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Comment by navymarinemom55 on September 9, 2011 at 2:55pm

A Friend found this saying and printed it on Flag paper for me, I thought I would share it with all the other Navy Moms.

 

 

IN RECOGNITION OF HEROIC DUTY ON THE HOME FRONT

INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO

 

Remembering that he is still your baby, no matter how big he is

Wishing kisses could still make booboos go away

Knowing that a piece of you is over there, somewhere

All your child’s entries in your address book written in pencil

Beaming with pride every time you see your child in uniform

Knowing that the land of the free is because of the brave

All the letters and care packages filled with the love only Mommy can give

The courage, strength and commitment it takes to be a military mom

 

 

FOR THIS AND SO MUCH MORE, WE HONOR YOU.

Comment by Judi(NavyMom) on September 2, 2011 at 6:35pm

@cocojazz.... I'm from the treasure coast. I'm new here. My daughter is in bootcamp now. 

Comment by janieflorida on September 2, 2011 at 6:14pm

I live in the keys

Comment by cocojazz on September 1, 2011 at 11:13pm

Anyone out there from the treasure coast or palm beaches, or somewhere down this way?

Comment by Paula (was Capricorna) on September 1, 2011 at 4:09pm

FYI:

 

ST. PETERSBURG, FL (August 29, 2011) -The public is invited for an up close
and personal tour aboard one of the nation's newest and most unique naval
warships when the USS Independence (LCS 2) pays a visit to the Port of St.
Petersburg beginning Friday, September 2.  A limited number of free tickets
will be distributed at the Mahaffey Theater Box Office on Thursday, September
1 and Friday, September 2 for public tours over the Labor Day weekend. The
ship, which is believed to be the first Naval warship to visit St. Petersburg,
will remain in port until its departure early Tuesday morning.

Free public tours of the 418-foot vessel will be conducted on Saturday,
September 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (organizations only), Sunday,
September 4 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and on Monday, September 5, from 8:30
a.m. to 11:30 a.m. A limited number of people ages eight and older will be
allowed to tour the Navy trimaran during its St. Petersburg port visit. Tours
will be timed so no more than 150 people are on board the ship per hour.

Tickets: Free tickets will be distributed from the Mahaffey Theater Box
Office, 400 First St. S., on Thursday and Friday, September 1 and 2, from Noon
to 6 p.m. Tickets will be available to the public on a first-come,
first-served basis, while supplies last. There will be a limit of four tickets
per person.  There will be no charge to park in the Mahaffey Theater garage
when picking up tickets; however, parking will cost $5 per vehicle Saturday
through Monday during public tour hours. Organizations of 25 or more should
request tickets for organization tours via email to phyllis.coster@stpete.org
or by calling 727-893-7465.  If using email, please note USS Independence in
subject line.

General Information: The tour includes steep stairs and some non-air
conditioned spaces, and is not advisable for individuals with restricted
mobility or health issues.  The ship is not able to facilitate those who
cannot walk unencumbered under their own power.  Sturdy, closed-toe, flat
shoes are recommended, as are pants or shorts for ease of movement.  High
heels, sandals, flip-flops or shower shoes will not be allowed on the tour.
Due to safety considerations, only people ages eight and older will be allowed
on the tour. Cameras are encouraged.  Almost all areas of the ship are able to
be photographed.  Tour guides will specify where photographs are prohibited.

Parking will be available in the Mahaffey Theater garage for $5 per vehicle
Saturday through Monday during public tour hours. Free shuttles will provide
ticketed guests with transportation to the Port.  No one will be allowed on
board the Port shuttle without a ticket. Ticketholders are advised to arrive
one hour prior to their scheduled tour time for check-in, transportation to
the Port and to pass through a Naval security screening. Restrooms inside the
Mahaffey Theater parking garage and at the Port will be open for public use
during tour hours.

Prohibited Items: Ticketholders are advised to leave weapons of any kind at
home to avoid possible confiscation or tour refusal.  Alcohol, controlled
substances and large bags of any kind will also be prohibited.  High heels,
sandals, flip-flops or shower shoes will be not allowed on the tour as a
safety precaution.

Port Access/Road Closures: Access to the Port and surrounding locations,
including USF-St. Petersburg and Bayboro Harbor, will be patrolled and access
restrictions will be strictly enforced at various checkpoints while the ship
is in port. Ticketholders will only be able to access the Port during their
scheduled tour slot and be restricted from entering or leaving the area unless
by the official shuttle from the Mahaffey Theater garage.

Eighth Ave. S.E. from First St. to the Coast Guard station will be closed to
through traffic Friday through Monday during scheduled tour hours while First
St. S. will be closed to traffic at Sixth Ave. S. beginning Saturday through
Monday.  Meawhile, parking will not be allowed on First St. S. from Sixth to
Eighth Aves. beginning Friday evening through Monday evening.  Police
checkpoints will be established at Eighth Ave. S.E. and First St. S. Friday
through Monday.

************************
For further information:
727 893-7465 voice
727 892-5372 FAX
www.stpete.org

Comment by janieflorida on August 31, 2011 at 1:45pm

Stephen earned his Air Warfare Specialist wings yesterday.  Way to go !!

Comment by d o on August 31, 2011 at 12:19pm

Thanks for the reminder.  Keep posting, maybe this time we can make it happen.  I heard they are a lot of fun. 

How do I get my sailor on the list?  He got hard copy orders to go to Hawaii this fall.  It seems so far from Fl.

 

Comment by d o on August 16, 2011 at 2:21am

I ride my motorcycle through Babson Park sometimes.  It's a nice area to ride on the scenic hwy. 

 Let us know when your recruits are going through battle stations, and we'll light a blue candle for you.  What ever you do, don't miss PIR in Great Lakes.  It will be one of your life's best memories.

Comment by pattyb on August 11, 2011 at 4:43am

Any moms near Gainesville/Alachua??  My son completed ATT class and now waiting to start AE school.

Comment by Evi on August 7, 2011 at 8:07am

Hi Navymom3 - not sure about his rate yet - he will be in the Nuke program but gets his rate during boot camp - there are three different rates he could have but no matter what will go to Charleston for A school.  Glad to have found you all!

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