Saying
Goodbye...
The Hardest
Part of This Ministry!
Military ministry is about
relationships; and relationships don't have to end just because someone
moves to another place. After becoming part of our "family" Yvonne and
I maintain contact with our "sons" and "daughters," when they get transferred
to new duty stations, through email, telephone calls, care packages, and
even personal visits!
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Aaron
Wagner heads for Okinawa, Japan
April, 2007
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Unloading
the trunk!
Two
seabags? And...and....??
A
trumpet too???
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Security
checkpoint passes for "mom" and "dad" Wagner
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"Mom"
and "Dad" Wagner at the gate with
"Son"
Aaron Wagner
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Norfolk
International Airport
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Jason Weber
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Eric Cochran
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Davin Bowerman
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Heather Look
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Patrick Jarrold
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When one of our sons
or daughters gets transferred out of the area we attempt to hook them up
with a good local group in the area where they are being transferred. We
maintain a network of other military ministries, servicemen's centers,
and hospitality houses around the world and make contact with the group
near their new duty station to give them a heads-up that the serviceman
or woman is coming and we also to give the name and address of the group
to the servicemember.
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Eric Trejo
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Eric Trejo, John Wagner
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Andreas Navarro
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