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Jay called!!! He left May 27, but got to call already
He said he is in division 937 and playing the trumpet. Graduation is July 24. I am so excited. He sounded great. Said this is his Chief's last division and that all of the guys get along and support each other. Won't get to his ship until Thursday. I feel so much better. At first I thought something was wrong, because I thought he couldn't call unless something is wrong, but he said no, everything is great. They were given an hour today. I am so happy.
Anyone else in Div. 937 or get a phone call today from their SR?
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Permalink Reply by Phoenix Mom on
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Jaysmom! that's great! Dakota left on the 26th. Maybe she will get to call. I still haven't received box or form letter. But, it won't be long now. I am so happy for you!
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Permalink Reply by jaysmom on
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Ya I obviously haven't got my box or letter either, but I am just thrilled right now knowing he is doing good.
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Dakota's mom,
On my way to church now, so I will pray for you and all the moms that everyone gets a call today. Hugs -
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Jaysmom , I have just finished at church. Thank you so much for your prayers! Be blessed!
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That's wonderful, jaysmom!!! :)
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Permalink Reply by MamaCeCe on
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Jaysmom, that's great news! My son left the same day from California. Still no box or form letter. I'm dying to know when his graduation will so I can make our flight arrangements. We got the one call to say he made it and could call again in 3 weeks. Congrats to your son!
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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MamaCe, check your My Page.
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jaysmom1995, That is great!
Check your My Page.
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Oh, That is so great for you!! You must have been ecstatic!! I really hope to hear from Jake soon. I'm missing him so much and haven't heard a thing from him or his recruiter. He left May 26th.
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My God I was so relieved and shocked. I had to laugh because he said, mom, it's jay. Lol like I didn't know. It came from (847) area code. My first thought was something was wrong and they were sending him home, because I heard not to expect a call that early unless something was wrong. He said day 2 he had a horrible caffeine withdrawal headache and had to drink Coke Zero.
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