Hugh Hewitt just read Jeannie Haskamp’s story over at Huffington Post honoring
A Sailor’s Dying Wish | Jennie Haskamp. This is one of the mot moving stories I have read. Understand this treatment by the Navy is not exceptional, this is how the Military treats people especially vets. With Honor, and with Courage and with Commitment.
Those three values describe the Navy and the Marine Corp in particular to a T. In fact those three values are the Navy values.
As a former Naval Petty Officer, PS3(AW), and a 1LT in the Army I truly wish I could have met this man. While it is sad to know he has passed on out of this world, I am honored to have served in the same uniformed service that he devoted his life to. I am proud of my fellow shipmates who honored him with such grandeur and I hope that his decedents look upon him as someone to be admired
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About Patrick
First and foremost, Patrick is a fallen being far from perfect in just about every way. Saved by Christ more than a decade ago, his life has been transformed. While there is more to Patrick than simply his redemption this must be placed up front because it is perhaps the most important brick in the foundation of this blog.
Additional information about Patrick includes his home. He is a displaced native Minnesotan who has studied just about everything. He holds both a Bachelor of Science in Multi-Disciplinary Studies and an MBA with an additional emphasis on Public Relations, both from Liberty University.
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