Wife saw husband die while on Skype

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Wife saw husband, a Beaumont Army Medical Center nurse in Afghanistan, die while on Skype chat



The wife of a Beaumont Army Medical Center nurse who died Monday in Afghanistan said the incident took place while she was talking with her husband through Skype's video chat.

Army officials have not released the cause of death for Capt. Bruce Kevin Clark, 43, of Spencerport, N.Y.

A statement from the family said they are waiting for results of a military investigation.

"Bruce's wife tragically witnessed her husband's death during one of their regular Skype video chats," the statement said.

"At the time of the incident, the family was hoping for a rescue and miracle, but later learned that it was not to be," according to the family's statement.

"Although the circumstances were unimaginable, Bruce's wife and extended family will be forever thankful that he and his wife were together in his last moments."

Beaumont Army Medical
Center officials could not be reached for comment on Thursday.

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Wife saw husband, a Beaumont Army Medical Center nurse in Afghanistan, die while on Skype chat



The wife of a Beaumont Army Medical Center nurse who died Monday in Afghanistan said the incident took place while she was talking with her husband through Skype's video chat.

Army officials have not released the cause of death for Capt. Bruce Kevin Clark, 43, of Spencerport, N.Y.

A statement from the family said they are waiting for results of a military investigation.

"Bruce's wife tragically witnessed her husband's death during one of their regular Skype video chats," the statement said.

"At the time of the incident, the family was hoping for a rescue and miracle, but later learned that it was not to be," according to the family's statement.

"Although the circumstances were unimaginable, Bruce's wife and extended family will be forever thankful that he and his wife were together in his last moments."

Beaumont Army Medical
Center officials could not be reached for comment on Thursday.

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Wife saw husband, a Beaumont Army Medical Center nurse in Afghanistan, die while on Skype chat - El Paso Times

i cant imagine experiencing something like that. horrible.

 

[karrie]

There's never any good way to lose someone. You either end up with the nightmares from what you saw, or the nightmares you build around what you DIDN'T see. Poor woman.

 

[B00Mer]

poor family, very sad.

 

[SLM]

There is never a good way to lose someone that you love. But I really hope that she is able to find some comfort in being able to be with him, even in this small way, before she lost him.

My heart goes out to her.