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HO! HO! HO! It's Marines for Christmas! "The Great American Bulldogs"
Our November/Christmas adoption is a group of forward deployed Marines with the Marine Air-Ground Task Force. There are 213 males and 17 females.
Pillowcases are a "GO"!
Molly's will be sending them a live Christmas tree so, if possible, could we add to our boxes some lights and ornaments, please?
Wish List:
Sunglasses
Beef jerky
Socks
Baby wipes
Hand sanitizer
Disposable razors
Baby powder
Gold Bond powder
Candy
Gum
Mouthwash
Snacks
Powdered drink mix
Nail clippers
Q-tips
Air fresheners
After Shave
Jordan almonds
Cashews
Mixed nuts
Trail mix
Board Games
Magazines
Books
Shipping is November 20-25
(PS Molly's has been working with their Family Readiness Officer and she grew up in the next suburb from me! Small world?)
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Permalink Reply by PaMom on
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Awesome we are in. One more short trip to Massachusetts for my sisters 60th birthday this week and we are done traveling for a while. My Mom has been asking why we haven't been working for our service men. Bless her heart she can not remember where the bathroom is but she remembers our troops. I will give you a number on pillow cases next week but we should be good for at least 30.
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Permalink Reply by Kim (Ethan's Mom) on
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Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Pat L. in IL on
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Thank you!
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I'm in! I have nuts, snacks and jerky already in my stash! I'll be adding more on their list!
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WooHoo! Thanks!
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tysmom, I posted the address in MAS We Ship Love. You have access as you are a member. Any problems, LMK! Pat
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Permalink Reply by Laura on
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I had a small lull in my schoolwork. So far I have one box ready to go. I just have to write a few cards and seal it up.
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Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Denise (Dee) on
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I have paperback books I can send.
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Great!
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Permalink Reply by sheryl Navy 2 on
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HI ladies
Sorry I've been MIA but still mailing pcs every month .
I'm about to gain a Marine ! My daughter is getting married in March .
But I posted again to my neighborhood and have 3 big totes full of candy . I ask for surplus or unwanted candy .
They are all so wonderful that I've posted the wish list in our post office . I'll let you know how many boxes as time gets closer -
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