CPT Dario N. Lorenzetti (USMA '93)
Dario N. Lorenzetti, 42, was working in Afghanistan for the U.S State Department for the past 18 months, when on on October 13, 2012, a member of the Afghan intelligence service detonated a suicide vest. He was a native of Fort Worth Texas. Killed in the same attack was Army Spc. Brittany B. Gordon, 24, of St. Petersburg, Fla.
Dario Lorenzetti attended Texas A&M for one year before transferring to West Point. He graduated in 1993. He commanded a Ranger company while in the Army. After serving in the Army, he joined the State Department and served in Saudi Arabia, India and Afghanistan.
He is survived by his wife and three daughters.
Dario N. Lorenzetti, 42, was working in Afghanistan for the U.S State Department for the past 18 months, when on on October 13, 2012, a member of the Afghan intelligence service detonated a suicide vest. He was a native of Fort Worth Texas. Killed in the same attack was Army Spc. Brittany B. Gordon, 24, of St. Petersburg, Fla.
Dario Lorenzetti attended Texas A&M for one year before transferring to West Point. He graduated in 1993. He commanded a Ranger company while in the Army. After serving in the Army, he joined the State Department and served in Saudi Arabia, India and Afghanistan.
He is survived by his wife and three daughters.
Dario N. Lorenzetti, 42, was working in Afghanistan for the U.S State Department for the past 18 months, when on on October 13, 2012, a member of the Afghan intelligence service detonated a suicide vest. He was a native of Fort Worth Texas. Killed in the same attack was Army Spc. Brittany B. Gordon, 24, of St. Petersburg, Fla.
Dario Lorenzetti attended Texas A&M for one year before transferring to West Point. He graduated in 1993. He commanded a Ranger company while in the Army. After serving in the Army, he joined the State Department and served in Saudi Arabia, India and Afghanistan.
He is survived by his wife and three daughters.
