| Robert Sullivan SGT
Raymond, ME
Army |  |
9 messages
From Rebecca Sullivan,
Raymond, ME
Hello my dear Husband,
I want to let you know that I am thinking of you and I can't wait for you safe return to the states. I am so happy that we are back together and I am loving you more than ever. I am so proud of you and for all your services. Kyle and Bryce say hello daddy and they love you very much. By the way I know that you will be wondering about the NFL game today Patriots won 35 to Tampa Bay 7 . . .. I was rooting for you the whole time.. lol.. Love you,
~your loving wife~
From Rebecca Sullivan,
Raymond, ME
Hey Hunny,
It is me again the one and only.. I love you dearly. It sounded so wonderful to hear your voice today. I know that you are putting in the long hours and all But I want you to know that I appreciate you and I adore you. You are my life and my world. I love you and My thoughts and prayers are with you everystep of the way.
From Rebecca Sullivan,
Raymond, ME
MY SOLDIER
Today is a cold but charming day in late September
The morning is brisk and chilled and the leaves are changing color.
As I sit and drink my morning coffee, all I can do is remember,
My insides turning, nerves are flaring, my soul is tightening and feeling smaller.
I fight back the tears and hold my head up high
As grasp my breath in the cool brisk breeze
Knowing that I have two little ones that can’t see their mother cry
I try so hard to make my soldier proud of the homeland and not to displease
As I close my eyes and clench my hands in frustration
I can see his face and his handsome blue eyes trying to sooth my soul
As his half grin touches my soul and inner emotion
As I hear his voice guiding me out of that dark forbidden hole.
His gentle voice letting me know that he is going to be alright
That he misses our alone times that are to, so passionate,
But he is there to do the things that he was called to do, to make things right
Here I am with a lonely soul and a image of his portrait
Missing him and loving him unconditional, giving him all the support
To let him know that he has a true and faithful wife that Is behind him all the way
Knowing that my soldier is giving all his strength and effort
Before we know it we will be saying he is coming home today.
With arms held opened wide and four children running to daddy
As I let the tears of joy run down my cheek as they all surround him
Knowing that he will make it through the crowd to his darling lady
As he wraps his arms around me and leaves behind the unjustly grim
Before we know it this emotion of truth will come to reality instead of a just a dream
Where we all can live in peace and harmony
And face this big world together as family and a team
No matter what we are his true roots and my soldiers sacred family.
To my soldier that is reading this, everyone sends you all there blessings
We all pray for your safe return and for your safety at war
And before you know it you will be home and doing the debriefings
Being together as a family and leaving behind something scary and bazaar.
By Becky Sullivan
From Sheila Robinson,
Gray, ME
Hey my little nephew... Remember Grant??? Remember Lee???? Well the Hell with them and remember me.....Think of you often and hope you are doing well....... Aunt Mae and Uncle Cliff send their love as well...... Take care and keep safe and remember we all love you....
From Carolynn Taylor,
Sebago, ME
Hey Butch! My name is Carolynn. I met Rebecca through the Military Family Assistance Program. I am the one who gave her the computer that caught FIRE! My bad! Oops! Stay safe! Look forward to meeting you! Peace. Carolynn
From Rebecca Sullivan,
Raymond, ME
Hey Handsome,
Today is 10/26/09 And I wanted to post again today and say it is one more day closer to you coming home in June..or July when ever that is. But The days will fly by I am being optimystic here.. lol.. I love you and I can't wait to you... The boys are busy in school and trying to do there best.. I am so proud of them as I know you are.. I am so Proud of you.. I love you my dearest Husband.
From Pat Shoukry,
New York, NY
Hey Robert,
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 ~ HOOAH!
http://www.myspace.com/CB_NYC
From Rebecca Sullivan,
Raymond, ME
10-29-2009
Hey Hun,
Today has been a long day with out hearing from you and I am missing you tremendously. But all is fair and love and war.. It is ok.. I know eventually you will be home and the sacrifices that have been made will be well worth it. I just wanted to drop a few lines and let you know that I appreciate you and that I love you with all my heart.
To all the Fellow People that are Dropping lines to my Soldier... THANK YOU so much.. It is appreciated and God Bless to all. Thank you for all your prayers it is well worth it...
From Rebecca Sullivan,
Raymond, ME
11-1-09
Hey my darling Husband, The kids had so much fun last night tric-or-treating. lol... they were so cute there costumes were in tribute to daddy. We love you and I can't wait to hear from you soon. My prayers are with you and I just wanted to tell you that I love you dearly.<3
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