Hi, I just wanted to say hi again and tell you that I enjoyed your family information. by coincedence my name is Richard and have a son named Jonathan, however he is 21 years old and home from the marines.now working as a security guard. I have several other children the the similarity ends there.
Hello, I ran on to you family albumn by chance and it caught my eye. I have reviewed a few of the photos and have become shocked at the similaritys between your family and mine. I was looking up information on my son, Jonathan R. Foreman, stationed at Camp Pendleton. when I came accross yours. My family has about 5 thousand pictures in a gallery on the net. Names etc are t similar. webb site: (google) hemlocksprings.net double click on the one called gallery and see if you get photos etc. My name is Richard L Foreman in Dayton Ohio.
Have just started watching your new show. Thank you for sharing your family life with us. You're a refreshing breath of clean air, and a positive role model for millions who tune into your program.
However, I do have a question: As a white, blonde, 60 year old teacher, working with 5th grade students in an inner city school, primarily populated with poverty stricken youth and their families, what can I do to make a difference?
A good number of my students (ages 9 to 11 years old) are already involved with gangs and drugs, as are many of their immediate family members. Many of my students are living with extended family members because their birth-parents are either in jail, on probation, or have been denied parental rights. And an increasing number of my students are considered "homeless."
I live and work in a smaller city (population of 75,000) along the shores of Lake Michigan, and our city is situated between Metro Milwaukee and Chicago. Due to our physical and georgraphic placement, we are no longer a thriving, industrial city, but rather a struggling (minor) tourist destination.
Our city and county officials, combined police departments, educational system, and residency-at-large is in denial; however, as a community of teachers we witness and observe the daily toll that drugs, alcohol, and gangs have on our students, our youth, our future.
I am fortunate enough to work with other teachers and administrators who are also concerned and want to make a difference.
If possible, please give us some advice.
Any suggestions/insights will be valued. And I thank you in advance for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
It has been a long time since I logged on to your site. I see your family has grown. I found your site a couple of years ago when I was looking for my roots, the Foremans. My married name is Streeter and my husband is a Richard.
Your softball photos are great, I am glad Deanna has enjoyed the season. She has been a great addition to our team this year. Her smile keeps the game in perspective (Fun) for a coach.
Just wanted to say Congratulations on Jonathan. He is adorable and I finally get a nephew!!!!! Im sure Richard will spoil him...lol. Hope to see you soon. Love and miss you all!!!!
Hi! Pam. I just looked at your latest pic. The girls and you are growing. Elizabeth had told me you had a false alarm. Did she tell you Deanan and I share the same birthdate? I'm alot older than 8. When is Jonathan due to arrive? I wish you and your family Good Health during this time. Hope to see you in August when our families return home. Peggy Baggenstoss Perez' mom
I KNOW IS IS LATE BUT IF YOU WOULD BE SO KIND WOULD YOU SEND US A GERMAN CHRISTMAS CARD FOR OUR CHURCH "CARD TREE" ... I REMEMBER THEM AS BEING SO BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU AND YOURS FOR YOUR SERVICE.
There's a little thing I sometimes do, and if you don't mind i'd like to do it just for you.
There's a little poem I often quote... and it just so happens it's one I wrote.
The next timeyou see a vet or soldiier. Ask to shake his hand or pat a shoulder.
He may be an army GI, or he may be a navy Seaman, or SHE just may be the cutest Airman you've ever seen.
Then too he may be just an old straight backed, leather necked, dog faced Marine.
BUT, just remember that when all is said ad done. Every soldier is someones' DAUGHTER, or someones' SON.
So as you shake that hand or pat that shoulder tell them how much you appreciate what they ALL have done.
Then at the end of day when comes the setting sun.... lift a prayer to heaven and ask GOD to bless and protect them EACH AND EVERY ONE.
WRITTEN BY: GENE A. PELTIER Sgt. U S ARMY RETIRED 27 Yrs. ARMY & 34 Yrs. DOA CIVILIAN. 2006
I have 3 sons now serving, 2 with the 101st ARBN who just returned from Iraq and 1 in the medical corps who just returned from Germany where he attended and stabilized the wound comming back from Iraq. From me and mine to you and yours... Have the merriest of CHRISTMASES AND THE SAFEST & HAPPIEST OF NEW YEARS. PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR I HAVE SOME QUESTIONS ABOUT VILSECK TO ASK YOU. I HAVE BEEN THERE MANY TIMES FROM 80's THRU THE 90's
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My daughter was seeing if she could find my website without having address by just typing in my name. And lo and behold your website popped up. I find it awesome that someone else shares my name, as I have lived for 53 years believing that I was the only Allena in the world, and have been told by thousands of people that they have never heard the name before. And to share the same last name is bizarre to say the least. My name is pronounced al Len' a, the vowels all being short. I would appreciate it if you could pass this message on to the Allena Williams mentioned in your baby shower pictures. Thank you so much, Allena C. Williams, Kansas, USA
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