Son In Iraq

What great support, you have no idea how much it means to those that are serving.

My mission is a bit different as a tanker pilot supplying fuel to air combat support that keep all your sons and daughters and loved ones safe on the ground. When it is 110 degrees + outside it is you who I will be thinking about when I am roasting in my plane on a hot ramp waiting to take off.

As I am going to be going on my first deployment in the next few months it helps me to realize how important my job is and keeps my head high as the thoughts of leaving my "Mr Momz" and my two young boys set in.

Glad your son is home safe and blessings to all who serve, have served, and will serve.....

TodaysWAHM,

Thank You and I am not alone when I say that I appreciate everything you do and will be doing. You be safe and always know that this National Gaurd Mom is very proud of you and sending her prayers with you on your upcoming journey.:frien ds:Take care. Give those Baby Boys some huge Hugs from West Virginia.

Sam (my step son to be) came home injured in Jan. He spent 6 months at Ft Bragg in & out of the hospital. He finally just went to Ft Gordon to be closer to his family in Ga. It's a mixed blessing that he was wounded...now he can't volunteer to go back!! He's 48 years old!! he volunteers everytime theres a problem. He's Army National Guard out of Ga.

Thanks to all serving in the military and prayers for them and their families.

Thank you and to all who serve in our military. Many prayers are said everyday for all of you.

I will keep your family in my thoughts and you are a great mother and keep positive and strong.