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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Earl Singletary Message: I just talked to Doug and he is on the way home .He is still very congested, but feels a lot better. I guess he will go into hibernation mode for a few days .Thanks to all of you who are concerned. RLTW |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Christopher Piland Message: Mike Flack: Hey thanks brother.........I am e-mailing you at the moment...I am pretty excited to see all of the pics of everyone....RLTW!!! As far as that" Ranger in distress" email from London,ENG. HMMM...I did serve in 2ND LRSD in S. KOREA with a Brian Cunningham from 3rd Ranger BN....but I highly doubt its the same Ranger...I would have to agree..stay far away from that response...:o |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: ted tilson Message: doug, sorry but i have a new phone, the old sim card didn't record your number. i'm lost with all this new-fangled technology. give me a call and this time i'll get it right! rltw ted |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Bobbie Butler Message: Thanks to Mark and Doug for showing up at Shady Grove Cemetery on Saturday. The rest of you, well....... At least it is clean and pretty for now. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Jim Regan Message: Hey Jim, congratulations on your REAL retirement! Just a tip, the community that you reside in probably has a need for "Volunteers." Since my FINAL retirement, I have become a Volunteer; Drove a van for DAV, taking Folks in to VA for appointments, Reviewed cases of Children in Foster Care and took over as "Chair Person," drove bus/van for church, still drive church van bringing homeless guys in to church during the winter for food and shelter at night. I reckon that I feel that if I LIVE in a community, I must contribute to that community, just as I did in the Military. Good luck in your retirement, don't sit on your la, la. Stay active, vertical, and above the grass. Finally, thanks for your service, and thanks for the support that you must have gotten from your family. God bless you. Jim RLTW/L&P (Rangers Lead the Way/Love & Prayers) |
