Brenhubb

Female

Montrose

United States

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A little about me:: I am a proud mom of a Navy son. I enjoy taking walks, my garden, and cooking. I spend my time working full-time.
I am here to support my: Son/Daughter
Stage of (Sailor’s) Navy career?: At Boot Camp now
When I heard “Navy,” I...: needed to learn more about it
The Navy offers opportunities that...: can help my son grow into his adult self. He will learn responsibility and to work hard.
Our Navy experience so far...: is challenging and exciting.

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Chipmunk

Brenhubb - Welcome to the BC Mom and loved ones group. I apologize none of us "veteran" moms where logged on to see the Main Room chat yesterday.

I posted a message in the Comment Wall section of the Boot Camp Moms (and loved ones) - Navy For Moms (ning.com) main group page.

Be sure to go to that group page and post in the Comment Wall if you have any questions. More of our members will see those via their email feeds, and log in and reply. I am often offline these days, and I only use my computer to reply to messages on the site, as it is just much easier.

Oct 9
Chipmunk

Brenhubb - I accepted your friend request. Thank you.

Oct 10
Chipmunk
Here is my reply to your main room chat. I will be offline most of the day and evening and not able to reply otherwise, but also ask in the main BC Mom group.
- Brenhubb
  So, it is time to vote and my son is at BC, will the Navy allow them time to vote?
- Yesterday
- Chipmunk
- No the Navy will not allow time for your son to vote. Contact your local election board and find out how you can get him an absentee ballot. It may actually be too late, but you can at least try. The only thing is most of those have to be notarized.
- You could also have your son ask at RTC, they would be able to let him know better what options they have to assist with absentee voting.
Oct 17