacy...

This Week's Honored are...

Marine Corporal Kirk J. Bosselmann, 21, of Napa, California

Army Sergeant Andrew L. Bossert, 24, of Fountain City, Wisconsin

Army Private First Class Rachel K. Bosveld, 19, of Waupun, Wisconsin

May Their Service and Their Sacrifice Never Be Forgotten!

📖Please take a moment to read their bios, share their stories, and say their names out loud. Let’s keep their memory burning bright.

💬And if you are struggling right now — please hear this: You are not alone. Reach out. Use your resources. Connect...

🆘Need help now? 📞Call 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line 🚨Or dial 911 or head to your nearest Emergency Room

You can also find a list of resources on our website: 🌐Visit ProjectRollCall.org for more support

Together, we can Change the Narrative.

🙏Thank you for being part of this community. We hope tonight’s Toast has inspired you as much as it’s inspired us.

📲Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for more stories, updates, and ways to get involved.

Until next time — stay safe, stay connected, and remember: Not all scars are visible. Not all wounds heal. Not all pain is obvious. But you are seen. You are valued. You are not forgotten.

💙Today and every day… YOU MATTER.



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Army Pfc. Rachel K. Bosveld, 19, of Waupun, Wis.; assigned to the 527th Military Police Company, V Corps, Giesen, German...
08/21/2026

Army Pfc. Rachel K. Bosveld, 19, of Waupun, Wis.; assigned to the 527th Military Police Company, V Corps, Giesen, Germany; killed Oct. 26, 2003 during a mortar attack on the Abu Ghraib Police Station in Abu Ghraib, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Rachel graduated from High School in 2002 and enlisted in the Army, serving as a military police officer with the 527th Military Police Company, V Corps, based in Giessen, Germany. Although she attended Waupun High School for only two years after transferring from Oshkosh West High School, it is clear that she made a lasting impression in the lives of those who knew her.

Rachel came to the Bosveld family as a neglected foster baby and the family adopted her when she was two months old. After the Bosvelds divorced, she spent her first two years of high school in Oshkosh, living with her mother. She came to Waupun to live with her father during her junior and senior years.

At Waupun High, Rachel was described as "creative, very caring, and dependable." She played on the soccer team, sang in the choir, loved to draw forest scenes, play her violin and act in her high school drama club. She hoped one day to become a graphic artist.

May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army Pfc. Rachel K. Bosveld.








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Army Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert, 24, of Fountain City, Wis.; assigned to the 44th Engineer Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Tea...
08/19/2026

Army Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert, 24, of Fountain City, Wis.; assigned to the 44th Engineer Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Howze, Korea; killed March 7, 2005 when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device detonated near his screening area in Ramadi, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Also killed was Pfc. Michael W. Franklin.

Andrew was born on Oct. 1, 1980, in Lancaster, the son of Steven K. and Diane V. (Belcher) Bossert. Andy attended Cochrane-Fountain City Schools, graduating from C-FC High School with the class of 1999.

His mother, Diane, said her motorcycle-loving son spent one semester at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, but could not get the classes required for architecture. So, he stored his bike at his parents' home and joined the Army for the future college benefits.

Andrew was stationed in Korea for 2 1/2 years before being deployed to Iraq where he was part of a unit that searched for bombs and other explosives. The job was dangerous, but it suited Andrew because he was a night owl, said his mother. Searches were often done at night, when it was less dangerous to be out, she said. While he was stationed in Korea, Andy met his wife, Olya. They were united in marriage in Dec. 2002.

May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Army Sgt. Andrew L. Bossert.








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Marine Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann, 21, of Napa, Calif.; assigned to 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division...
08/18/2026

Marine Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann, 21, of Napa, Calif.; assigned to 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune, N.C.; killed Nov. 27, 2004 by enemy action in Anbar province, Iraq while Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Kirk grew up in Dickerson in Montgomery County before moving to Napa, Calif., after graduating from Poolesville High School in 2001.

Kirk's level of skill and daring outdoors even impressed Masai warriors. During a family safari to Kenya four years ago, Kirk's hunting, riding and outdoors prowess prompted his Masai guides to present him with a ceremonial tribal sword.

Whether he was climbing trees, heading out before dawn to go duck hunting or going full speed on the lawn mower, Kirk displayed a zeal for living life to the fullest.

