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A MILE HIGH.
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spouse Support Group Hello friends and family of DENVER, My name is Keily Anderson. I am the Support Group President. My husband is EW 1 Anderson and has been in the Navy for 1 1 years. I have been a Navy wife for 8 of those years and although moving around so often and leaving good friends behind is hard, I have completely enjoyed it. We have 2 little boys. Montel, age 7, who is in 2nd grade, and Marcel, age 4, who is just starting pre-school. We were first stationed in San Diego 1 992- 1 995, onboard USS Gary. Then we moved to Everett, Washington and were stationed onboard the USS Ingraham for one year. We then moved to Pensacola, Florida for 3 1 2 years of shore duty, and now here we are back in beautiful San Diego, where we hope to stay for the remainder of my husband ' s Navy career. This last West Pac was our 4th deployment and I want you all to know I thoroughly enjoyed being your support group leader. I have been asked so many times throughout the year that I have been the support group leader: why did I take the position? My answer would have to be that I know how important it is to have a support system when dealing with deployment. Being away from friends, family, and anything familiar, and then having your husband taken away for 6 months is one of the hardest things we will ever experience as a navy wife. Yet at the same time the amazing pride we feel somehow makes it bearable each time that dreaded deployment time rolls around. For those of you who took part in our support group THANK YOU for all the support you showed the ship at different times throughout the deployment. After all, the reason we are called a support group isn ' t just for ourselves and each other, but to show support to all the men and women serving on DENVER, and to assure them that back at home we are supporting them and recognize the risks and sacrifice they make daily. I would also like to say a huge THANK YOU to Master Chief Paquian for all his help during the deployment. He was my point of contact and was always there to answer any question, or help out with any situation back at home whenever called upon. Thanks also to support group officers Barbi Jackson, Christy Powell, and Tuesday Alaniz for their work throughout the deployment. I look forward to meeting new wives, family members, and significant others of the DENVER family in the future. Take Care. Sincerely, Keily Anderson USS Denver Support Group President
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