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Saint Elmo's Fire

Saint Elmo has, from time immemorial, been invoked by sailors on the Mediterranean in time of storms, and the electrical appearances known as Saint Elmo's Fire are held to be signs of his beneficent interference. Therefore, Saint Elmo is fondly considered the Patron Saint of Sailors.
(Lest we forget...those in peril on the sea!)

CPO Pride

Today's Navy: "Anytime, anywhere, because we're already there!"

Ahoy, Matey!

Chief Yeoman Margaret "Peggy" Cook

Retirement Ceremony - 16 October 2004
Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center
Grand Rapids, Michigan

(31 January 1983 - 1 November 2004)

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"Thank You," NMCRC Grand Rapids, for this delightful memory.

New Hyde Park, New York

AMVETS Post 110, Cadillac, Michigan

"I can't stands it 'cause I can't stands it no more!"

(Even Popeye had his share of "fine" Navy days, so hang in there, Shipmate!)

Operation Just Cause - Adopt a POW-MIA today!

PFC Robert Curtis Borton, Jr., USMC, 1st Platoon, Company K,
3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Division,
has been Missing in Action in Vietnam since August 28, 1966.
PFC Borton is from Benton Harbor, Michigan.

Remember our POWs and MIAs!

IN MEMORY OF KEN GEORGE
October 6, 1949 - July 25, 1997

IN MEMORY OF ROLAND COOK
September 15, 1945 - November 15, 2006

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I swear I look like this! Nanny is a member of ... The hardest job you could find in the 50s!

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