Daniel re-enlisted in the United States Air Force for another 4 years, bright and early this morning. It has been nearly nine years so far. It was a really nice ceremony with his Group Commander, his Squadron Commander, his boss, and Daniel's office partner. The kids and I were there as well, of course. The last time he enlisted he was in a bucket truck way up in the sky, so I never heard the words they say to each other; this time I heard them, they are so solemn. What a dedication of a life, what a good life it is. I am very proud of my husband; such a wise decision to make, joining the Air Force at the tender age of 17. To think, if we wanted to, he could retire at 37 years of age. 37! So young. I have no idea what our lives will look like at that point, nor do I really need to know. We just keep taking the steps in front of us, making the wisest, best, and most adventurous decisions we can with our present, and future in mind.
So, won't you congratulate Daniel on his re-enlistment? He is an incredible Airman.
So, won't you congratulate Daniel on his re-enlistment? He is an incredible Airman.
12 Comments:
congrats daniel!
Thanks and congratulations!
Congrats Daniel. We are so thankful for your service and commitment to our country. It's because of people like you that we live in a democracy!
Michelle
That is awesom! Congrats Daniel and thank you for all you do. I cant wait to see what God does in your life.
Congratulations! That is so exciting!!
Congratulations. I wish more Americans were like you.
Congratulations! Thank you very much for your service, we greatly appreciate all of you.
Congratulations Daniel,
We are very proud of you and the good decisions you are making. We know that God is leading you and Andrea.
Be blessed,
Mom and Dad H.
Great job Daniel!!
Congratulations Daniel!!! It's a commitment worth making, and alot of us out here know just how demanding it can be and appreciate your commitment.
My 9-year Air Force son is about to leave active duty to pursue flight school. Of course, he is crossing over into the Reserve, so his military commitment continues, just on a part-time basis for a while.
Way to go Daniel! That's a HUGE decision and I know you made the right one! I really don't know what I am going to do when my time comes up. Its coming up quick too...but i just don't know. Congrats again and God Bless!
Congratulations! I waiver every day whether or not to stay in, but I always know what the right decision is... to stay. Best for me and the family.
I'm sure you can relate.
Either way, good luck, and I hope the rest of the career brings more stripes, good moves, and lots of joy for you and the family.
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