Army Sgt. Adam Lee Cantrell was chief of a repair team for AH-64 Apache attack helicopters and was assigned to D Company, First Battalion of the 82nd Aviation Reconnaissance Battalion. Adam died April 29th in Fayetteville in a motorcycle accident.
Sgt. Cantrell was a 1997 graduate of Eastlake North High School. His unit had just returned from nine months of training at Fort Hood, TX, before a planned deployment to Iraq in July. He was deployed to Kuwait, Kosovo, Korea and Afghanistan. He received many military awards and decorations.
Survivors are his wife, Juanita Lynn (English) Cantrell of Fayetteville; children, Addison Jakob Lee Cantrell and Arianna Anita Cantrell; parents, Susan Ann (Heyduk) McGee and Harold Lee Cantrell Jr.; sisters, April (Ray-Jay) Mcguinn and Amy Ellen Cantrell; mother-in-law, Vicky English; maternal grandparents, Edward Heyduk and Susan Erdman; and paternal grandparents, Doretta Faye Cantrell and Harold and Karen Cantrell.
Sgt. Cantrell was a 1997 graduate of Eastlake North High School. His unit had just returned from nine months of training at Fort Hood, TX, before a planned deployment to Iraq in July. He was deployed to Kuwait, Kosovo, Korea and Afghanistan. He received many military awards and decorations.
Survivors are his wife, Juanita Lynn (English) Cantrell of Fayetteville; children, Addison Jakob Lee Cantrell and Arianna Anita Cantrell; parents, Susan Ann (Heyduk) McGee and Harold Lee Cantrell Jr.; sisters, April (Ray-Jay) Mcguinn and Amy Ellen Cantrell; mother-in-law, Vicky English; maternal grandparents, Edward Heyduk and Susan Erdman; and paternal grandparents, Doretta Faye Cantrell and Harold and Karen Cantrell.
Army Sgt. Adam Lee Cantrell was chief of a repair team for AH-64 Apache attack helicopters and was assigned to D Company, First Battalion of the 82nd Aviation Reconnaissance Battalion. Adam died April 29th in Fayetteville in a motorcycle accident.
Sgt. Cantrell was a 1997 graduate of Eastlake North High School. His unit had just returned from nine months of training at Fort Hood, TX, before a planned deployment to Iraq in July. He was deployed to Kuwait, Kosovo, Korea and Afghanistan. He received many military awards and decorations.
Survivors are his wife, Juanita Lynn (English) Cantrell of Fayetteville; children, Addison Jakob Lee Cantrell and Arianna Anita Cantrell; parents, Susan Ann (Heyduk) McGee and Harold Lee Cantrell Jr.; sisters, April (Ray-Jay) Mcguinn and Amy Ellen Cantrell; mother-in-law, Vicky English; maternal grandparents, Edward Heyduk and Susan Erdman; and paternal grandparents, Doretta Faye Cantrell and Harold and Karen Cantrell.
Sgt. Cantrell was a 1997 graduate of Eastlake North High School. His unit had just returned from nine months of training at Fort Hood, TX, before a planned deployment to Iraq in July. He was deployed to Kuwait, Kosovo, Korea and Afghanistan. He received many military awards and decorations.
Survivors are his wife, Juanita Lynn (English) Cantrell of Fayetteville; children, Addison Jakob Lee Cantrell and Arianna Anita Cantrell; parents, Susan Ann (Heyduk) McGee and Harold Lee Cantrell Jr.; sisters, April (Ray-Jay) Mcguinn and Amy Ellen Cantrell; mother-in-law, Vicky English; maternal grandparents, Edward Heyduk and Susan Erdman; and paternal grandparents, Doretta Faye Cantrell and Harold and Karen Cantrell.
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