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SpotLight on JD2299

JD2299 started folding 5/17/09 (not really as you will read below)
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Lets meet JD2299...............

This is also his entry into the Summer to Remember 2009
Good for tier 1 or tier 2

Where do you call home these days?


[i][color=brown][b][size=150]I currently live in San Antonio, TX and have the pleasure of being accompanied by my wife of 3 years (Elizabeth) and 4 children (Dawson – 10, Jenna – 9, Brianna – 5, and Hayden – 1). We are a “mixedâ€

great spotlight JD, glad to have you on our side.

looks like you might have your hands full keeping that crew in order.

FFTC

Sorry to here about your son JD2299,
Stanford sure gave us a great gift with FAH, instead of feeling helpless against these things we can fight back and help others.
My wife graduated at Lackland not to long ago, were at Vance now, great pic's, nice looking familly, nice spotlight.

Nice spotlight, JD! Thank you for your service. I have a cousin who was in the AF for a while. He always talks about how much water the recruits were required to drink when they were doing physical "activities" during basic training. I guess they spent a lot of time taking potty breaks.

You have a great-looking bunch my friend. The teachers of our men and women in uniform should be especially lauded. As a team we will press on and try to defeat the things which ravage all of our families. Glad to have you and yours aboard!

Great spotlight, 'specialy for a Blue Bird.

Good to have you aboard, JD!

i just want to say thank you for joining me and many other men and women in this fight and in the armed forces. you are a brother no matter what service you are in. my father was a DI in the Airforce. I respect him more than anybody. no look at me, im in the Army. lol. hate it but its actually kinda fun. great spotlight. great family. glad to have you here! and you will always be a brother of folding.

Thanks all, I knew that when I had to stop folding for a while, I couldn't stay away forever ....now I'm back even stronger than before...


P.S. I totally forgot about that bowling thing, G..... I think I might still have the screen shot somewhere....

I was born at Vance. My dad was a T-38 instructor pilot there for a few years.

Great Spotlight, JD! It has got to be the roughest experience in the world, to lose a young child to illness. My condolences, and God willing, we will help conquer these diseases in time to safe-guard others.

Thanks. It was rough, but it was great while he was alive!!