KathyWQ

Female

Granite City, IL

United States

Profile Information:

A little about me:
Proud and scared mom of a Sailor
I am here to support my
Son/Daughter
Stage of (Sailor’s) Navy career?
Enlisted
When I heard “Navy,” I...
Was proud and encouraged it
The Navy offers opportunities that...
Patience
Our Navy experience so far...
It was positive and maturing. Our relationship has grown stronger.

Comment Wall:

  • lemonelephant

    Welcome to Boot Camp Moms (and loved ones). I look forward to sharing this journey with you. When did or will your future Sailor ship to the RTC? Take care and blessings to you and yours.

  • TW SHIP03 DIV316

    Hello, I finally got the official letter too, and my son is also on ship 3 div 316, so good to know someone else is in the same "boat".....I wish I would have known more about this website before he left, cause now I know so much more...I sent out some letters today, but not sure how long it will take till he gets them, the letter said up to 10 days!  I don't understand why it has to take so long, but I will be glad when he writes us and when we get another phone call which ever comes first...I am sure they are doing just fine though

     

  • Pat L. in IL

    Kathy, Welcome to Molly's Adopt A Sailor! You are also now a member of "MAS We Ship Love" so you have access to the addresses.

    If you have questions or need help, please do not hesitate to send me a message.

    Our July adoption information is on the "Molly"s page in the Discussion Forum.

    Thanks for joining us. Pat

  • Pat L. in IL

    Kathy, Each month Molly's Adopt A Sailor adopts a deployed group. (This month it is the USS Stockdale) Everything is mailed to the "Contact Person." We have communicated with them and they agree to distribute the mail and care packages when it all arrives.

    Because "Molly's" has grown so much we use the adoption requests from the larger groups for our monthly adoptions. The requests from really small groups are posted on our website (mollysadoptasailor.com) and individuals can adopt them.

    "Special Hugs" is our ongoing adoption of 2 combat support hospitals in Afghanistan. Each month we send them the items that they have requested.

    "We Stitch Love" is the group of seamstresses that sew pillowcases. Each month we send a homemade pillowcase to each adoptee. (With Command approval, of course.)

    Each month the "Molly Moms" all across the country send what they can. To be perfectly honest, we all have budget constraints. Some months you can send a box or two and some months maybe all a mom can afford is postage for a few letters. NEVER underestimate the value of those letters. They are kept and reread and shared. Kathy, somehow it all works out and our heroes get a bunch of LOVE from HOME!!!

    Does this help explain what we do?? Please do not hesitate to ask me questions. Pat