Birth date: Mar 11, 1994 Death date: May 18, 2015
Reed Alexander Kai Kaucher, 21 of Fredericksburg, Virginia passed away on Monday 18 May 2015. Reed was born in Honolulu, Hawaii on 11 March 1994 to Stacy D. Kaucher and Jeri Reed Kaucher. He is survived by his two younger brothers Read Obituary
Our deepest thank you for sharing Reed with us these past few years. Working and playing with Reed and Hunter & Grant were some of the best times we ever had.
Reed was a great joy ...hard worker... caring and much laughter. We will miss him so very much ! Love...Jo & Mickey
I am deeply saddened. Ellen and I are here for you if there's any way we can help. May he rest in peace. We offer our thoughts, prayers and well-wishes to the Kaucher family and all others touched by Reed's life.
The Flowers
Stacy and family- I'm very sorry to hear about your tragic loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tim Leahy
As part of the lacrosse family in Stafford for many years, we are deeply saddened by the loss of Reed. When my boys- who went to MV- played CF we always knew there would be a good match up! You had to "up" your game when playing against Reed. We pray for peace in your family. Our deepest condolences.
Jeri, Stacey, and Hunter- As one of your fellow "Coyote" families from our time together at 29 Palms, just want you to be assured that your fellow Coyote families are here for you and praying for your comfort and strength. Lori, I, and our kids have met Reed and we know what a special and blessed young man he was.
May the Lord, in mercy; nourish you with patience; comfort you with a sense of his
goodness; lift up his countenance upon you; and give you
peace; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Love, Rogans
Jeri & Stacey & Hunter, I felt an overwhelming sadness when I read Reed's obit in the paper. I am so very sorry for your loss, and pray the Lord will be closer than ever before. Please hold on to the eternal reunion in Heaven that will a Blessing that we can't even imagine. God Bless all of you.
Debbie Gray ( Natural Therapy)
It was a pleasure knowing Reed the years that I did. I officiated many lacrosse games with him, including his first varsity game. I always looked forward to talking with Reed about old "war stories" from the lacrosse field. I am so sorry for your loss.
GOD called a special angel home. You touched so many lives. The mere mention of your name brings tears to our eyes and music to our ears. We hold on to God's promise that we will be together again. No words can express the void in the lives you touched and no emotion is great enough to define the joy that will be felt in your remembrance. YOU are loved and we forever reserve a special place in our hearts for you to dwell. Praying for God's comfort as so many grieve this huge loss. -The parents of Aaron, another lacrosse angel - The Shacklette's
Hello, I did not know Reed, but do know his father quite well. Stacey Kaucher and I are old friends and served together in the USMC. I am sorry for the loss and pain of losing a child and loved one. I hope prayer and faith provide strength in this time of sorrow and uncertainty. Stacey was a great Marine Corps Officer and friend. We were study mates and Lieutenants. I again express sorrow for your loss. James S McNally, Portland, Oregon.
