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July 3rd Graduation
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Comment by lemonelephant on May 29, 2014 at 4:04pm
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Your recruit (not a Sailor yet) sounds like he is doing fine. Just keep sending well wishes and tell him how proud you will be when you see him at PIR in his dress whites--forget about hoping to see him, be confident that you will. You should be getting a real letter soon. Check out Letter Writing & Fun Stuff/Questionnaires to send to your Recruit for more ideas.
Check your My Page for groups and info.
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Comment by philly_mamasota on May 29, 2014 at 9:06pm
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My son graduated bootcamp last year on 7/3/13. It is a very moving experience. He was the honor recruit from his division so we went to a special room and they marched them in to have a private meeting with their families. But if I had it to do over again, his girlfriend and I would go to the special room and send my husband & his brother to get us seats near where his division would be "parked" for the ceremony. Anyway, when those "garage doors" open, and they are marching in place right outside, your heart will jump! It's an amazing experience! Order the video it's worth it because you will be too emotional to be taping it for yourself. Have fun! I can't remember where we stayed but it was a very nice hotel about 10 minutes away and was near a Denny's. If I remember, I will let you know.
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