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Nathan E. Thompson

Nathan Eric Thompson, 32 of Pomona, CA, formerly of Glenwood, IA was born Aug. 26, 1980 to Doug and Pat Thompson in Warrensburg, MO. Nate passed away due to injuries in a motorcycle accident in Pomona, CA on Nov. 11, 2012.

After a successful high school wrestling career, Nate entered the Iowa National Guard. He moved to Arizona and transferred to the guard unit there where he was called to active duty for base security. While there, he married Kristen. After he completed his guard requirement, he joined the active duty Army and served two tours in Iraq with Blackhawk helicopters. He was currently serving as a recruiter in Pomona CA.

Nathan’s priorities were his children, his church, the Army and helping others. His last act of helping others was as an organ donor. Therefore, in lieu of flowers the family will contribute memorial money to funds to benefit children, and an Army fund to help serve other soldiers and organ donation.

Preceding Nathan in death was his son, Davis Eric Thompson and his grandfather, DeLoye Thompson. He is survived by Kristen, children, Caiden and Dayvani, parents, Doug & Pat Thompson of Glenwood, IA; brother, Brian Thompson; sister, Tiffany Merritt; grandparents, Beula Thompson; Milo & Virginia Rehak; extended relatives and many friends.

Visitation:Sunday, December 9, 2012
12:00 AM
633 Willow Ave.
Council Bluffs,, IA51501

Service:Saturday, December 8, 2012
2:00 PM
633 Willow Ave.
Council Bluffs, IA51534

2 Condolences

  • Patti Parham Posted December 2, 2012 12:00 am

    We were so sorry to hear about Nate’s passing. He appears to have continued to be the same fine young man we knew through wrestling. Our Condolences to all of his loved ones.

  • Josie Crouch Posted December 3, 2012 12:00 am

    Dear Pat and Family. I want to let you know how very sorry I am in losing your precious son. I am LeAnn Peterson’s mom and she has been sharing your stuggle with me and ways she can help you to deal with this loss and survive this horrible tragedy. I know that words and kindnesses will never bring him back to you but hopefuly you can find some confort in your memories of him and that people have you in their prayers at this time. Please know you are in my thoughts.

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