Comments on: Prayers for Sean http://commonmom.com/family/prayers-for-sean/ Uncommon Sense Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:53:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Common Mom » Blog Archive » Wordless Wednesday - Welcome Home Sean! http://commonmom.com/family/prayers-for-sean/#comment-655 Common Mom » Blog Archive » Wordless Wednesday - Welcome Home Sean! Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:08:06 +0000 http://commonmom.com/?p=52#comment-655 [...] relief Sean’s parents must feel to have him home, but I can certainly see it on their faces. Sean came back safely from Iraq this past weekend. Welcome home Sean! And Thank You for your [...] [...] relief Sean’s parents must feel to have him home, but I can certainly see it on their faces. Sean came back safely from Iraq this past weekend. Welcome home Sean! And Thank You for your [...]

]]> By: Judy http://commonmom.com/family/prayers-for-sean/#comment-99 Judy Mon, 21 May 2007 21:50:47 +0000 http://commonmom.com/?p=52#comment-99 Jodie, Thanks so much for posting our photo and asking for others to keep Sean - and all our service men and women - in their prayers. We spoke to Sean yesterday (May 20th) and he is doing well. I really enjoyed all your family photos! Jason and Keira are adorable! What a lovely family you have :) Take care! -- Judy Jodie,
Thanks so much for posting our photo and asking for others to keep Sean - and all our service men and women - in their prayers. We spoke to Sean yesterday (May 20th) and he is doing well.

I really enjoyed all your family photos! Jason and Keira are adorable! What a lovely family you have :) Take care! — Judy

]]> By: Gail http://commonmom.com/family/prayers-for-sean/#comment-95 Gail Fri, 18 May 2007 16:27:24 +0000 http://commonmom.com/?p=52#comment-95 Thanks for a great posting. Growing up in a military family, I took for granted the fact that my father was gone for long periods of time and that my mom was "in charge" during those absences. It seemed normal to me, and since it wasn't during wartime, no big deal. We live in a different world today and the news that a friend or family member is heading off to "the desert" just fills me with dread. You know they put their life at risk to protect their country, but why oh why do they have to go. I do pray that Sean comes home again to his mom and loved ones. Thanks for a great posting. Growing up in a military family, I took for granted the fact that my father was gone for long periods of time and that my mom was “in charge” during those absences. It seemed normal to me, and since it wasn’t during wartime, no big deal. We live in a different world today and the news that a friend or family member is heading off to “the desert” just fills me with dread. You know they put their life at risk to protect their country, but why oh why do they have to go. I do pray that Sean comes home again to his mom and loved ones.

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