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Wednesday, October 4, 2017

February 1995



Special Events in the Month of
FEBRUARY 1995
Part 1


 3 February 1995
"Titusville, Florida after midnight for shuttle launch..."
Garvin, Jennie (in blue/white shirt) and Rebekah
(white shirt)

 3 February 1995
Garvin and I in front of the Orlando
Florida Temple


 9 February 1995
Ling Li and Caleb in our home...
Ling is Caleb's 2nd Chinese Instructor

 13 February 1995
Orlando Science Center
(Theme: Bats)

 Rebekah looking at Sea Shells...

 L to R: Hyrum, Abraham,
and Angel (in the background in "pink" shirt
and denim Jumper)
Dinosaur bones and puzzles, etc.

 L to R: (Back Row): Sarah, Caleb, Hyrum on 
Caleb's shoulders, and Jennie
(Front Row): Abraham, Rebekah, and Angel

 Angel in the Dinosaur Exhibit...

 Jennie and Hyrum in the
Dinosaur Exhibit...

 Sarah among some Science projects...
Caleb and Hyrum in the background...

 Mama and Hyrum observing a case
of "living" creatures...
snakes, turtles, fish, frogs, etc.

 Hyrum and Caleb..."Live snake"

VALENTINE'S DAY BREAKFAST
at Home
14 February 1995
(Left side): Jennie...Garvin in Red shirt in back...
(Right Side): Towards back...Caleb, Joshua (middle)
and Abraham 
(Not happy about something - smile)

 16 February 1995
"Soldier of the Week"
(Joshua is the youngest in the entire ROTC
program - college level)

Hard to Read - So I will retype what it says:
Department of the Army
USARIOTCIG, SR DIV.
University of Central Florida
Orlando, Florida 32816-3377

16 February 1995
ATOA-FEL-CF
Memorandum For: Joshua Smith

SUBJECT: Letter of Appreciation

1. I take great pleasure in offering my personal congratulations ot you in being selected "Soldier of the Week."
2. The selection is made from the standpoint of military and academic grades, character, officer potential and academic leadership.
3. Again, congratulations and best wishes for continued success in the ROTC program and future service as an officer in the United States Army.

CHARLES J. KRAMER III
C/LTC AROTC
FIGHTING KNIGHTS BATTALION

CC: 1 LT. BOOKAMER 

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