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Meet and Greet PIR 6/25
Event Details
Time: June 24, 2010 from 6pm to 8pm
Location: Ramada Inn Waukegan-Gurnee lounge
Event Type: navy, for, moms, pir, 6/25
Organized By: annafornavy
Latest Activity: Jun 24, 2010
Event Description
NAVY FOR MOMS PIR 6/25 Meet and Greet for all family / friends who are attending PIR 06/25. Please RSVP so that the Ramada can have a head count for the number for people coming. You do not have to be staying at the hotel to attend. You would just meet in the bar at 6:00pm the Thursday before graduation. This will be the perfect time to meet everyone you have grown close to over the past 8 weeks.
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Comment by annafornavy on June 6, 2010 at 3:02pm
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I think a white sundress sounds beautiful... GO FOR IT!!! : )
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Comment by Jill-B-Man'sMom on June 6, 2010 at 12:27pm
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That's what I was wonder if all white was too much white- I had a white blouse & white carpis and then thought too much?
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Anna: Counting myself thre are 6 of us. Thank you Anna.
Jodi: I think an all white sun dres would be very nice for graduation. I haven't had much luck finding a white dress. But Kyle'sproudmom suggested white tops and whatever color bottom. That's working for me, unless I find a dress.
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Comment by Jodi Cory's Mom(Ship 09 Div 223) on June 6, 2010 at 11:56am
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We will have 3 people there. Thank You so much for everything you are doing
Anna and Kylesproudmom!!! Do you all think, an all white sun dress would be to much white for the graduation? I am not sure. Help!!!
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So far I have 5 adults and 3 kids (don't know if kids matter)- there might be 4 more-
Thanks so very much for keeping track Anna & the ribbons Kyle'sproud mom-
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kylesproudmom: My greatest pleasure to do this. And you ROCK for the ribbions.. I am so glad time to flying by for them.. That brings me comfort. Dustin did say in his message time is clicking along. That made me so happy...
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Annafornavy- Just in case you didn't see it in an earlier post - There will 4 in my group. Thanks for keeping track of this.
I just got a letter yesterday from my son and he said time is flying by fast! Sure wish it was for us! hahahaha. But he loves it. That makes me feel really good about this whole journey he is on.
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Comment by Stef's Mom USS Bonhomme Richard on June 6, 2010 at 12:33am
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My husband and I are coming. so that would be 2 for me. Thanks Anna for all you are doing. And Kylesproudmom also.
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Comment by Costello's mom (SHIP 4, DIV 814) on June 5, 2010 at 8:09pm
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I have 5 and I am sending you Hugs.
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Kylesproudmom: Yes I will let them know how many are attending so if everyone can let me know the number of people that would be AWESOME..
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