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GRADUATING APRIL 25th
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My son is a reserve who just learned he is going active to Iraq and graduating April 25th. I would love extra tickets if anyone has extra and can let their recruit know the name
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Latest Activity: Dec 9, 2014
Discussion Forum
Where are they now?
Started by Mary, Proud Mom of Nick. Last reply by Linda E./Justin div 161 Sep 23, 2009. 3 Replies 0 Likes
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Comment by Melissa (Tucson) on April 24, 2009 at 1:49pm
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It's so had to believe it's been a year since we all met and celebrated and hugged our Sailors after that unbelievable ceremony. Our Sailors have done so much in one short year. Mine has sailed half way around the world and back, learned he can take care of himself, and Mom is always here just in case! Happy One Year Anniversary to all of you and wouldn't it be nice to meet at the Full Moon and share stories and pictures????
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Comment by AngiePNMx2 on April 24, 2009 at 1:28pm
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Happy one year to our Sailors and especially us moms who survived it!! LOL
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Comment by Mary, Proud Mom of Nick on April 24, 2009 at 9:01am
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Can you hear those doors rolling open?!!! What a great year it has been for our Sailor - I hope that each of you can say the same for yours as well. So glad that we have met along the way and we are still here together!!!
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See ya'll at Full Moon tonight?!!! Ohhhhhhh wait!!!!!!! That was ONE year ago!!
Happy Anniversary all ------- so glad we are going thru this together!!!
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So proud of our Sailors!!! Real pirate stories to tell!
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Yes Melissa my sailor is with Joyce's on the Ike.... I so look forward to homecoming...I can only imagine...but soon.
Just heard the news on the pirates HOOYAH Navy SEALS!!
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ahh, Angie, is your son on the Ike? Homecoming is unbelievable....I posted Matt's on YouTube (murray1505)
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My sailor is in the Persian gulf on a carrier and some of the boats in his strike group are assisting in the pirate situation.
Melissa..love your picture!! In a few months I will have one like that too!!
lLast year at this time I was sick as a dog with pneumonia (SP) for the second time!
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Matt's home for Easter, both Justins' are home for Easter...Nick in Dahlgren still but doing well...where is everyone else at?!!!
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Matt's homecoming from the Persian Gulf, April 1, 2009
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