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LETS HAVE FUN & SAY THANK YOU TO SARGE!!!
Time to have some fun, & raise some money to help Sarge & Mrs Sarge at the same time! :o)
Please help and spread the word through out your Division Groups!
We are short on days now (2 DAYS!!) OMG!!! (o:
All the proceeds go to Sarge and his wife. They provide and purchase the food and hold this amazing reception for all of us to feel welcome and get information about our SRs – just because we are families/lovedones of Sailors!
Let’s Pay it forward, Pay it forward!
Anyone that would like to put together a basket filled with items to represent your home state or items you have crafted, baked, or borrowed (& forgot to return to the neighbor that moved) ;o) Maybe you crochet, or paint, or knit, or woodwork.
Holiday themes: Thanksgiving is here, Christmas is coming, Football teams(go Bears!!) lol.. We can have many different baskets with many different things in them: Sports items, Challenge Coins. Blue Candles. The possibilities are endless, anything goes! Really it is whatever you want to bring. There is a dollar store and a Walmart right across the street for people to buy baskets if flying in. You can use gift bags,buckets, think "outside the box".
You bring it yourself to the Meet and Greet (M&G) and we'll raffle it off. OR you can mail it to the Navy Lodge and we’ll get it to the M&G for you!
So far I have a basket from Illinois coming....anyone else....would love to see some friendly competition between states or teams! :o)
UPDATE ON ITEMs/BASKET COUNT
WE HAVE 25 ITEMS NOW!!
Represented so far are folks from: Illinios (2), NY, TN, Alaska, California(2), Iowa (2), Texas(2), Indiana, Rhode Island, Alabama(2), Florida, Louisiana, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio, Louisiana, Michigan, Oregon, & Pennsylvania!!!!! & 2 I'm not sure of...and don't care!! ITs AWESOME!! (o:
ANYONE ELSE???
YOU ALL ARE AMAZING - THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
Remember, ANYTHING goes!!
UPDATE ON RAFFLE TICKET SALES:::: Each raffle ticket will be $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00, or if you are really enthusiastic, $20 for 25 tickets!!
Please if you DO NOT want to participate, that is OKAY too!! This was just something I saw other PIR groups do and thought it would be FUN!!! There is NO REQUIRMENT to do this!! There is no pressure!! If all you want is to participate by buying tickets thats AWESOME!!
Thank you!! This is just to be fun & stress free & say THANK YOU to an amazing couple!
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Permalink Reply by dawnsphoto(Ship 4 DIV 028) on
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I live in West Linn and I got a few things from Made in Oregon also.
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Permalink Reply by 503 808 on
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West linn. I live in Beaverton. Flying back to Portland tomorrow from Ohio. Came here right after my Sailors PIR. Spent 2 weeks with the Grandkids.
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Have a safe flight back...yes it is a small world.
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Permalink Reply by Mel222(Ship 4/804) on
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I can bring some sand and seashells from the California Beaches...! Love this idea - what a gracious thing they are doing! Thank you so much for facilitating this - Awesome!
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Permalink Reply by Tina on
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Fabulous Mel222!!! Thank you!
(Don't forget layers, hat & gloves for you guys!:)
And as I've asked everyone, please share this discussion & what we're doing on your Div page so others know what we're doing! :)
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Permalink Reply by DTbowl on
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I am doing a basket for Michigan. Thinking some baked goods and some sports stuff.
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Permalink Reply by proud mom of Kayla on
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My 24 year old son is getting excited. He is coming to graduation and meet and greet. Told him about my baskets and all the baskets everyone is doing for sarge and his wife. This family is so ready to have a sailor!
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I'm so glad!!! I can't believe that it was just a few weeks ago we thought we would never be this close! :)
And now, less than10 days!!! The M&G will be so much fun....but I'm so excited to see our Sailors, I'm afraid I won't sleep at all before PIR! :)...note to self, bring Tylenol! :) -
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