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Bryan Austin Caje Strouth

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Dec 18 2001
Sep 4 2021
19 Years
Cochranville

Bryan Austin Caje Strouth, 19, of Cochranville, died suddenly on active duty, on Saturday, September 4, 2021, while stationed in Chatan, Okinowa, Japan.  Born in Shawnee, OK, he was the son of Ernest (Timer) and Jacky L. Strouth Jr.

Bryan was a 2020 graduate of Octorara High School where is was a member of the FFA. He wanted to be a Marine since he was five years old and became a heavy equipment operator in the U.S. Marine Corps. Prior to enlisting he graduated from TCHS in engine technology. 

He enjoyed spending time with his friends and actually became an honorary girl scout so he could attend events with his family.

He is survived by a sister, Alexis Strouth, his maternal grandparents, Rick and Judy Stewart, and a niece, Jocilynne Strouth.  He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Ernest Sr. and Madeline Strouth.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, September 25, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. from the Wilde Funeral Home, Parkesburg, with a visitation from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service.  In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to the Wounded Warrior Project at https://support.woundedwarriorproject.org/.

Please Click the following link to view Bryan's live stream: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=search&v=677273083663352

Service Date: 
Sep 25 2021 - 11:00am
Service Location: 
Wilde Funeral Home- 434 Main St., Parkesburg, PA 19365

Condolences

We would like to say to him, THANK YOU for serving our great nation which is so lost right now. GOD got his six. Stay strong his family.

Submitted by Jeff and Eva Purcell on
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Semper Fi Rest In Peace fellow Marine!

Submitted by Butch miller on
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I'm sorry for your loss.

Submitted by Paul Gipson III on
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Our hearts and prayers pour out to your family.

Submitted by Judy Sampson on
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Prayers to the Family of this fine young man. We thank you for his Service.

 

Submitted by resident on
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I'm truly sorry for your loss. I thank him for his service. May you all find comfort and peace

Submitted by Denise on
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We are so sorry for your loss. As you know, Out Son, TJ, was with your Marine from Boot Camp through MOS training.    Tj speaks highly of Bryan. May he rest in peace. God bless all of you!

Submitted by Tim Wellman on
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Please accept my apologies. That is one of the worst auto-corrects ever. I do not see where I can edit it either. 

“May he rest in peace”  

 

Submitted by Tim Wellmam on
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We are so sorry for your loss. As you know, Out Son, TJ, was with your Marine from Boot Camp through MOS training.    Tj speaks highly of Bryan. May he rat in pease. God bless all of you!

Submitted by Tim Wellman on
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I am sorry for your loss... He was kind and humble with a beautiful heart. We appreciate his service... he will never be forgotten. We knew him since he was very young and got to see him grow into someone special. Now, he will always be recognized as a US Hero. We honor his drive and courage to serve in the Marines.

We've been praying for your family.. peace and comfort. So sorry you have to deal with this heaviness on your hearts. 

Submitted by Herr Family on
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We are deeply sorry for the loss of your beloved son. We will be thinking and praying for your family. God bless! -The Althouse Family 

Submitted by Sidnie Althouse on
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Bryan was an amazing young man who always said hello in the halls of TCHS. I remember the joy and pride on his face when he told me of his enlistment. I am so saddened to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.  

Submitted by Theresa Devlin on
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MY CONDOLENCES AND PRAYERS TO THE FAMILY OF A BROTHER MARINE.  MAY HE REST IN PEACE GUARDING THE GATES OF HEAVEN.    CPL. KARL F. SCHUBERT   USMC   62-68

Submitted by KARL F. SCHUBERT on
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Brian was a fine young man in our Engine Technology Program here at TCHS.  I was proud of him when he graduated and so very proud of him when he called me from Parris Island to tell me he became a Marine.  My heart it shattered for your family and I hope you somehow find peace through the Lord.  God bless you.

 

Submitted by Mr. H on
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We are so sorry for your loss. No words can express. May he rest in peace.

Submitted by Virginia and Ro... on
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Jacky, I can only imagine how you feel as a mother and what you and your husband are going through as parents.  Caje was such a nice kid, and I enjoyed taking his senior portraits and talking to him about his plans.  He was so very proud of his enlistment and I know you all must be proud of him also.  I am so sorry for such a great loss to you, your family and this great country-gone too soon.  Hugs to you all and may he rest in peace knowing he did what he always wanted to do, be a Marine. 

Submitted by Jennifer P. Zduniak on
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Thank you for your service...
Rest in peace brother

Submitted by John Marsh on
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Sending prayers to the Strouth family and friends during this incredibly sad time. Caje was always there for us during musical season and was an essential part of the production. He will be forever missed. God Bless him. I know his spirit will live on forever.  

Submitted by Jessica Olinik on
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Our deepest condolences for the loss of your son. We thank him for his service to our country.

Submitted by Maureen on
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So very sorry to hear about your loss. May God be with you through this difficult time.

Submitted by eric r beale on
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So very sorry for your loss! Thank you for your service! Prayers for your family! 🙏🙏🙏

Submitted by Bev S on
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Rest in Peace Marine.

Semper Fi

S. A. (Tony) Przychodzien, Jr

Submitted by Anonymous on
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Thoughts n prayers sending for the family n friends 🙏

Submitted by Anonymous on
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Our deepest sympathies to the family of a fellow Marine. We sincerely appreciate Bryan's service to our country and are profoundly sorry for your loss. Our Marine Corps flag will fly for him this week on White Horse Road. 

Semper fidelis, 

Ssgt. Steven Y. Brumfield

B Co. 4th CBT ENGR BN, 4th Marine Division (1989-1996) 

Submitted by Steven Y. Brumfield on
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I am deeply saddened to hear of Caje's passing. I would like to thank him for his service and pray that his loved ones somehow find peace and comfort in knowing that he accomplished his life long dream of becoming a Marine and serving this great country. I hope the streets fill up lined in his honor and memory. Gone far too soon. RIP 

Submitted by Jennie A Johnson on
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I can clearly remember Caje’s sweet little face as he always accompanied Alexis wherever she went as much as he could. I’m deeply saddened for your family with this unimaginable loss. I am so thankful for his service to our country. May he rest in peace.

Submitted by Meg Hood (Munn) on
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I was with Strouth through boot camp, and he was a very close friend. 
Semper Fi brother, til Valhalla

Submitted by Andrew Cotten on
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Rest in peace Marine. Til Valhalla

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