Losing Tim
SuicideFamily relationshipsIraq War, 2003-2011Defense contractsPrivate military companies
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Janet Burroway's son, Tim Eysselinck, was a U.S. Army captain with Ranger and Airborne training. He left the Army to continue serving his country as a private contractor in Iraq, removing mines for a private company. Two months after quitting his job and returning home, he killed himself. Burroway's memoir brings readers a candid and personal story of a family's grieving.
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SuicideFamily relationshipsIraq War, 2003-2011Defense contractsPrivate military companiesUnited States. Army
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Iraq
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Janet Burroway
21 September 1936
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