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To All former Cadets and family members of Cadets, past and present, now serving our country in the military; we offer our deepest respect and thanks. You are in our hearts and our prayers every day. God bless you. God bless America.
We ask that Cadet Alumni, whenever possible, drop a short message to
these young
men and women, so they are never without mail from home,
and never have to wonder
for even one day if they´re remembered.
Richard Trignano, PO2nd Class (above)son of Margee (Estelle) Gearhart, 1969-73 is home now back at his base in Panama City, Fla. He is stationed at a Dive and Salvage Base. We salute you Rich. You do us proud. God bless America! Above photo is of Richard, his wife Crystal, Anthony and Nicolas. Dan Regan daniel.regan@navy.mil 1998-00 euphonium |
Sergeant First Class Timothy L. Tilley has served as a Soldier in the United States Army for over 19 and a half years. He is a combat veteran of Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom. His current unit of assignment is with the Theater Aviation Maintenance Program, HHT, 1-6 Cavalry, Balad Airbase, Iraq as a liaison for the 1st Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division. He will retire from active duty on 30 March 2009. Sergeant Tilley is married to the former Sarah Faye Fox and has three children: Michael, William and Gabriella. He marched with Spirit of Atlanta in 1988 and later served on their support staff as well as Carolina Crown as a visual tech. He is on a one year leave of absence as an adjudicator for the USSBA, the Rocky Mountain Color Guard Association, and the Colorado Bandmasters Association. Sergeant Tilley is an avid supporter of all things Cadets and welcomes your comments at timothy.tilley@us.army.mil or cavalry37@hotmail.com. John Louis Schneider II, son of John Schneider 75-77 and grandson of John Louis Schneider, Sr. 44-49, is now in Baghdad. His address is: SPC Schneider, John L JAS G-C Security Directorate APO, AE 09316 We ask all members of our Cadet family to offer their prayers, their thoughts, and their support to this distinguished Cadet family. FHNSAB... #40 so those wishing to can send messages of support and better yet, items from home to make his time in Iraq just a bit more bearable. God Bless America, and God Bless our young men and women in uniform. For Holy Name shall always be... |