Tag: Kandahar Province
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Widow of Civilian Contractor Contacts White House Chief of Staff for Answers
“I HAVE NEVER RECEIVED A RESPONSE” by Pauline Boyle (Mar. 20, 2018) — [Editor’s Note: The following letter was written by the widow of Thomas J. Boyle, Jr. to White House Chief of Staff Gen. John F. Kelly (Ret) after he spoke to the media last October amid a furor which arose from President Trump’s…
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Widow of Civilian Contractor Reports Having Been Monitored
“YOU ARE NOT ALONE” by Pauline Boyle, ©2017 (Mar. 12, 2017) —[Editor’s Note: The following account was written by Pauline Boyle, widow of a civilian contractor killed in 2012 in Afghanistan in circumstances that have remained unexplained by the Army and his employer, L-3 Communications/Engility Corp. Retired Chicago Police Department officer and U.S. Marine veteran Thomas…
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No Response is the Loudest Response of All
“THE TRUTH ALWAYS COMES OUT; IT’S ONLY A MATTER OF WHEN” by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 23, 2016) — Since the publication of our last article on July 12 on the death of civilian contractor Thomas J. Boyle, Jr. in 2012 and the denial of insurance benefits to his family, his widow, Pauline, has recontacted the…
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Widow Accuses Contracting Companies of “Criminal Activities”
REQUESTS CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION INTO CONTINUED FUNDING WITH TAXPAYER DOLLARS by Pauline Boyle, widow of late civilian contractor Thomas J. Boyle, Jr. (Jul. 12, 2016) — [Editor’s Note: The following email was sent to Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT3), chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee and copied to Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC4), Chairman of the…
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Two Faces – Two Files – One Person’s Gain is Another Person’s Loss
WHY HAVE INSURANCE COMPANIES REFUSED TO PAY AFTER DEATH OF CIVILIAN CONTRACTOR? by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 10, 2016) — On June 17, 2016, Pauline Boyle, widow of former civilian contractor Thomas J. Boyle, Jr., whose story we have covered over the last several months, once again requested the “complete file” relating to her late husband’s…
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Civilian Contractor’s Surviving Spouse Says Husband’s Death “Just Like Benghazi”
“EVERYONE IS EXPENDABLE” by Sharon Rondeau (May 16, 2016) — In our continued reporting of the story of the death of civilian contractor Thomas J. Boyle, Jr., who was killed in Afghanistan on July 19, 2012, The Post & Email again spoke with his widow, Pauline, who on this occasion detailed her experiences dealing with…

