And they Serve for Us

Packages being put together now for Shipment end of November.

10 STILL IN HARMS WAY ARE...

               Timothy Searfoss , Lisa Maskey, Chad Rodrigues and Wayne Allen

Keith McKeon , Collin Henry, Troy George,  Robert Warriner, 

  Brandon Humanick and Ronnie Humanick,

                                          

     14 are home!!

Chad Fritz     Tyler J Eastgate    Stephen Kachmar   Del R. Williams ,

 Harold J Frey Jr ,       Andy Bishop    Jude Yuricheck     Maria Pantella   

Darryl Herman    Megan Schoch    Martin Bush    Julia Baun    Kyle Beveridge ,

 Lelia Collins,

 

To submit a Name to add to the prayer/package list please contact Deb

 

Please remember when sending Packages to the Troops:

Things NOT to Send:

Illegal copies of anything. Period.

Home-cooked anything.
Note: Due to concerns for the health and safety of the Soldiers, and as much as we don't want to say this, please do not send home-cooked anything to Soldiers other then to your relatives or people who know you. Factory packaged only. Sorry. The Soldiers are told to throw away anything that is not in a factory package.

Tips and Hints:

"As you might know, on occasion the Iraqi's have no problem supplying movie DVD's at a fraction of the cost back home. What you are not aware of is the fact that those movies are stolen off the bases and sold back to the soldiers. I recommend that when you supply that information to those who send packages and to the soldiers/Marines whom apply for items to be sent in, that they mark the movies to prevent unscrupulous individuals from benefiting from the unwary." Colonel, USMC.
We strongly suggest that if you send any CDs or DVDs, use a permanent magic marker and simply put "AnySoldier.com" on both the cover and CD/DVD. It won't take long before these won't be a target anymore..

Remember the many women Soldiers there!

CANDY Candy (heat resistant) Fruit Breezes (throat drops) Twizzlers   CORRESPONDENCE Writing Paper and Envelopes Pens/Pencils   DENTAL Floss Mouthwash Toothbrushes Toothpaste   DRINK Coffee (instant) Coffee Creamer Gatorade Powdered Drink Mixes Tea Mixes (sweet) (or tea bags) KoolAid bursts- to freeze   FOOD (including dry goods, snacks) Sugar packets Bars (Clif or Balance) Beef Jerky Canned Fruit (pop top cans) Cereal (in small boxes) Condiments Packages (ketchup, etc) Girl Scout Cookies Granola Bars Gum (no sticks) Oatmeal (instant) Pop-Tarts Ravioli (pop top cans) Tuna Kits   GAMES Board Games Checkers (travel size) Chess (travel size) Crossword Puzzles Playing Cards   MUSIC CD Fanny Packs CDs Tapes   PRINTED MATERIALS Books (novels, short stories) Newspapers (local) Magazines   TOILETRIES/HYGIENE Baby Wipes in flat wrappers Nose spray Cold Water Wash (Woolite) Eye Drops Deodorant Femine Hygiene Products (for female soldiers) Foot Powder Hairbrushes Hand Lotion Hand Sanitizers (waterless) Nail Clippers Q-Tips Razors (disposable) Shampoo Soap Sunscreen Tissues (heavy duty - i.e. Puffs) Toilet Paper (including travel size) Tylenol (individual packets) Wash Rags   Other Plastic spoons American Flags (small) Baggies (with zip lock) Batteries (AA, D, ....) Bug Spray (must be packaged in zip-lock bag) Duct Tape Disposable Cameras Flashlights (mini/mag lite, extra bulbs, lots of batteries) Fans (battery powered - small - with extra batteries) Fly Strips Fly Swatters Pre-Paid Phone Cards Shoe Insole Cushions Sunglasses (black - no brand names) Sweatbands (or panti-liners for use in helmets) Harmonicas Kazoos   Seasonal Canned turkey and Thanksgiving food items Small unbreakable holiday decorations Christmas stockings

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