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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
I wrote this letter while my son was still at Parris Island and am proud to say my son is now a Marine: ------------------- August 21, 2008 Dear Parents, You have begun a new phase in your life: learning to let go of your child.
Author: Other
Boot Camp: [Part 1] Boot Camp is Hard on Parents
I’M A MARINE MOM: I have tips and advice for new recruit parents. I am a 55-year-old Marine mother. My brother, whom I raised, did seven years in the Marines from 1976 to1983. His last station was near Victorville, California.
Author: Mother of a Marine
Aspiring Marine, need advice on how to talk to my parents
My brother (currently a senior in college) is in marine NROTC. I am currently a high school junior and I plan on doing NROTC as well for either the Marines or the Navy. My parents don't want me to become a Marine.
Author: Family member of a Marine
Our son left for San Diego MCRD on 6/4. He is our only child and we couldn't be more proud of his decision to become a Marine! Would love to get in contact with other parents of recruits on this date.
Author: Mother of a Marine
Parents Of A Marine Checking In
My name is Carl, my wife Sue and I are the proud parents of a United States Marine, our daughter Lance Corporal Andrews.
Author: Father of a Marine
Whether your son or daughter is still in the decision process, is waiting to ship to Recruit Training, is a recruit, or is deployed, there is a large Marine community of people who can share their knowledge, feelings and family resources with you.
As a parent or educator, you’ve laid the foundation of character that has led your son, daughter or student to consider the Marine Corps.
My son leaves for Basic training Jan 5, What should I expect, is there a way to plan graduation dates, so I can confirm flights etc.....
Author: Mother of a Marine
Leaving For Boot Camp: A Parent's Perspective
This week, I took a look back as our daughter began the journey of earning the title of United States Marine. Last year, early on a June morning, Sue and I took Holly to the MEPS station from where she would ship out for boot camp at Parris Island.
Author: Father of a Marine
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