Chris Kyle Memorial service Dallas Stadium

[we_fly_high]

Please urge all Texan, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana folks know that Westboro Baptist is planning on disrupting one of our sons services. Please encourage them to block, dissuade and stop these efforts. While it is their right, respect comes first.

If you are in the Dallas area, please show up.
DALLAS, Texas -- A memorial service for former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle has been set for 1 p.m. Monday, February 11 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, let's have a peaceful counter protest! We need everyone to attend!
This so called church is sick and has released a sickening pamphlet on it.


I got this info from my YEMX buddies on facebook. For those that dont know who Chris was, He is known as the Devil of Ramadi, an currently holds the most confirmed enemy kills as a sniper. After his last tour to afghanyland he took on an instructor role training other SEALs as snipers.

He was killed last week at a gun range in Texas along with his neighbor while he was helping a Marine recover from PTSD.

I know theres not much we can physically do(inside the law) to persuade these nobodies from being there, but the last funeral I attended in Maryland for a fellow Marine, we noticed license plates from Kansas at a hotel some of us were staying at and blocked there vehicles with ours and the ones not blocked, had some faulty tires and bad gas. We had some Buddies in the Maryland State Troopers and let them know so they became busy around the time the calls came in, the area wrecker services had Veterens too, so they were nowhere to be found until after the funeral and services were over.

If your free on Monday, go show your support!

[Duct_tape123]

I stood on the side of I35 today as he passed by. There were tons of others showing support for him alongside me. RIP Chris Kyle

[we_fly_high]

Today was the funeral, sad day for sure!

[fekikes384]

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[emma54]

Reading about the Chris Kyle memorial service at Dallas Stadium was moving. The massive turnout showed deep respect and unity. It reminded me how communities honor heroes. Moments like this feel powerful, even when I’m far away, coordinating villa rental mykonos work and reflecting quietly today afterward.

[steve7876]

Thank you for sharing this information. It’s important to honor Chris Kyle’s service and sacrifice, and showing up to support the family and fellow veterans is a meaningful way to pay respect. Everyone attending should focus on keeping the event peaceful and safe, ensuring that the memorial remains a time for remembrance rather than conflict.

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Whether it’s paying respects or exploring new places, supporting causes that matter to you is always important.

[steve7876]

This is heartbreaking and infuriating at the same time. Regardless of anyone’s beliefs, a memorial service for someone who served his country and lost his life helping others deserves dignity and respect. Chris Kyle clearly meant a lot to many people, not just as a Navy SEAL but as someone who continued to support fellow veterans struggling with PTSD after service. That kind of commitment doesn’t end when the uniform comes off. I agree that the best response is a peaceful and lawful counter-presence. Showing up in large numbers, staying calm, and honoring his memory sends a much stronger message than giving attention to those seeking disruption. Communities across Texas and neighboring states have always come together in moments like this, and that unity matters more than ever now. For those traveling into the Dallas area, it’s good to plan ahead, stay informed, and support local businesses respectfully—many people even gather afterward at nearby spots like Restaurant Gallery to reflect and connect. Let’s keep the focus where it belongs: honoring a fallen hero and supporting his family, friends, and fellow service members.