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   Hello Moms  Does anyone have a sailor on USS TRUMAN?  Have you heard from your sailor lately?

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My son's best friend is on the USS Truman and on my Facebook, yesterday he wrote on Facebook saying that he was enjoying shore leave at port.
Maybe they are having a good time:)
Have you joined this group? Click Here
Thank You I am trying to learn my way around these pages.
I have a son on the USS Truman. I heard from him last night. He said he is enjoying his shore leave.
My husbands on the truman, I usually get a couple emails from him daily, They just pulled out the port they were in, they had 4 days of port visit.. So things today are pretty crazy im sure. Please remember they are several hours ahead of us all, ie 8 for va... Cant wait for my sailor to be home!! :)
hello" missing him" (: my son (truman also) called me a few times in the last couple of months, these calls were short where at times we were cut off. i could here the timer. last time was on my bday in july. he's sent me 3or4 emails in august. he's managed to talk to his /wfe/kids who live in va beach a couple of times a week. this past august. i called my daughternlaw this evening 8/31/10 and she said that he was 2 busy to answer my emails right now(i know he didn't say it like that). but im goning to continue to keep him uplifted like ive been doing for over 21 years! continue to write him, email him and send him packages and pray with and for him. and always let him know how proud of him i am ,how much i love him, and remind him to be safe. and i will pull my hair out b4 i say anything negative to him. please listen up navy family.Please be positive with your loved one, keep them safe!
Here is the Truman group, just click on the http addresss http://www.navyformoms.com/group/ussharrytruman

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