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Birthdays Our Military Men & Women
Enlistees Graduate From Military Training Course
Two young ladies with ties to the Tampa Bay Area recently graduated from basic military training in the U. S. Air Force. They participated in the respec- tive graduation ceremonies at the Joint Base San Antonio- Lackland, in San Antonio, Texas.
Airman Ileana A. Puer- tas and Airman Sylvia L. Rosario completed an inten- sive, eight-week program that included training in military dis- cipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
AIRMAN SYLVIA L. ROSARIO
They also earned four credits toward an Associate in Applied Science Degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Airman Puertas is the daughter of Orlando and Mar- garet Puertas, of Tampa. She is also the wife of Aaron Har- rell.
Airman Puertas graduated from Brooks Debartolo Colle- giate High School, in 2017.
Airman Rosario is the daughter of Stefani Rosario, of Forty Fort, PA, and Alejandro Salguedo, of Mint Hill, NC.
She is the granddaughter of Sylvia Martir, of Boynton Beach, the niece of Jacqueline Johnson, of Tampa, and Zantia Seda, of Holden, MA.
Airman Rosario graduated from Boynton Beach Commu- nity High School, in Boynton Beach, in 2017.
St. Petersburg Native Aboard Naval Ship
PETTY OFFICER 3rd CLASS MORRIS COOPER
NORFOLK, Va – Petty Officer 3rd Class Morris Cooper is currently assigned to the the USS Kearsarge
Petty Officer 3rd Class Morris Cooper is an Air Traffic Controller aboard the amphibious transport dock operating out of Norfolk. A Navy Air Traffic Controller is responsible for the safe and expeditious control of naval aircraft.
Kearsarge, one of the Navy’s most advanced amphibious ships, is designed to deliver Marines and their equipment where they are needed to support a variety of missions ranging from amphibious assaults to humanitarian relief efforts.
Petty Officer Cooper is a native St. Petersburg, and 2014 Boca Ciega High School graduate is serv- ing in the U.S. Navy aboard USS Kearsarge. He has military ties with family members who have previously served and is hon- ored to carry on the family tradition.
His proudest accomplishment was giving a speech to fellow crewmembers, while in Puerto Rico during Hurricane Irma relief efforts, on the topic of USS Kearsarge history.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
MOTHER THELMA GREEN
We, the eight children
From, children, grand- children, great- grandchil- dren, sister and brother and many friends. Chil- dren, Eddie Green Dutcheville, Delores Green, Melvin Green, Patricia Green (recently deceased), Michael Green, Vernita Green, Danny Green, Tony Green; brother, Willie White and sister, Gera- line Gilchrist.
Love you, Mother Green.
Mother Thelma
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Green would like to con- tinue to praise Almighty God of the world for giving our Mother life for ninety- three (93) years. Happy, Happy Birthday Mom!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy 90th birthday to the sweetest Mother in the world!
Love, your kids.
ROSA DAVIS
BIRTHDAY TESTIMONY
I would have never in a million years think that I would be this blessed at one time. I was at my low- est and God put someone in my life that He knew would pull me through.
See, some people weren’t made for it. One thing about God, He makes no mistakes. So no one can tell me who’s for me and who is not, be- cause it was heaven sent (amen).
He has his own way of showing you what’s real and what’s not.
Others come and go, but what He has put to- gether in my life is 4-ever. Yah hear me?
Life is what you make it and I choose to make mine
JABO AND KIM
the best one ever.
So I will enjoy my day with
the love of my life; my best friend my husband and 2 won- derful kids.
Happy B-Day to me, “Mrs. Queen B.”
OUR FAMILY
A family that prays to- gether, stays together!
QUEEN B.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
LAMARCUS AND MARGARET STILLINGS March 15th
Thirty-nine (39) years strong and still going with God’s will.
Love, always.
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