Austin Kade Hunsaker - Online Memorial Website

               

Our son, Andrew, died of head injuries sustained in an auto accident that occurred on July 12th, 2005. He died on July 16th. Andrew was 18 years old:(

My prayers are sent to his family as I know that the journey is not only very difficult; it is also unpredictable. At times, the pace at which we move forward appears to be flowing with some sense of normalcy. At others, we seem to stop abruptly and find ourselves torn between reality and denial. It is an experience that I wish that no parent ever had to endure and never, ever did I believe that I would survive such a loss. We amaze even ourselves in the face of tragedy I assume

God Bless You All,

Debi Collins

http://andrew-collins.last-memories.com

I lost my Son, Jason, to suicide in June of 2007. He was 30. He was my only child. It seems like he and Austin had several things in common. Jason loved kids and teens. He had planned to go into Youth Ministry. He loved football, too. He played in high school and was very good. He loved helping people and was always looking for something he could do for someone. I know some of the heartache you feel in the loss of a Son. How we all look forward to that wonderful day when we will be together again. Jason and Austin (and maybe us, too. ) will be part of the LORD"S ARMY that comes back with HIM when HE gathers HIS children. My love, thoughts, and prayers are with each one of you. I am lady4jesus on CafeMom. I would like to have you for a friend. Much love in JESUS, HIS willing servant, Carla

Dear Dear Loren, I was so very sorry to hear of your loss, I wish I could have been around to help you through it and give you hugs. You have been in my prayers since I realized you had met my sister in law on Thanksgiving. You always were one in a million, and I will always cherish our friendship and memories. If you ever want to connect, sister in law has info. God bless you my dear sweet friend.

Love, 2k

Austin:

 

I never knew you, but one day I was at a storage unit  in Scottsdale and saw your memorial decal on a vehicle outside of the storage facility.  I was so drawn to it that I waited and out came your Mother.  We chatted for a minute and I told her that I lost my son, Sgt. Clinton W. Ahlquist, USMC February 20, 2007.  He was killed in action in Ar Ramadi, Iraq, proudly serving his beloved country and protecting all of us.  He was 23 years old. I drew so  much strength from your Mother, she made my whole week.  We exchanged memorial information, etc.  Just from the few moments I spent with her, I knew that you too had to be a very, very special person, as I found that your Mother is. She loves you so.  I hope to meet up with your Mother again soon.  May you rest in peace, you are now with our Lord and Saviour.  Fly with my angel in Heaven for me.

 

Respectfully, Barbara Ahlquist

Barbara.ahlquist@yahoo.com

 

 

I didn't know Austin all that well, but what times I do remember of him, he was always kind, funny, and extremely intelligent, my prayers are with your family and I know that your son and brother is in heaven with our Lord and Savior watching down on all of you!

 

God Bless,

 

Brian Garcia

To the Hunsaker/Pyper Family:  We are so sorry for your loss.  You and Austin are in our prayers.  Susie, Alex and Chloe Danesi (Phoenix, AZ)

Words cannot express the sorrow we feel for your tragic loss.  May your hearts be healed and you blessed in the knowledge of a loving Heavenly Father’s plan to reunite again as an eternal family.  Neldon and Brenda Caudill (Mesa, AZ)

To the Hunsaker Family:  Pam and I want you to know that we grieve with you over the death of Austin.  We have lost two sons, one at age 19 and the other at age 35.  Even though we know that he is in a better place, it is not an easy thing to go through for parents or grandparents.  Time, and the love and support of family and friends, will help but the hurt will always be there.  Maybe that is the way it should be because we want to keep fresh in our memories the times that we enjoyed with our sons, daughters and grandchildren.  All of you are in our constant prayers.  Tom and Pam Cole (Yuma, AZ)