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Why We Serve Series

February 4, 2007 By You Served Editorial Staff
Posted in Why We Serve

We have received so much positive feedback in the short time since CJ did his guest blogging post on “Why We Serve” that we have decided to do a series on the topic. If you would like to add your own post in the “Why We Serve” series, contact us by sending an email to blog -at- vamortgagecenter.com or leave a comment on this post.

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Jon
February 8th, 2007 at 4:13 pm

I enlisted in 1975 to get the GI Bill. I wound up doing 20 years and retired. I served proudly (my wife used to say I grew two inches every time I put on my dress uniform). I served my time in order to make sure the country I passed on to my sons was better than what I had when I grew up. I took the oath of enlistment seriously and it was always in the back of my mind (it still is, despite being a civilian for 10 years). I am proud of my service and take great pride in letting everyone know I spent a vast majority of my life in service to my country.