Christopher Scott "Chris" Kyle (April 8, 1974 – February 2, 2013) was aUnited States Navy SEAL and known as the most lethal sniper in American military history, with 160 confirmed kills (out of 255 claimed kills), although these statistics have not been released by the Pentagon. In March 2013, we made an attempt to block Texas HB 3520 naming a portion of Dallas' Central Expressway after 43rd President George W. Bush. Rep. Branch was successful passing an amended HB3520 during the 82nd Legislative Session. Now working with Rep. Jim Pitts from District 10, we're hoping to name a portion of HWY 287 or 67 after Chris Kyle. It's also important to remember Chad Littlefield was also killed on that fateful day and is just as deserving to be memorialized. I hope you'll sign, to honor all the fallen warriors, like Chris, and let any American that drives the memorial highway will never forget the sacrifice not just of Chris, but other fallen warriors. They must never be forgotten.
The gathering momentum behind this initiative reflects a profound respect for the legacy of these two men. It is clear that many people share the desire to ensure their sacrifices are appropriately honored on our state highways.
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Linda Rogers
11 years ago
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Unfortunately, Chris Kyle was not a hero, only a hired assassin who admittedly enjoyed his job.
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debbee Heldoorn
11 years ago
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Please name streets, highways or whatever the Kyle, Littlefield families deem correct. These men were heroes!
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debbee Heldoorn
11 years ago
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Please name streets, highways or whatever the Kyle, Littlefield families deem correct. These men were heroes!
Christopher Scott "Chris" Kyle (April 8, 1974 – February 2, 2013) was aUnited States Navy SEAL and known as the most lethal sniper in American military history, with 160 confirmed kills (out of 255 claimed kills), although these statistics have not been released by the Pentagon. In March 2013, we made an attempt to block Texas HB 3520 naming a portion of Dallas' Central Expressway after 43rd President George W. Bush. Rep. Branch was successful passing an amended HB3520 during the 82nd Legislative Session. Now working with Rep. Jim Pitts from District 10, we're hoping to name a portion of HWY 287 or 67 after Chris Kyle. It's also important to remember Chad Littlefield was also killed on that fateful day and is just as deserving to be memorialized. I hope you'll sign, to honor all the fallen warriors, like Chris, and let any American that drives the memorial highway will never forget the sacrifice not just of Chris, but other fallen warriors. They must never be forgotten.
The gathering momentum behind this initiative reflects a profound respect for the legacy of these two men. It is clear that many people share the desire to ensure their sacrifices are appropriately honored on our state highways.
9 Comments
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Linda Rogers
11 years ago
Featured
Unfortunately, Chris Kyle was not a hero, only a hired assassin who admittedly enjoyed his job.
D
debbee Heldoorn
11 years ago
Featured
Please name streets, highways or whatever the Kyle, Littlefield families deem correct. These men were heroes!
D
debbee Heldoorn
11 years ago
Featured
Please name streets, highways or whatever the Kyle, Littlefield families deem correct. These men were heroes!
Unfortunately, Chris Kyle was not a hero, only a hired assassin who admittedly enjoyed his job.