Posted on Nov 23, 2024
When This Military Mom Noticed Her Son’s Deployment Wasn’t Receiving Care Packages, She Baked...
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And so began "Cookies for the Troops" now continued by her son
To ensure a loved one or friend in the military receives cookies, simply visit the Cookies for the Troops Facebook page and provide a name and address.
“We will do our best to ensure we get cookies out to them,” Flynn said, though he notes that it may not be possible to reach everyone because of the volume of demand. Cookies for Troops has been trying its best to accommodate the growing need.
To ensure a loved one or friend in the military receives cookies, simply visit the Cookies for the Troops Facebook page and provide a name and address.
“We will do our best to ensure we get cookies out to them,” Flynn said, though he notes that it may not be possible to reach everyone because of the volume of demand. Cookies for Troops has been trying its best to accommodate the growing need.
When This Military Mom Noticed Her Son’s Deployment Wasn’t Receiving Care Packages, She Baked...
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The local soft drink company, Ale-8, offers a service where they will send two cases to a deployed service member. We had them send it to my son while he was on a float in the SW Pacific on the Bonhomme Richard. He was popular in his section for awhile. https://ale8one.com/heritage/supporting-our-troops/
Ale 8 is a very sweet and caffeinated version of Ginger Ale that is super popular in the State of Kentucky, and a few of the border areas. I didn't grow up around it and it's too sweet for me.
Ale 8 is a very sweet and caffeinated version of Ginger Ale that is super popular in the State of Kentucky, and a few of the border areas. I didn't grow up around it and it's too sweet for me.
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Was home for a one week leave before going to Fort Hood. One day a box appears on my porch. Opened it and almost threw up. A box of cookies that my girlfriend sent for Christmas arrived. The mold and smell was awful. It sat in Vietnam for 5 months. How that box found its way to my house during my short leave I will never know.
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