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Audio interview with LCPL Andrew Seitz, Golf Co, 3rd Platoon
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Thank you, Jim Spiri, for being there where we can't be, and giving our guys the support they need and deserve. You have shown compassion, not only for the Marines in Golf Co, 3rd plt, but also their families, by opening up the lines of communication that are almost non-existant.
I so appreciate your blog. It certainly put things in perspective for me. God bless you and your family and may He give you the courage to continue your service to our country.
Posted by Linda Seitz | July 26, 2007 10:50 PM
Posted on July 26, 2007 22:50
Thank you for this communique, Jim! Andy is a former athlete of mine, who has faced many hurdles in his young life and has risen above and beyond many times. This deployment will be no exception. If you see or speak with Andy please pass along to him that one of his old coaches is extremely proud of him, prays for his and his unit's safe and uneventful return home, and will be here to buy him that steak and a fine malt beverage of his choosing! "...Andy, you're on the back half of this thing, 'negative split' it, bring it home strong..." Keep your head up, your butt down, and take care of your men!
Semper Fi,
As Always,
Jeff & The Stewarts
Posted by Jeff Stewart | July 28, 2007 9:59 PM
Posted on July 28, 2007 21:59