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RP Members and Connections check out these two young boys who've gone above and beyond and outside of themselves to support veterans who are struggling.
Yep a 10 and 11 year old get it!
Aaden and Benjamin are their names.
Aaden is son to Terry Jenkins and brother to PO3 Jacob Jenkins who are doing the IT Apprenticeship program, and that's what Aaden wants, is to help a vet get into the program and improve their lives.
Yep a 10 and 11 year old get it!
Aaden and Benjamin are their names.
Aaden is son to Terry Jenkins and brother to PO3 Jacob Jenkins who are doing the IT Apprenticeship program, and that's what Aaden wants, is to help a vet get into the program and improve their lives.
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs This was a complete surprise to us!! they went behind our backs to do this! He has always taken pride in our family's heritage and our family has sacrificed a lot of time, blood, sweat and tears for this country. We serve to secure the freedoms that we hold so dear. He has never been shielded from the nastiness of this world and he understands what it means to be a United States Veteran. Helping someone should not be a special thing in this world so he went out on the weekend of his Thanksgiving break and led by example. It doesn't take much to make a difference but it does take something!
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Sgt Vance Bonds
An awesome family raises awesome kids. They're actions reflect upon you and their mother. Right to be proud, right there.
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SPC Brett Curry
It's not the kids, it's the parents. And your family has done a great jobs. Hats off to your family!!
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That is simply awesome! Thanks kids. I know that whoever receives the funds will appreciate it. We need more parents bringing up kids like them.
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