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Ship 10 Div 166
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Permalink Reply by Francine/Sailor's MOM on
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Hi Dubbie, no I have not heard from my daughter since the 1st phone call about 2 weeks ago, I thought for sure that they would be able to call on Easter but nothing. I know no news is good news but I sure would love to hear my daughter's voice.
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Permalink Reply by dubbie on
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I know, I have'nt heard from Matthew either.Man i would ove to know whats going on....i sure do miss him bad!!!!! I hope you hear someting soon, let me know if you hear or get a letter and i will do the same
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Permalink Reply by LuLu on
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My daughter is in the same Div 166. I have only gotten one phone call from her also. I know exactly how you feel. Taylor is 18 and only weighed 96.5 lbs when she left. I am so excited to see her.
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I got a letter from my daughter in Div 166 today! She talked about liking the guns alot and that they were going to be doing the 'gas chamber' soon. I miss her so bad! Can't wait til April 23rd!
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i'm so glad to hear that you got a letter, we're so close to graduation and i'm so excited.....my nerves are at the edge. Matt loved the guns to.
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Permalink Reply by heartingasailor on
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I didn't receive one today, but my sister in Kansas City (which is way closer to Illinois) did, so ours should come tomorrow!!!
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yay!!!! sooooo glad to hear that you've recieved your letters. So close it's hard to beleive....can't wait!!!!!
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No letter for us today either
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Permalink Reply by shortcake228 on
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Hello all, I got a letter from Cody yesterday and his dad got one today. We were so excited to hear from him since we missed his call. We were really bummed with no Easter call. He is getting excited about graduation. He said they got a flag and had a chance for another. I don't know what that means, but it sounds like a good thing. He continues to write each of us seperate letters when he can. I write at leasty once a week, but he siad it takes a long time to get the mail, and made it sound like awhile since he ahd heard from anyone. That makes me a little sad to think that he thinks we don't write him. He sounded upbeat. His letters make me happy. I miss him so much!! I hope you all hear from you loved ones very soon!!
Good nite Div. 166 family.
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hey shortcake, i'm soooo glad ya'll got letters. I hope to have something in the mailbox when i get home from work. I have'nt heard from Matthew in a while. Sorry you guys missed your call.Take care and hope to meet you soon. P.S I think the flags are a good thing... the more the better!!!!
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