Navy Daughters and their Dads

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Comment by NavyDads Admin (Paul) on December 9, 2013 at 8:24am

Agree with that Bob!!  It is an amazing ride...ups and downs for sure Anthony but it will make your daughter a stronger person for sure!

Comment by Bob Dixon on December 9, 2013 at 8:20am

Welcome aboard Anthony.  It will be a great experience!  

 

Comment by Anthony Gomez on December 8, 2013 at 12:59am

Hello All. I'm new to this site. My daughter Tori just left for boot camp this past Monday, 12-2-13. I just received her box yesterday. Now waiting for the form letter.

Comment by Bob Dixon on November 26, 2013 at 2:47pm

Thanks Jay!

Comment by Jay O. Butler on November 26, 2013 at 1:43pm

Bob, what a wonderful month your daughter has had. Congratulations on her being selected for advancement to E-5. I can understand your being a proud poppa, every reason to be. BRAVO ZULU to your daughter for saving a shipmate from serious injury!!!

Comment by Bob Dixon on November 26, 2013 at 12:23pm

Great news Jay!  My daughter's had an awesome November too.  She's on deployment with squadron VAW-126 (The Fighting Seahawks) aboard the Harry S Truman.  Early in the month, she was named Seahawk of the Month. Later in the month, she was awarded the Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medal by Admiral Sweeney for preventing a shipmate from receiving a severe injury on the flight deck.  Today, she made the list to move up to E5.  I'm a very proud poppa... just like the rest of you guys are for your daughters.

Comment by Jay O. Butler on November 26, 2013 at 12:00pm

My daughter Amber just made the list for promotion to E4

Comment by Eric Mount on November 11, 2013 at 12:53pm

71 days until she heads to boot camp!!!!!

Comment by Thomas Mazzaccaro on September 24, 2013 at 9:59am

I can't agree with Bob more.  This is only the beginning.  My daughter has been in P'cola for schooling for almost a year and a half.  She is finishing up school soon and is awaiting orders.  That has her anxious enough but one by one her friends and classmates that she has been with for a most of her time in the Navy are graduating and moving on for deployment.  That has her feeling sad.  Last night she called me because she needed to talk.  She said she feels OLD.  I could barely contain my laughter since she is only 20 years old.  She is both excited and nervous about being deployed because of all of the responsibility they are given, and at the same time she can't wait to see the world from a Navy ship.  Sometimes I am in awe of her and all she has accomplished so far in the Navy and at the same time I am envious of all the opportunities she has in front of her.  Imagine that...feeling old at 20. LOL

Comment by Bob Dixon on September 24, 2013 at 9:44am

Congrats to your daughter Jason!  (And to you!)  Seems like a very short time ago that we made our way to Great Lakes for our daughter's PIR.  It's been 4 years (and 2 Persian Gulf deployments) since that day but it is still a great memory for us.  The amazing thing is that although she's grown up a lot in the last few weeks, she's just getting started. Good for her!! 

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