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Be nice to meet a few moms before graduation day to say hi to in 8 weeks.

 

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Hi, yes, my corey baby left today.  we are in calif. where are you?

We are in Colorado. Our 18 year old Korbin, left for Great Lakes Il.yesterday. What is Corey signed up for?

I have to say that having a boy away is easier than it must be having their daughter. We are so counting down first letter, and next phone call. Yes, I would love to hear from you more and meet you at their grad!! Where does she go for A-School?

Korbin will be going to Pensacola Fl. He will be doing air rescue. We received his box containing his cell phone yesterday. Now we await the form letter with Grad info and his address so we can write him. Can't believe it's only been 1 week.

Yes- it was, there was a shred of hope he could keep his phone,  and possibly have the privilege of calling us....but alas, no. So now we wait for some kind of communication. Have you heard from your daughter? How did you get your Ship and Div. info? We are excited about his A-school too, thank you. Yes week 1 was a toughy, and dragged by.

So Korbin is in Ship 12 and Div. 397. There are some guy/girl buildings, but I don't know which one he is in. You should be finding out your grad date soon.

Hi, I received the form letter on my birthday (8/28).  Yay!  I'll be in Great Lakes On October 18 and Ill meet Y'all there!!  I plan to attend Sarge's Meet and Greet on October 17th - he runs the Navy Lodge.  Please stay in contact and I would love to meet you.  You wear name tags so be sure to put your user name as well as your first name.  I hope all of you, by now, received your future sailor's letter.

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