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Support Fannin County and Copper Basin Troops - North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains

The local newspaper: The News Observer printed a list of names of men and women from Fannin County and the Copper Basin area now serving in the armed forces. Please see their publication dated Tuesday, January 15, 2008, page A5 or contact the paper at 706-633-2019, email: news@thenewsobserver.com for more information.

You can also help support our troops by sending donations to:

Packages for Soldiers

FCHS

360 Rebel Circle

Blue Ridge, Georgia 30513

or call 706-632-2081 and speak with Pam Patterson - Bruce

Donna Yates, Realtor
Mountain Investments of North Georgia
www.move2northgeorgia.net
706-633-0644 cell
donna@ellijay.com

Posted by Donna Yates, Georgia Realtor Georgia Real Estate,Blue Ridge Mountains on 01/18/2008 07:01 PM

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Originally posted at: North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains Real Estate Blog, Donna Yates, Realtor: Support Fannin County and Copper Basin Troops - North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains

4 Comments on Support Fannin County and Copper Basin Troops - North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains

JAN

2008

Donna - Bless you for doing this. We have no idea what those young men and women are enduring over there. They truly appreciate the help.

Thank you Tom. I wonder if I should have posted each soldier's name but they are listed in the paper. I appreciate your comment and you are so right, I am certain we really don't know the full impact of what our men and women are dealing with. God Speed.

FEB

2008

I hope your post will make people aware of our troops. Thanks to you and our local paper for thinking of our men and women and we also need to remember their loved ones back home. I can not imagine how they must feel not knowing how their family member is doing. Our Sunday School members signed and sent Christmas cards to all of the men and women whose names were in the newspaper.

Patty Ledford-EXIT Realty

www.LedfordProperties.com

FEB

2008

Patty: I thought The News Observer did a great job of listing the names of the troops from our area. How wonderful that you all sent cards. We will never know just how much that touched them and made them feel that those of us in the homeland care about them. May God keep our troops safe and strong and they can all come home very soon.

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