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Boyfriend just left for Parris Island yesterday
My boyfriend just left for Parris island... And it's been really hard to cope. I mean usually we talk every single day. In the morning he would wake me up with a good morning text and at night call me to say goodnight. I know he is a strong man.
Author: Other
Our son decided to be a Marine and even though we didn't want him to leave we are so proud of him. They told us he would leave by October of 2011.
Author: Mother of a Marine
My son left for San Diego on 6/27. Are there any other parents who have a son in San Diego in 2nd Battilion, Echo Co, Plt 2114? Graduation date of Sept 23? Even if your son is graduation 9/23 it would be nice to meet other parents. Thank you.
Author: Mother of a Marine
Are there any parents out there with young ladies at Parris Island, SC? I would love to connect with some. I feel very isolated on this site, as most of the stories are about men and it is definitely not the same. Thanks.
Author: Mother of a Marine
My boyfriend, Justin, left November 14, 2010 for the MEPS facility in Tampa, where he spent the night. The next morning he left at 0600 for Parris Island, SC.
Author: Supporter of a Marine
My son just arrived at Parris Island Bootcamp Oct. 24
My son left for boot camp this morning. I am waiting on that first call home. I am nervous that I will not get it by morning . I am serving Jury duty at 9am tomorrow and do Not want to miss that call.
Author: Mother of a Marine
My son left for boot camp yesterday. This has been his dream from a young boy and that makes me a proud mother. At the same time I couldn't sleep last night and have cried often. My heart aches to be able to protect him as a mother does.
Author: Mother of a Marine
So its been 2wks now that my son has left too bootcamp, finally got first letter from him couple days ago. Although a short few lines I have a sigh of relief. He didnt think it would be hard being away from home, that the discipline would be so hard.
Author: Mother of a Marine
We often wondered what the future would hold for our Son.
Brendon was always a relatively good kid, however school was very challenging for him. Because of his struggles with his grades, he wasn't able to play school sports. He wasn't the band, choir or drama type either.
Author: Mother of a Marine
In order to support the decision to serve, you and your family must consider the realities of life as a Marine: selfless service, the potential to see combat, and time away from home, in addition to the many benefits of Marine Corps service.
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