| James Allen
Groveland, MA
Army |  |
11 messages
From Jessica Schatz,
Nevada, MO
Hey James..I just wanted to post really quick to let you know that I miss you very much :( I'm so proud of you and Richard and I can't wait until you ALL return home!! You already know that you are like a brother to me so anyways... Felica and I will be here waiting for your safe return. Get that job done and come home!!!
HOOAH
Jess
From Felica Allen,
Fort Carson, CO
Hi James I just want you to know that I'm SO proud of you and that I LOVE you very much...I can't wait until you are back in my arms again.
LOVE YOU,
Felicia
From Jeannette Urban,
Fountian, CO
Hi James. I am Sgt. Urban's wife. I want to tell you how proud I am of what you are doing. It takes a brave person to be in the military. You are doing so much over there. Take care and be safe.
From Dorothy Diorio,
Williamstown, NJ
James ~ We would like to thank you so much for your dedicated, selfless service to protect the freedom that we all enjoy in this great country of ours. It is the brave soldiers like yourself who insure that we will be able to continune to enjoy our freedom and pass that privlidge on to our children. We are truely grateful for you and your fellow soldiers and pray for the day that each and every one of you arrive home safely. God bless you and your family and all those deployed in harms way. Andy McClave (USMC) & Dorothy, Jennifer, Anthony & Matthew Diorio
From Pat Shoukry,
New York, NY
Hey James,
Hope you are doing well. Just wanted to say a big THANK YOU for your bravery and sacrifice in the service of our beloved country. I work just 6 miles from "Ground Zero" in NYC. Being on the "front lines" of the Homefront, we know all too well that freedom does not come free. Guess you can say we've been "through the fire here", but we carry on each day standin tall with heads high because of our awesome US Military; of which you are a part. Because you serve, Americans continue to board airliners with confidence and the people in NYC and DC can live without FEAR! Thanks for giving all of your fellow countrymen the gift that we cherish most....our FREEDOM! May God bless you and all those you love, and return you to them safely and soon. You will remain in my prayers.
With my very best wishes,
Pat
From rose broska,
pueblo, co
Hi James, This is Grandma Rose, Felicia showed me this site, and I wanted to post a comment myself. I want you to know that I pray for you and all the soliders that are there with you everyday and I want you to know that I am very proud of you. I can't wait for you to come home. love you, Grandma Rose
From susan card,
providence, ri
Hi james i dont know you but i wanted to say thank you very much! you are all hero's in my book! i hope you all come home safe.. god bless you and all our other troops .. Sincerly, susan
From Riley Reese,
Columbia, TN
James,
The following true story captured our heart. It happened several years ago in the Paris opera house. A famous singer had been contracted to sing, and ticket sales were booming. In fact, the night of the concert found the house packed and every ticket sold. The feeling of anticipation and excitement was in the air as the house manager took the stage and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your enthusiastic support. I am afraid that due to illness, the man whom you've all come to hear will not be performing tonight. However, we have found a suitable substitute we hope will provide you with comparable entertainment." The crowd groaned in disappointment and failed to hear the announcer mention the stand-in's name. The environment turned from excitement to frustration. The stand-in performer gave the performance everything he had. When he had finished, there was nothing but an uncomfortable silence. No one applauded. Suddenly, from the balcony, a little boy stood up and shouted, "Daddy, I think you are wonderful!" The crowd broke into thunderous applause. We all need people in our Lives who are willing to stand up once in a while and say, "I think you are wonderful. " -- Unknown I wanted to tell you that I think that you are wonderful and I want to thank you for all that you are doing to protect my freedom. rileyreese@cpws.net
From Erica Tolson,
Lancaster, Ky
~James~ I just wanted to say how proud I am that I live in a country where ppl would go into harms way to keep me from being in harms way. Thank you very much. I have several special friends deployed in Iraq, Afganistan and Kuwait. I am hoping everyday that all our soliders will return home to their families and friends, safe and soon.... I am a former Army wife, I understand the sacrafices, u, your family and friends make, whether u are stateside or out of the country. I've had to endure 18mths deployment at a time, with my daughter, more than once. Anytime u, the troops, or family and friends need support, a shoulder to cry on or just a friend, email me anytime! garrard911@aol.com. As always I am keeping all our troops, their families and friends in my thoughts and prayers! August 11, 2005
From Serena Read,
Tahlequah, OK
Hello from OKLAHOMA. I just want to say a big thank you for all you do and have done and will do for our country. Your courage and dedication deserve a standing ovation. You are making the world a better place. You are a hero! I count my blessings every day thanks to our military. People as yourself makes us proud to be free Americans! Words can never say how lucky we are or how much we appreciate you guys for what you do. But a million thanks goes out to you. Hope all is well take care and God bless. Read Family ~ cwgrl@military.com ~ Proud member of: StarSupport Military Group, Home Front Hugs & Operation Military Pride!!
From Jessica Schatz,
Fort Carson, CO
James..... can you belive that it's almost time for you crazy cats to be back in good ole' Ft. Carson?? I can't wait to see you all again.. espically you!!! I'm getting so excited, but you know me! I'm so proud of you James, I remember when I 1st met you, I knew we would be friends... isn't it funny how the army brings people so close together!! Well I just wanted you to know that you are still a little brother to me and I can't wait to see you! I will be there in that gym waiting for you!!!
Love ya brother,
Jessica
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