wrote on April 2, 2003
at
7:41 pm
Name: Donna Bowles
Hometown: Woodstock, GA
Sent: 1.33 pm - wed 2 apr 2003
I have enjoyed this website so much. My nephew is in C Company, 2-327 IN, serving in Kuwait right now. We are so very worried about him. I just want to know that he is ok. I enjoy reading about the great accomplishments of the 101st, especially the 2-327. I wish there was some way I could get in touch with an officer via email to check on my nephew. In the meantime, thank you for your service to our country.
Continuing to Pray for the troops!
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Name: Tom Murray
Hometown: Vacaville, Ca
Sent: 12.33 pm - wed 2 apr 2003
Really enjoyed this and other 327 sites. A & C co's. No Slack 68-69
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Name: Linda Ballard
Hometown: Peoria Az
Sent: 11.39 pm - tue 1 apr 2003
Just found out that my friends from Albq. new mexico has adaughter who just left to join the rest of our brave men and women, at war I pray for the safty of them all the one alrady there fightingfor our country and theone on thier way please keep them in all our prays . also for the family that are seperated from thie loved one at this time and bring ALL OUR Solders Home Fast and Safe
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Name: Tracy Lyon
Homepage: http://proudamericans.tripod.com
Hometown: Roseburg, Oregon
Sent: 5.45 pm - tue 1 apr 2003
I love watching this guestbook grow and see the support for our troops. Please check out the website link up there ^^ ..Its an actual message board where supporters and ppl whose loved ones are in Iraq with the purpose of sharing information and websites and even posting picture. May God Bless Our Soldiers and Bring Them Home to Their Families Soon
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Name: Ken Neeley
Homepage: http://www.supportfreedom.us
Hometown: Detroit, Mi
Sent: 8.36 pm - mon 31 mar 2003
Check out our website...www.supportfreedom.us
BIG rally this Saturday
I love you son....great job kicking butt in Al-Najaf
PV2Jones, Jonathan
101st Airborne
1/327th
Bravo Company
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Name: Cayla Ross
Hometown: Warsaw Ohio
Sent: 6.57 pm - mon 31 mar 2003
This is to my brother Michael Ross!
Michael I just want you to know that you are my hero and I love you. Make sure hury up kick some Iraq butt and get home. I love you.
Your Loving and Caring Sister
~Cayla~
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Name: Joe L. Won
Hometown: Port Washington, New York
Sent: 3.01 pm - mon 31 mar 2003
Formerly with Bravo Company, 2/327Inf, 1st Bgd. 1/68 to 7/69 my thoughts, prayers and the knowledge of knowing what the "No Slack" battalion can do. Keep your heads down and your eyes open. Make us proud!
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Name: Mike Ainsworth
Hometown: Benicia, California
Sent: 10.49 pm - sun 30 mar 2003
Serverd with the 1/327 during Viet Nam. From the television I see you women & men have your hands full and are doing a excellent job. We had a saying in Vietnam that still applies today, STAY ALERT, STAY ALIVE; I pray for all the coalition troops.
Hometown: Woodstock, GA
Sent: 1.33 pm - wed 2 apr 2003
I have enjoyed this website so much. My nephew is in C Company, 2-327 IN, serving in Kuwait right now. We are so very worried about him. I just want to know that he is ok. I enjoy reading about the great accomplishments of the 101st, especially the 2-327. I wish there was some way I could get in touch with an officer via email to check on my nephew. In the meantime, thank you for your service to our country.
Continuing to Pray for the troops!
________________________________________
Name: Tom Murray
Hometown: Vacaville, Ca
Sent: 12.33 pm - wed 2 apr 2003
Really enjoyed this and other 327 sites. A & C co's. No Slack 68-69
________________________________________
Name: Linda Ballard
Hometown: Peoria Az
Sent: 11.39 pm - tue 1 apr 2003
Just found out that my friends from Albq. new mexico has adaughter who just left to join the rest of our brave men and women, at war I pray for the safty of them all the one alrady there fightingfor our country and theone on thier way please keep them in all our prays . also for the family that are seperated from thie loved one at this time and bring ALL OUR Solders Home Fast and Safe
________________________________________
Name: Tracy Lyon
Homepage: http://proudamericans.tripod.com
Hometown: Roseburg, Oregon
Sent: 5.45 pm - tue 1 apr 2003
I love watching this guestbook grow and see the support for our troops. Please check out the website link up there ^^ ..Its an actual message board where supporters and ppl whose loved ones are in Iraq with the purpose of sharing information and websites and even posting picture. May God Bless Our Soldiers and Bring Them Home to Their Families Soon
________________________________________
Name: Ken Neeley
Homepage: http://www.supportfreedom.us
Hometown: Detroit, Mi
Sent: 8.36 pm - mon 31 mar 2003
Check out our website...www.supportfreedom.us
BIG rally this Saturday
I love you son....great job kicking butt in Al-Najaf
PV2Jones, Jonathan
101st Airborne
1/327th
Bravo Company
________________________________________
Name: Cayla Ross
Hometown: Warsaw Ohio
Sent: 6.57 pm - mon 31 mar 2003
This is to my brother Michael Ross!
Michael I just want you to know that you are my hero and I love you. Make sure hury up kick some Iraq butt and get home. I love you.
Your Loving and Caring Sister
~Cayla~
________________________________________
Name: Joe L. Won
Hometown: Port Washington, New York
Sent: 3.01 pm - mon 31 mar 2003
Formerly with Bravo Company, 2/327Inf, 1st Bgd. 1/68 to 7/69 my thoughts, prayers and the knowledge of knowing what the "No Slack" battalion can do. Keep your heads down and your eyes open. Make us proud!
________________________________________
Name: Mike Ainsworth
Hometown: Benicia, California
Sent: 10.49 pm - sun 30 mar 2003
Serverd with the 1/327 during Viet Nam. From the television I see you women & men have your hands full and are doing a excellent job. We had a saying in Vietnam that still applies today, STAY ALERT, STAY ALIVE; I pray for all the coalition troops.
