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Comment by goobemom on September 19, 2012 at 5:27pm
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Adam's Mom, they have to know each other. Tim is in steam/boilers and now is the lead Petty Officer. Freeze pops! great idea. I know they have a freezer now. I will be sending those them in my box also. If Adam's shop doesn't have a freezer have him get in touch with Tim. They seem to have more connections on the second deployment :-). If you want to personally email me my email is debbiegordon1091@gmail.com. I live in Colorado. This is my son's third year. As I stated he will re-enlist and also be doing shore duty. He is planning on taking classes while he is on ship this time. Definitely has a plan this time. He is not going to waste his liberty time on partying (so he says).
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My son's email address is his last name, first initial@lha5.navy.mil I am not sure if you try emailing Paige using her last name first initial how it doesn't hurt to try.
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Comment by Kathy-Paige's mom on September 19, 2012 at 10:39am
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Goobemom how do we get there email address I just have Paige college one thanks
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Snickerdoodle sounds like the crazies Paige came home for 3 days before she went back, she had so much to do and people to see, I was like save 5 min for your mom please! Anyway if your son is in the air crew hell probably meet my daughter Paige she's one of the only women ABH, airman! It would be kinda cool if they met each other! I mean there mom talk to each other! Anyway glad to hear although it's crazy for you things are moving along! Sometimes days can seem so short! I got through boot camp using this site and I'm hoping it will carry through many difficult times again!! And I'm assuming things will become more nerve racking as they get to where there going! God will keep them safe!
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Hello Snickerdoodlemom, Navymom, and proud Mom,
Welcome to the group. I know this is a tough time for everyone. It sounds like everyone has the same type of questions. Hopefully everyone has their sons or daughters email address on the ship. If not try to get it. Also, the comment on making sure they have enough t-shirts and socks are true. My son was explaining how they had to do laundry sometimes and having those extras sure helped him. As I posted before the flat rate boxes are the best way to go. They come in small, med. and large and you can get the boxes free from the post office. There is no weight restrictions on these boxes. Some ideas to send. Any food that you can add hot water to to make something is great. Packages of condiments, (hot sauce, brown mustard, sweet and sour sauce etc...) anything you can add to individual drinks, and of course your homemade cookies and candies. Using a vacum sealer does help.If anyone would like to talk to me personally my email is debbiegordon1091@gmail.com. I am here to help. I know what it was like during the first deployment and like all of you I felt lost. This time is different. Julie (Adams Mom) is right the ship is on a journey that was planned well in advanced. Yes last time they did go to Pakistan and provided relief effort for the flood victims. They also went to a third world country and was able to interact with people that were not as fortunate as we are. Take a deep breathe. The Navy will not put them in an unsafe area without protection. There are two other ships that are traveling with them to also keep them safe. I know it's hard ...... especially for those who have just came out of boot camp. You will be amazed how your sailor will handle everything. They are in good hands. Everyone on that ship looks out for each other. They are one big family now.
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Comment by Snickerdoodlemom on September 19, 2012 at 10:06am
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Yes, he will be arriving in Hawaii on Monday to meet up with the Peleliu. He is Aircrew right now undesignated. Stationed in Coronado. He was asked last Friday to go. He is really excited about it, but has alot to do in just a few days that could have taken a month. It's all good!!!! This is going to be tough on me Mom...but I was here on this site for bootcamp and got through!! Just have to pick up some boxes now and custom forms because I know he isn't totally prepared with items. Half his stuff is already on the ship, the second Sea Bag is going with him on the plane...
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navymom120 hope that helps you it supposely takes 3 weeks for stuff to reach them, there is nothing more carthargic then packing care packages for them, there is plenty off ideas, i googled last nite unique care package ideas and a lot of really neat ideas i saw i even learned i need to get a vacum sealer, because i plan on sending my daughter her favorite cookies! neat tips on how to mail things as well with no breakage! anyway hope it helps to come on here and talk because it sure helps me, are u hooked up on face book to the PELELIU they usually give daily briefing on it! hope this helps
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Hello Julie,
My son and your son probably know each other. They both are MM's and have been together for the same amount of time. My son Tim is also going to re-enlist and do shore duty. It's amazing how he has changed since he started. Manhood looks good on him :-).
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navymom120 welcome!!! I daughter deployed as well on monday, im going to have a tough time getting through this as well! but youve come to the right place to be to get the support your gonna need and we all feel the pain, the address is lastname first name inital next line USS PELELIU LHA-5next line box #17 nextline F>P>O> AP 96624-1620
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snickerdoodle is he going to be on the peleliu? he he is what does he do? my daughter paige is an abh, you wil ned a customs form and get a flat rate box i believe its like 13.65 that way they dont charge you for weight. make sure he brings enough socks and tee shirts i hear there are only 6 working machines on the ship! my daughter took a full month supply of everything.
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