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Gift Basket for Sarge's Meet and Greet
Thought I would try again since there were a couple of nice suggestions on the main wall today.
If anyone else would like to participate, I think it would be a really nice gesture for Sarge and his wife
Maybe each division or set of brother divisions would like to put together a basket containing small gifts from each of our SR's home states? Just a suggestion :)
Hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend!
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Permalink Reply by GeauxTigers#1 on
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Hello there...
Yes, I think that would be a great gesture! How would we get it together?
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Permalink Reply by Surfcitynavymom on
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Hi geauxtigers! It is looking like it might be easiest to make a basket or some other gift idea of your own to donate or perhaps get together with someone else from your home state and put something together.
I am putting together a California basket to bring. -
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Got it! I will put together a Texas basket. Thanks
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Awesome!
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Permalink Reply by CJsNvymom on
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I'm sorry I missed original post. I will start an Indiana basket, any other Indiana mom's?
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Permalink Reply by SurfCityNavyGranny on
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Sounds great Surfcitymom count me in♡
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Hi Surfcitynavygranny! Let's get together on a California basket :)
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Forgive me. I left out Navy in Surfcitynavymom.
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Permalink Reply by bvan147 on
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Hi, I would love to contribute, we are from California. Brand new to all of this, so suggestions would be great! :)
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Hi bvan!
I'm new as well so I am just fumbling through and figuring this all out as I go lol. I am also from California (Orange County) so if you are close, you can contribute to the basket I am making or you can put together a basket of your own and bring it to the Meet and Greet. -
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Permalink Reply by daycare217 on
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I would make a wreath to donate! I am ship 13/div351. Home state of Il.
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we have moms on our pir group wanting to donate!
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