Excerpts from letters
Oath of Reenlistment
Gen. Campbell's Remarks
A Memorial Service was held on 11th December, 2003 at Uday’s ancestral home in Chandigarh, India, led by Lt Gen James Lowell Campbell, Commanding General USPACOM honoring Uday’s service and sacrifice.
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Barton County Community College
In 2002 Uday began his college education at Barton County Community College, Fort Riley, Kansas while also attending to his normal duties. To fast track his graduation he was taking up to nine subjects at a time, and achieving a very creditable GPA of 3.4, displaying sheer hard work and determination.
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The 36th Symbol by Stephen Krivitsky
On 25th May 2004, the Department of Veteran Affairs informed that the Khanda has been approved as the 36th emblem of belief. Accordingly ANC engraved the first ever Khanda on Uday's headstone. Gravesite No 8122 Section 60 Arlington National Cemetery.
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BRONZE STAR MEDAL
PURPLE HEART WITH OAK LEAF CLUSTER
(UDAY HAD BEEN AWARDED WITH TWO PURPLE HEARTS -
THE FIRST ONE WAS FOR WOUNDS RECEIVED ON 15 OCT 2003)
MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL
ARMY ACHIEVEMENT MEDALS (RECEIVED TWICE)
GLOBAL WAR ON TERRORISM SERVICE MEDAL
GLOBAL WAR ON TERRORISM EXPEDITIONARY MEDAL
ARMED FORCES EXPEDITIONARY MEDAL
NATIONAL DEFENSE MEDAL
GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL
ARMY SERVICE RIBBON
COMBAT BADGE
Condolences
Dear Preet:
I am deeply saddened by the loss of your son Segeant Uday Singh, USA.
Uday's noble service in Operation Iraqi...
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Dear Mr. Singh,
I was so very sorry to learn of the loss of your son Sergeant Uday Singh.
He made the ultimate sacrifice...
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Dear Mr. Singh:
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for the recent death of your son Sergeant Uday Singh.
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Dear Uday
IK OANKAR SATGUR PERSHAD
SHINING STAR OF MY FAMILY
Uday Singh, the dawn of my family! Came to us with some purpose, and in his short life proved it, through the nation he chose as a citizen.
No doubt it is a loss to us, but glory to the army so dear to him.
My painful adieu to you.
Your Grandmother
Anoop
Dear Son,
No words could ever describe my happiness that I had found by your presence in my life.
The day you came among us my happiness knew no bounds. It was only in you dear son my true replica I found. The day you were born, I started believing in miracles because son, you had made our life so special, I still remember your wondrous eyes and silly questions, the brave feats and irrational fears, you always filled my heart with pride with all you did and all that you did not.
You really meant a lot son, and you will always be very dear..
Your Father
Preet
My dearest son,
May you rest in peace.
My prayers are ALWAYS with you.
Your Loving Mom
Manjit
My brother you were an idol of love and dedication.
You had been by my side in everything and at all times. I know your unconditional love will be with me, even in the darkest hour of my life.
Brother even though we were different you understood my emotions and attitudes with care.
You were the one, with whom the journey of life was a pleasure.
My days are filled with precious memories of the time spent with you.
Dear brother your warmth and affection made this world a much happier place to be.
You brought the warmest of thoughts and fondest of smiles into my life.
Having you as a brother was a feeling so heavenly and so special.
You were a brother whose sunny smile could brighten up an otherwise gloomy day.
You were a brother who is generous and unselfish in all his ways.
You are someone who is just a thought away for when I need you I find you near me always.
You mean so much more than words could express for whatever you did had a loving touch always.
Your love for me will remain the same even though a lot of other things time may change.
You were life's dearest gift, the gift of love.
You are the source of inspiration that leads me towards my goals.
Your Sister
Bani
Message for family
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