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Ship 13 Div 330
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Permalink Reply by BrendaF on
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My son is staying at GLs as well....and yes Kat, sorry I didn't respond to your email, that is the name on my son's letter LOL.....can't wait to meet everyone!!! But most of all I can't wait to see my son. I know exactly what you are saying Kat, what would I do with out this group??? What did my great-grandmother do 65 years ago - 3 sons in the service and not internet to chat to other mothers? LOL
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Prayed for all of our SR's for a successful week while in church today. No calls here either... I live very close to an Air Force Base. Every night they play TAPS over the loudspeaker and you can hear it at my house. When I hear TAPS at the AFB, then I know I can stop looking at and listening for the phone for the day....no calls after TAPS :) Can't wait to meet everyone in a few days at PIR!!
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Permalink Reply by sondra on
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wow looks like there will be several of us moving to the group GL A school!!! Not the exact wording lol
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Permalink Reply by sailor_mom1 (HN-surg tech C sch) on
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My son is also staying in GL for A school ... also Corpsman... no wonder some of these have become friends.. they will still be together thru the next 14 weeks maybe
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Permalink Reply by Bella on
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Awww, cool! My SR is going to Pensacola too! 21 weeks...boohoo he gets to spend winter and spring there *sarcasm* Must be rough to spend the winter in a warm place, lol.
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Awwww I was hoping they would stay together!!! But I guess they all can't stay together! lol
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Sailor Mom - Saw baby Addison's picture on the main PIR page. SO PRECIOUS!!! Congratulation! I hope your daughter is resting and enjoying her new little baby!!! OK...so who's gonna be up with me all night tomorrow night??! LOL I know I won't be able to sleep. Shoot, I haven't slept for the other divisions going through BS...I will surely be up all night for 330!
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Permalink Reply by His #1 Fan (SHIP 13 DIV 330) on
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I will be awake. I haven't slept but a few hours each night for maybe 2 weeks.
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I am going to try to stay awake! I have 12 hours the next day to sleep while riding in the car!!!! lol I am starting to get a little nervous. I know our guys have this and will pass with flying colors!!!!! I hope I have everyone from our group on fb now! If I don't please let me know! lol
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I too am getting nervous. I have been on edge all day, I am exhausted and can't sleep. I have to sleep tomorrow night because I have to be ready to work late Wednesday so I can drive Thursday. I am not the only driver in the car but the only one that is willing to drive with out much pressure LOL. I just keep holding on to the thought that I will see my son on Friday!!!!
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Becky!! Im crying!! You are so sweet and Jake has the heart of an angel! I will share this with my SR, David, so he knows Jakes dedication to Division 330. Jake will be in their hearts tonight. Rest assured he will not be forgotten. I am hopeful that the surgery will be successful for Jake. Jake, honey, don't give up on your dream!! In one way or another your Country needs YOU! You have a calling and it is a LOUD one!! Never give up!!
Becky, thank YOU for being there for ME when I was in tears back on 8/10 waiting for the call that my son had arrived safely at Great Lakes. You waited up with me until the phone finally rang around midnight. I will NEVER EVER FORGET that you were there for me that night. God Bless You Both!! -
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Permalink Reply by Kat Q on
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My God, I can't stop the tears from flowing while reading this. Becky you and your son are amazing and I am so sorry that I didn't get to know you in person. I have printed this out to take and share with my SR and whoever else while in GL. God Bless You Always Please give Jake another hug from me - he is awesome. I will relay his wishes to his fellow shipmates as best as I can. Thank him for his constant support. He is a true friend.
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