Elizabeth told us about the photo…
This is a picture taken at our wedding, September 9th, 2005 (during my R&R from my first deployment).

Here’s what Elizabeth had to say about Kurtis…
Kurt is a wonderful husband and a fantastic father who has served his country and is now supporting our family while I serve.

Nelson told us about the photo…
It is a family photo with me, my wife, and my 3 children. The photo has been in my wallet so you may see a few faded colors on the photo, but you can still make out everything.

Here’s what Nelson had to say about Culinda…
My wife is a lovely woman that has been a queen to me. She is currently in school for nursing and still taking care of home while I’m gone. She remains loyal and very loving as well as caring to me and our kids.

Deborah told us about the photo…
This is a picture taken of myself and my husband at out favorite wine vineyard. It was just before my deployment to Iraq.

Here’s what Deborah had to say about Matthew…
My husband is has always been there for me, he has been my courage, my strength and my hope. He has helped me raise my children and get through tough times. I truly am a lucky woman to have him, he is a retired Airborne Ranger and he has supported me throughout my military career and for that I love him always and forever.

Angel told us about the photo…
Leaving my baby after some well needed R&R from Iraq.

Here’s what Angel had to say about Melissa…
Most Caring, Loving, Understanding Lady I have ever Met!

Eric told us about the photo…
This photo was taken shortly after I deployed to Afghanistan. My wife wanted to send me a picture of what was waiting for me when I got home.

Here’s what Eric had to say about Kathleen…
My wife is amazing! She definitely has the hardest job between the two of us while I am deployed. She is taking care of our two 4 year-old and 2 year-old daughters and our 4 month-old son. Not to mention our crazy dog, Casey! She is the world’s greatest wife and mother…and I am very lucky to have her!

James told us about the photo…
This picture was taken at Chinaman’s Hat Oahu,Hawaii during our tour of duty.

Here’s what James had to say about Monaliza…
My wife and I have been married since 1992. She has been a devoted loving wife, my best friend and mother to our three boys. My military success is due to my wife, she is my strength,my heart and my backbone. I’m the luckiest man alive to have such a caring wife.

Angel told us about the photo…
This is a picture of my wife and me. We were at our the wedding of a friend’s daughter.

Here’s what Angel had to say about Antonina…
I knew her for ten years before we got married. She was my best friend and still is. She is a great mother to our two sons and I hate that I will be gone for our six year wedding anniversary.

David told us about the photo…
It was about day two of being in Mosul, Iraq. I had just talked to my wife on the phone and we were talking about her wanting a picture of me here. One of my Soldiers took it with the intent of me using it as a 8×10 for my wife once I got home.

Here’s what David had to say about Donna…
My wife works for a moving company in El Paso. She usually works about 50 hours a week and also runs the entire house. She is constantly talking one or both of our teenage children to some sort of wrestling program that is ran by our local child youth Center.

Thomas told us about the photo…
This photo was taken on our wedding day during the garter removal!

Here’s what Thomas had to say about Katie…
Everything I ever wanted or needed!

Dallas told us about the photo…
Picture of my family taken during spring break 2009. Picture was taken at the Wild Animal Park in San Diego,CA.

Here’s what Dallas had to say about Stacey…
We have been married for almost 16 years and she has spent more time raising our kids by herself than anywoman should. She has been the mother and father of our children to many times to count. I don’t know what I would do without her. She is the reason that I can deploy and not worry about my children. I know she will take care of anything that happens while I am gone.