Shianne “Shi” Taylor Soles, age 19, was taken from this world on May 4, 2019. She was born and raised in Spokane, Washington. From the day she was born, she was a bright light that would flood the room wherever she went. As a young girl she spent many years involved in dance she loved music and to express herself and entertain others. She was always active, participating in basketball, volleyball, cross country, track, DECA, and cheerleading. She loved being a part of a team and encouraging others to do their best. She loved road trips and cheering on Husky football. Most of all, she loved to laugh. She had a passion for life, and the desire to be a part of something bigger.
She arrived at U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command on July 18th and graduated September 14th, 2018. She then attended Hospital Corpsman 'A' School in San Antonio, Texas where she graduated in January 2019. Soon after, she arrived at her first duty station, Naval Medical Center Portsmouth where she was assigned to the immunization clinic under the Directorate of Public Health services where she successfully immunized over 150 patients including active duty and civilian beneficiary personnel.
HN Shianne Soles held a role in the mission to maintain readiness within the world's greatest Navy. One of her biggest goals was to achieve to title of Petty Officer Third Class by the year 2020, to continue her education and work towards getting her bachelor's degree in Science, with her ultimate goal of becoming a Physician's Assistant.
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According to his mom, Nancy, David Eberhart Jr. wanted to be either a chef or a Sailor when he grew up. “He always loved talking to adults as a child and would listen to his grandfather's war stories intently – no matter how many times he heard them,” she said. “I'm proud of the choice he made.” David had a good heart, was tons of fun and loved to laugh. “He would make a fool of himself dancing in front of mirror by himself,” she said. A protector of his family, David will always be remembered for his fierce devotion to his family and to the Navy. “He ate, drank, walked, slept, breathed, and bled NAVY,” said his mom. “Life as we knew it died the second David drew his last breath,” she said. “I am proud to have given my son the life he wanted. It was full of adventure, great opportunities, and he loved every moment enjoying what he did.” David is remembered by his wife Hiroko, his sons Phoenix and Kuniyuki, his mom, Nancy, his sisters Dorothy, Shannon and Kimberly, and his brother Sean.
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Raised in Siler City, NC, Luke B. Moody attended Jordan Matthews High School. He played football and baseball and was a member of the National Beta Club. After graduation, Luke attended NC State University where he earned his BS in Environmental Science with a minor in Naval Studies. He was a member of the NCSU ROTC program and an active member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. “He was a true leader and a gentleman,” said his mother. After college, Luke joined the Navy. While stationed at Whiting Field, Pensacola, FL, Luke began his career as a Navy helicopter pilot. After Pensacola, he was stationed at Naval Station Norfolk, VA, with Sea Combat Squadron Two Six, where he would obtain the rank of Lieutenant. Luke loved bodybuilding, flying his MH-60 Sierra helicopter, riding his motorcycle and dirt bike, nutrition therapy, and most of all, “for his warm gentle hugs.” He enjoyed target shooting, hunting, fishing, spear fishing, kayaking, and spending time with family and friends. He is remembered by his mother and stepfather, Crystal and Bill Harman, his father and stepmother, Thomas and LaDonna Moody, his brother, Zachary and his sisters, Logan, Christian, and Mary.
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Jason was born into a military family in Dover, Delaware. He was an avid wrestler, and body builder. Jason chose SAR because he wanted to save lives. He was also an organ donor, and his donations saved several people. He is remembered fondly by all who ever met him.
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PO1 Navy Corpsman Alexander Vernon was kind, loving, and deeply thoughtful, with a gentle spirit that touched everyone he met. His giving nature was evident in the way he helped others without being asked and in the simple, genuine warmth he shared through a smile or kind word. Intelligent and quick-witted, he brought light and laughter wherever he went. He had a special love for animals, especially kittens, reflecting the same compassion he showed to others. To his family, his mom, dad, and sister, he was a constant source of pride, joy, and love and was loved beyond words. His kindness, humor, and generous heart remain with all who knew him. Alexander will never be forgotten and always remembered with love, respect, and honor. He is survived by his loving parents, Michael and Dawn, and his sister, Emily Coyle, and her husband, Eric, along with their children, Evelyn and Ethan.
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