I am the daughter of a soldier KIA in Grenada in 1983. I am looking for relatives of Sean Luketina. The medical school on Grendada is inviting 2 family members per soldier KIA to Grenada Oct 23-26 to participate in memorial services. I want to make sure every family gets their invitation.  Please, if you know of the whereabout of any of Sgt Luketina's loved ones contact me at figureskater57@hotmail.com, 314.956.5025 or FB "Anna Maria". Extremely time sensitive!  Thank you, Anne Lucas

Sean and i were bunk buddies. I have pics of us playing cards in those old wooden barracks,as soon as i find how to do it i will post them.

Army Sgt. Sean P. Luketina
82nd Airborne Division
There is a building on Fort Gordon named for this fine young Signalman who gave his full measure of Devotion...........

Sgt. Randy Cline 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

SSgt. Gary L. Epps 82nd Airborne Division

Sp4 Philip S. Grenier 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Sgt. Kevin J. Lannon 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Capt. P. J. Lucas 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne)

Sgt. Sean P. Luketina 82nd Airborne Division

PFC Marlin R. Maynard 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Sgt. Mark A. Rademacher 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Capt. Michael F. Ritz 82nd Airborne Division

PFC Russell L. Robinson 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Sgt. Stephen E. Slater 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Sp4 Mark O. Yamane 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment

Sean would often come to see me while I was stationed at Fort Gordon, GA and he was stationed at Fort Bragg, NC.  Sean was such a gentleman that upon his arrival he would send a taxi cab to pick me up at my barracks. Often I did not know he was on base. He would tip the cab drive 'HANDSOMELY', as Sean would put it, to wait for me and take me to where he was at instead of me having find my own transportation...... he always arranged everything so perfectly.                                                                                                Other times Sean, again would show up unannounced, to surprise me...often I was away from the barracks. Sean would leave me a message with the front CQ Runner. Upon my arrival the runner would track me down to hand deliver my message from Sean. I asked the runner...this is not your job, why are you delivering to me....it is my responsibility to check with you to see if I have messages. The runner replied....'Oh you don't know, your man insists that you get this ASAP..he has 'TIPPED ME HANDSOMELY".....and that was SEAN!