"They are true heroes and I want to thank them for their service."īecause of his support for the war and his desire to go to Iraq, Wroblewski made ties with commentator Martha Zoller, a radio host in Gainesville, Ga. "I want to meet the troops and shake their hands", he said. "I want to experience what he did and see what he saw."įor the elder Wroblewski, this trip is not about himself or closure with his remorse it's about honoring his son and other servicemembers currently serving in Iraq. "I see it as a way to be closer to my son", said the positive Wroblewski, a day before his scheduled trip to Iraq. For him, it has been a goal since Apwhen his son was killed during an intense firefight in Ramadi.ĭespite concerns for his well-being from family and friends, John Wroblewski Sr., a father of four boys, feels this will bring him closer to his dead son, Marine 2nd Lt. A high school athletic director from Jefferson Township, N.J.
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