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Sons graduation
My step son is in Div 033 ship 12 in great lakes, Il. I am new to this and would like to hook up with others that have sons or daughters graduating Jan . 7th 2011. I am in california and trying to get some information. No letter yet.
Renie ship 12Div033
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Permalink Reply by Lydia (For B - The Sea is Ours) on
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Renie and all --- I already started this discussion forum --- If you were to click view all you will see it --- yall need to probably decide on one site or the other....
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I want to thank you ladies for adding your news, questions, and info in the PIR site too! I appreciate it soo much! Yall are one big familyswith LOTS of kids! And you may never know who might be wondering about something that you will have the insite or answer or calming touch that will help them unless you are there. Remember, as you recruites are learning to work together as a Team - you all in the 01-07-2011 are a Team here to help and love each other and each others recruits!
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Permalink Reply by Annie on
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My husband is also graduating on 1/7/11. He said that they would find out more about graduation and A school after Wed. (12/1) or so. I'm also waiting to hear from him regarding graduation info before I book my tickets and hotel too.
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Permalink Reply by Renie ship12 Div33 on
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Let me know if you here anything. I did get a letter from my son yesterday finally... It was like a slice of Heaven..
I needed that so much. Have not book any flights yet but did do a hotel. I am not sure if he will get off all weekend.
I just want to hang out and here all about it . Renie -
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PIR is Everything and I mean Everything you can imagine as far as what to wear. Mine was in summer and there were some girlfriends and wives in almost nothing at all - to nice suits and ties! I wore nice Jeans and a t-shirt - a bright color that my daughter and I both picked out and told him about so that he could find us in the bleacher ... hahaha boy did he ever find us he said... we wore flourescent green! You guys will need to dress warm that auditorium will be COLD! The doors are huge and open a lot!
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