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TSgt Michael Reid: my loving wife.
Ms. Barbara Morris: all of my family (blood relatives and extended members
and can’t forget my military family); and above all my lovely daughters who have
given me the courage and will to set goals and accomplish them.
Ms. Pamela Smith: my health and strength, my family, and the many blessings
god provides us each and every day.
MSgt. Eric Brasch: joining the Air Force Reserve over 29 years ago, thankful
and proud for my service to our nation and especially thankful for the deeper ap-
preciation and love I have and hold for my country and family.
TSgt. Cesar Villagran: per diem!!!
TSgt. Marcia Johnson: my daughter Samantha – for continuing to be a miracle
in the making of God’s plan, having survived two bone marrow transplants at
ages 3 1/2 and 4 3/4 for AML Leukemia, anticipating graduating in the spring of
2016 at CSUSB with her Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, and watching her
becoming a mature adult ready to take on what God has in store for her.
Mr. Tom Gillis: everyone who fights and stands up so we all can enjoy freedom
and do the things we love.
Ms. Tylisha Julienne: the gratitude of my heart’s memories of family, life, love
and laughter; God providing me with a heart of appreciation for the past, pres-
ence and the future; the ability to recognize the blessings of all things that have
made my family and me who we are today; this day and every day of being part
of the military family.
TSgt. Ritalynn Moss: my bad days because they make the good days better.
SMSgt. William Griffey: amazing children, great theatre, great friends, the
ability to entertain, and blessing throughout the year – small and large.
MSgt. Adelina Quintero: having the opportunity to work beside some of the
best leaders in the Air Force. The 452nd OSS is an amazing unit! Our leaders set
the example and live by the Air Force core values both on and off duty, our com-
mander, chief, and first sergeant pave the way and set the example both on and
off duty. They truly care about our people and the mission. I cannot thank them
enough for all they do. They go above and beyond and it is truly the best unit I’ve
worked for both active and Reserve in serving more than 17 years. Thank you to
all the 452nd OSS for your camaraderie. OSS we are the BEST!
SMSgt. Esteban Rodriguez: my family who keeps me grounded, my faith that
keeps me sane, and my fellow Wingmen who watch out for me so that I can safely
and return to my loved ones.
Lt. Col. Kimberly Savidan: my wrinkles as it means I laughed, my grey hair
as it means I cared and my scars as it means I lived and served this great nation!
Mr. Magor James: the Lord blessings and everybody I meet, because there is
something to learn from everybody – especially the very young and the old.
Ms. Malia Rabago: our troops! They work so hard to protect us without look-
ing for something in return. It allows us to go on with our lives without disruption
and worry so that we can enjoy the liberties and freedoms they afford us. I thank
you and pray for you all!
Ms. Belinda Potter: all three of my boys visiting us for Thanksgiving this year.
Sean is traveling from Wisconsin, Alec from Luke AFB, Arizona, and Brandon
and Julie, my new daughter-in-law also from Luke AFB Arizona. Oh yeah and
most of all thankful for such an amazing husband and father (Brad).
Mr. Andy Reynoso: all the Airmen who put service before self and excellence
in all they do. Happy Thanksgiving to all who contribute to March ARB – civil-
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ian, reservist guardsman, AFR and active duty alike.
MSgt. Cynthia Spurgeon: my family, my home, friends and my job.
TSgt. Jason Blank: new family – the twins!
SrA Mia Sartain: only 40 days left of my deployment! I can’t wait to come
home to my family, friends, and the 452 AMXS!
MSgt. Corinius Hill: the privilege of serving and protecting our nation, with
the best Airmen, in the world’s greatest Air Force!!!
Mr. Anthony Paulsen: Jesus Christ being my one true Savior, my family and
friends, but also all my brothers and sisters who have sacrificed so much of their
lives in the military for this great country, making our world a better place in
which to live.
Mr. Derek Sigars: Debbie Sigars, my supportive wife of 26 years, for sticking
by my side through every peek and valley!! You are my rock, anchor, and best
friend. Love Ya, Babe!
Ms. Deanie Lavergne: for my family, friends, and blessings that keep us safe.
Ms. Alma Jaravata: the gift of salvation through Christ, my personal Lord and
Savior, who died and paid for my sins so I can have eternal life – to live my life as
witness of His glory, His mercy and His faithfulness every single day ;-).
Capt. Malia Hoffmann: the privilege to serve in the world’s unrivaled Air Force.
SSgt. Sarah Bruen: my husband, who is a great friend and encourager.
MSgt. Kevin Jasper: for my family, without whose support, I would not be able
to serve the way I have for the last 18 years here at March. I originally flew on the
Cactus Flight up until it ended. I now drive once a month from Arizona to serve
this great country of ours!
TSgt. Uldarico Penaranda Jr: family, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness and a
grateful nation that supports the military. – AIM HIGH –
MSgt. Adrian Miranda: having a family who supports me unconditionally, and
for the health for which we are so blessed.
Capt. Perry Covington: my wife and my daughters.
SrA Callie McNary: so many things – my wonderful family, my amazing
friends, and the opportunities the Air Force has given me, both professionally
and personally.
Ms. Linda Welz: my relationship with Jesus, my husband, kids and grandkids
(even the four-legged ones), my freedom, my friends, my job, co-workers, and
military members past and present. Wishing you all love, safety and abundant
blessings this Thanksgiving!
SrA Ellen Claire Aniag: my health.
TSgt. Doreen Kelley: my God, my country, my job, but most of all, my chil-
dren, without whom none of the rest would be as sweet.
TSgt. Marcy Swan: God’s grace and mercy, the little things in life that put a
smile on my face, my USAFR supervisor – for her understanding and genuine
Wingman attitude, these simple words, ‘I love you’ (from family) or ‘Good job!’
(from co-workers and supervisors).