"That kid couldn't do anything slow," said his father, Rainer Bosselmann.

Kirk loved the outdoors, whether he was hunting deer with a bow or foxes on horseback. At 18, he moved to California to fight wildfires but ended up joining the Marines instead. Bosselmann even called home to say he had tried bull riding.

May we never forget the Service and the Sacrifice of Marine Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann.








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08/14/2026

🎖️FRIDAY NIGHT TOAST | August 14th, 2026 🇺🇸

Hey Facebook Family — I’m Ray, your host on this sacred journey of remembrance. Welcome to this week’s Friday Night Toast where we pause, reflect, and raise our voices to honor those who gave everything.

Tonight, we share the Birthdays and Angel Dates of our Fallen Brothers and Sisters. We speak their names. We tell their stories. And we lift a glass in tribute to this week’s Honored Service Members.

Before we begin, I invite you to: 👍Like this video 🔔Subscribe to our channel and📣 Share it with your friends and family

Your support helps us keep this mission alive — to raise awareness, offer resources, and remind every Veteran and Gold Star Family that they are never alone.

Now, Let's dive into this week's Birthdays:



This week's Birthdays:

Sergeant Nicholas R Gibbs – August 9th, 1981

Sergeant David S Collins – August 10th, 1981

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Lee M Smith – August 11th, 1982

Senior Chief Petty Officer Kraig M K Vickers – August 11th, 1974

Chief Petty Officer Jason R Workman – August 12th, 1978

Petty Officer First Class Jared W Day – August 12th, 1982

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jacob M Sims – August 13th, 1981

Lieutenant Colonel Frank D 'Bruiser' Bryant Jr – August 13th, 1973

Lieutenant Junior Grade Craig E Valentine – August 13th, 1965

Sergeant First Class Kenneth W Westbrook – August 13th, 1968

Specialist Ray A Ramirez – August 13th, 1992

First Sergeant Tracey L Stapley – August 14th, 1968

Specialist Jeremy F Regnier – August 14th, 1982

Staff Sergeant Christopher F Cabacoy – August 14th, 1979



This week’s Angel Dates:

Second Lieutenant Anthoney Scardino – August 8th, 2014

Command Sergeant Major Kevin J Griffin – August 8th, 2012

Private First Class Paul O Cuzzupe II – August 8th, 2010

Staff Sergeant Ricky G Fox – August 9th, 2007

Staff Sergeant Mathew G Jenkins – August 10th, 2014

Private First Class Rueben 'Boy' Lopez – August 11th, 2017

Private Second Class James T Jackson – August 11th, 2008

Staff Sergeant Jeffrey J Reber – August 12th, 2014

Private Joshua D Thompson – August 13th, 2013

Sergeant Allen L Stigler Jr – August 13th, 2017

Sergeant Roshain E Brooks – August 13th, 2017

Sergeant William J Cahir – August 13th, 2009

Staff Sergeant Asbury F Hawn II – August 14th, 2005

Corporal Joseph A VanDreumel – August 14th, 2011

Sergeant Matthew A Harmon – August 14th, 2011

Now we invite you to lift a glass and join us now as we toast their legacy...

This Week's Honored are...

Army First Sergeant Michael J. Bordelon, 37, of Morgan City, Louisiana

Air Force Captain John J. Boria, 29, of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

Marine Corporal Jeffrey A. Boskovitch, 25, of Seven Hills, Ohio

May Their Service and Their Sacrifice Never Be Forgotten!

📖Please take a moment to read their bios, share their stories, and say their names out loud. Let’s keep their memory burning bright.

💬And if you are struggling right now — please hear this: You are not alone. Reach out. Use your resources. Connect...

🆘Need help now? 📞Call 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line 🚨Or dial 911 or head to your nearest Emergency Room

You can also find a list of resources on our website: 🌐Visit ProjectRollCall.org for more support

Together, we can Change the Narrative.

🙏Thank you for being part of this community. We hope tonight’s Toast has inspired you as much as it’s inspired us.

📲Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for more stories, updates, and ways to get involved.

Until next time — stay safe, stay connected, and remember: Not all scars are visible. Not all wounds heal. Not all pain is obvious. But you are seen. You are valued. You are not forgotten.

💙Today and every day… YOU MATTER.



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