My first cousin, Mary Ann, who lives in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, sent me a picture of Clayton "Clay," shown here in the middle with his comrades, serving in Iraq. Clay has been in the U. S. Army since September 11, 2007 and in Iraq since March 2008. He came home last October 25 and went back November 25 and should be going to Hawaii soon. He is the fourth child of my second cousin, Karla, who lives in Wisconsin. His siblings are Mandi, David Kagle, Ellen, Clayton (himself), Ben, Jonathan, Josiah, Abe, Caleb, Nathaniel, Gabriel, Timothy, and Noah Samuel. As you can see, he comes from a very large family. We are so proud of Clay and wish him well and to have a safe return home. Thank you Clay and for all the servicemen serving our great country! May God Bless You All!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Third Cousin Serving in Iraq
My first cousin, Mary Ann, who lives in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, sent me a picture of Clayton "Clay," shown here in the middle with his comrades, serving in Iraq. Clay has been in the U. S. Army since September 11, 2007 and in Iraq since March 2008. He came home last October 25 and went back November 25 and should be going to Hawaii soon. He is the fourth child of my second cousin, Karla, who lives in Wisconsin. His siblings are Mandi, David Kagle, Ellen, Clayton (himself), Ben, Jonathan, Josiah, Abe, Caleb, Nathaniel, Gabriel, Timothy, and Noah Samuel. As you can see, he comes from a very large family. We are so proud of Clay and wish him well and to have a safe return home. Thank you Clay and for all the servicemen serving our great country! May God Bless You All!
Please thank that young man for his service to our country from all of us!
ReplyDeleteWe are all indebted to him for his service. Anyone who served, or is serving in the armed forces, deserves a thanks from all of us.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a big Thank You!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is time we recognize what these young men and the women that serve with them have done and are doing for us...As well as the families left at home.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Clay and his comrades. ;)
Thank he and his family for their service. Also, thank you for your help. Really appreciate it.
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