U.S. soldier killed in Syria spent childhood in NH
Updated: 11:42 PM EST Jan 18, 2019
U.S. soldier killed in Syria spent childhood in NH
Updated: 11:42 PM EST Jan 18, 2019
WEBVTT WE’RE NOW LEARNING, ONE OF THE U-S ARMY GREEN BERETS KILLED IN THE SUICIDE BOMBING IN SYRIA, SPENT PART OF HIS CHILDHOOD IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. 37-YEAR-OLD JONATHAN FARMER WAS AN ARMY CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER. HIS ALMA MATER, BOWDOIN COLLEGE, SAYS FARMER LIVED IN LACONIA BEFORE MOVING TO FLORIDA AS A TEENAGER. FARMER WAS ONE OF FOUR AMERICANS KILLED IN THE ISIS BOMBING THIS WEEK.
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U.S. soldier killed in Syria spent childhood in NH
Updated: 11:42 PM EST Jan 18, 2019
A U.S. soldier killed in a suicide bombing in Syria this week spent part of his childhood in New Hampshire.Jonathan Farmer, a U.S. Army chief warrant officer, lived in Laconia before his family moved to Florida when he was a teen.Farmer went on to graduate from Bowdoin College, and the school posted a tribute to him on its website. Farmer was one of four Americans killed in the ISIS bombing.
LACONIA, N.H. —
A U.S. soldier killed in a suicide bombing in Syria this week spent part of his childhood in New Hampshire.
Jonathan Farmer, a U.S. Army chief warrant officer, lived in Laconia before his family moved to Florida when he was a teen.
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Farmer went on to graduate from Bowdoin College, and the school posted a tribute to him on its website.
Farmer was one of four Americans killed in the ISIS bombing.