Birth date: May 15, 1982 Death date: Jul 2, 2021
To view the funeral service for SFC Gallon, please click here. SFC Acie LaWayne Gallon, Jr., 39, of Clarksville, Tennessee, passed away suddenly on Friday, July 2, 2021. Born May 15, 1982 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, he was the Read Obituary
Still an honor to have been friends with you since we were children. You're still thought of often my friend as we cherish all the memories of the times we've had.
I was really shocked to hear this sad news. I served with SFC Gallon in Fort Stewart, GA, where we stood side-by-side during multiple deployments, field training exercises and in the neighborhoods and streets of Baghdad, Iraq.
SFC Gallon was an exceptional Soldier, and it was with great pleasure to be associated with such a kind and gentle individual. He was always in a good mood, positive and very professional, and really had a way with people. Everyone enjoyed being around him. He always had a serious demeanor, but was easy to talk too. He was both a valued member of 2nd Platoon, and a true Brother in Arms.
There are some people that make work worth it on the dreariest of days—that was SFC Gallon. Rest in Peace bother. Until we meet again!
James Howard
Beast (27)
Ruby - Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Please know that your PFPA POC family is here for you. ~ Emily Donohue
SFC Gallon first of all I want to say I'm proud of you and knew you could due everything and more you put you hands on. Even if at the time you didn't see it, you always had it. I'll never forget the first time we talked and you explained your passion for weapons and what to play a bigger role in the company mission this was the first deployment 2003. So then came the day through my amazing mouth piece I was able to get your squad leader to part way with you I was truly happy have you in the squad and so was the other it was a family reunion and you fit right in. Now you alway maintain a level of professional and style more less from the (A) with the gold grill. Which by the time we redeploy everyone in the squad had a grill. But the think which I think you apart was the day me and you jump out the Buffalo to return fire on a guy in the alley long story short you ask me after that if you could go to the front of the patrol with SFC Jones then Outlaw 23 the different it made on the mission and are safe can't go without word it you was their we all might not be here today. So for that I like to thank you as a Soldier, Father, and Friend for all you did for our Squad and the Outlaw family. And to you family no word can ever replace this man and the pain you share will never be forgotten but as family which you all our to us we all as a Outlaw family will be here in any way possible to help because as many great leader Echo no one and this to include family will be left or forgotten this to include your family bro any way we can we be there we will. Just hurt me the most on all the picture I see you was truly happy with everything life had bless you with and hurt to see you not be here enjoy it Mean Man
Lil Bill
Outlaw 21
Sending my heartfelt condolences. Praying that God wraps his arms around the family during this time.
-Brad
