1 name of someone who served....

arewethereyet
arewethereyet Posts: 18,702 Member
edited September 22 in Chit-Chat
Thank you to all who served and those who await those who are serving.
God Bless you and your family. May they be safe and sound and healthy.

Now please place the name of at least one person who has served, or is serving in the armed forces today.


My daddy Carlos Vincenco Patricelli.

He was in WWII (the big one:laugh: ) I wish I had preserved some of his stories.

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    MrBuckeye Posts: 52
    Me
  • KristenAnn711
    KristenAnn711 Posts: 783
    My brother-in-law Sean.--Navy And currently my cousin Thomas--Army
  • KristenAnn711
    KristenAnn711 Posts: 783
    Me

    Thanks! :D
  • Run4iiiiiit
    Run4iiiiiit Posts: 489 Member
    me
  • MaryTheIceCube
    MaryTheIceCube Posts: 1,099 Member
    My grandfather, Noel Risk (R.I.P.)
    My father, Dennis Risk
    My brother, Andrew Risk, currently in the Air Force.


    Thank you to everyone who has served or is currently serving. Much appreciation! :)
  • daybyday
    daybyday Posts: 537 Member
    Great thread!!

    My FIL - Jerry (Vietnam)
    My Hubby - Todd (Panama)
  • justahorsen
    justahorsen Posts: 234
    Both my sons-in-law.....
    Jacob Charles currently in Air Force...in GA now ...2 tours in the Middle East
    Neil Pagels currently in Army....in Iraq now (2nd time)
    I know it is more than the one you wanted but I couldn't name one without the other!!!
  • superhippiechik
    superhippiechik Posts: 1,044 Member
    Peter Yenter served 3 tours and counting.
  • kymarai
    kymarai Posts: 3,726 Member
    My son in law Donovan Sandlin! God Bless You! And bring them all home safely!
  • blessedbirdie
    blessedbirdie Posts: 41
    My 2 grandpas
    My 2 brothers
    My uncle
    My step dad
    My HUSBAND for 21 Yr Marine Gulf War vet

    Salute to them all.
  • HerBravado
    HerBravado Posts: 392 Member
    Jimmie Thompson, Sr.
    Served for many years, & is a Vietnam Vet.

    :) My daddy.
  • Jessifer123
    Jessifer123 Posts: 159
    My brother Stephen, currently in the Marines.

    Thank you to all who are currently or haved served!
  • canbecanbe
    canbecanbe Posts: 44
    Stan Waldron served in africa. Europe and in gallipoli but we did get him home eventually
  • andreahanlon
    andreahanlon Posts: 263 Member
    My dad, Michael Hanlon, retired from the army -- 20 years of service.
  • DebbieDuffy09
    DebbieDuffy09 Posts: 22
    My Father Edward Rossner
    He was in the Vietnam he received two Purple Hearts!

    I love you Dad!
  • FoamyRiver
    FoamyRiver Posts: 276 Member
    What a great post!!!!

    My grandfather is the first who comes to mind--Oscar (WWII)

    My FIL--Tom, Vietnam. Uncle--Gary. Cousin--Raymond. Friends who served or are serving--Jeremy, Brian, Chet, Maggie, Glenda, Delane, Eddie, Randy, and Charlie.

    A big thanks to all of you!
  • ZebraHead
    ZebraHead Posts: 15,207 Member
    My Dad - Army Lifer
    My Brother - Army Lifer
    My Nephew - Army
    My Friend - Marine
    My Shin key Roo Instructor (friend) - Army
    My Mother's dead ex-husband - Air Force
    All my brothers and sisters past and present who defended us since the first stone was thrown in anger
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  • sltx1002
    sltx1002 Posts: 15 Member
    My Uncle - Vietnam (RIP)
    My Grandfather
    My Great Uncle
    My Husband - 2 tours in Iraq, 1 in Egypt, 1 coming up
  • pitapocket
    pitapocket Posts: 287 Member
    My Dad
    My Niece
    My Brother-in-law

    We are grateful to all who have served their countries
  • MAbbate
    MAbbate Posts: 46
    My son Brett Morando (US Army)
    My son Ronnie Abbate (US Air Force)
    My son Darrell Ray (US Air Force)
    My father, Elliott T. Bailey (US Army)
    God bless our American Heroes!
  • skyski_tige
    skyski_tige Posts: 67 Member
    My dad - LCDR Mike Allen - Navy
    My uncle - Jimmy Jordan - not sure of his rank
  • LainMac
    LainMac Posts: 412 Member
    If I name one, I've got to name 4.

    Grampa Leo in WWII as a Gunny Sargent in the Marines in the Pacific.
    My FIL Frank in WWII in the Army in North Africa and Italy (dropped in on the Pope after his division freed Rome)
    My great uncle Frank who lied to get in in WWII in the Army Air Corps.
    My "little brother" (all 6'6" of him) in the 80s in the Navy in Pacific.
  • ifychudy
    ifychudy Posts: 210 Member
    My husband: Andrew, a US Marine
  • runner915
    runner915 Posts: 106
    My grandma Morgan :)
  • micah2009
    micah2009 Posts: 38 Member
    Josh Filner
    one of the best friends a person could ever have!
  • xXmimiXx
    xXmimiXx Posts: 564 Member
    My Grandad Reginald Found, WWII
  • thik_nis
    thik_nis Posts: 23 Member
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    This girl!!!
  • Alysgrma
    Alysgrma Posts: 365 Member
    My brother - Allen Navy
    My dad

    Thank you all for serving!!
  • Zuznana
    Zuznana Posts: 284 Member
    My great great uncle Arnoz. He was my great-grandmother's brother in law. Her parents, sister, little 1 year old niece died in a war. Her son (my grandad) only survive as she went away with him a week before the attack. Her parents and her little niece died running to hide during bombing. Her sister was later found, buried under a stairs, completely white hair from fear and suffocated there, when she war running home to her baby.

    My great-nan never spoke about it and I found out only from my grandmother (wife of my grand dad). We use to go to their grave regularly and even now, every year I'm back in Czech republic, I go there and clean it and put some flowers down.

    Arnoz was serving away at that time and from what I heard, he later married again, but never had any more info about what happen to him.

    I have them all in a picture frame in the living room so my children can see and learn about my family. I'm proud of him for serving and I'm proud of them for what they have been through and everything they passed onto my great-nan (who sadly passed away few years ago, age 96).

    Sorry for the long story........it somehow comes back every time there is a mention of serving in a war. :frown:
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