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Support the Troops Friday

Another Friday and a day to show our appeciation and support for our members of the armed services. Living next to an Air Force Base, we are reminded daily of their service. Today, October 16th is a day for our entire community to be on edge. Two of our F-16 pilots from the 20th Fighter Wing were involved in a collision last night over the Atlantic. One fighter was able to land safely at Charleston Air Force Base. A search is going on for the second pilot and his plane. Please take a moment to keep this family in your prayers.

Kim Peasley-Parker, Realtor/Shareholder, AgentOwned Realty, Heritage Group, Cell 803-840-7519

Posted by Kim Peasley-Parker on 10/16/2009 01:56 PM

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Kim

The the pilot and his family are in my prayers.

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

Kim,

Such an awful circumstance. He is definitely in my prayers.

Thanks for the reminder of those who many choose to forget. I have quite a military presence throughout my family's history and have much appreciation for each and every one of our soldiers.

Best wishes,

Jessica Skinner

Kim --- thanks for the post -- I read about the collision -- terrible -- I am praying that they will find the other pilot alive.

Mama Liz

Kim, I am going back to watch the video but I did hear about this in the news........I do hope everyone is safe and include them in my prayers.

OCT

Heartbreaking! I am so thankful that those men and women are willing to makes such sacrifices. My heart is broken for the wife of this brave freedom fighter. Thank you for honoring them all.

OCT

Hey, Kim. I know that I am a little late to comment, but thank you for this beautiful post. Being a Marine Veteran is a big part of who I am and I get choked up over anything like this. Thanks and I hope that all is well on your end, Jim

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