View a eulogy for Amos Camden Riley Bock, USMA '04, who passed away on October 23, 2006.
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Amos Camden Riley Bock
West Point, 2004
Be Thou At Peace
Posted by Tom Stall on April 23, 2007:
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Amos, I thought about you today man. I remember the summer of 2005 when I saw you at the movie theater in Clarksville out of randomness. You were pretty tanked, but it was a good reunion...ha ha. I remember you wanted to hang out that weekend, but I didn't get to call you. It's amazing how that's one of the biggest things I still regret today. It's been months since you left us, but it's taken that long to realize that you are gone, but not forgotten. I heard about your passing during my OBC course and I instantly wanted to give up what I was doing. I had no will for anything. But your sacrifice taught me that giving up isn't the answer. You and Shaun were my role models in school and I thank you for keeping me at the lunch table all year when I was a plebe, haha. No, but really...thank you for everything. You are missed every day and I dedicate my service for you man. Later Your friend, Tom Stall |
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