Jim and Cindy Butler have carved out an area in their Wellsville home to remember their son, Jacob, who was killed in Iraq on April 1, 2003. He was the first Kansas soldier to die in Iraq. The Butlers have gone to great lengths to find out the details of his death and have had very little help from the Army in doing so.
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