Zachary Liebig Chemo end date: June 13th 2006

Journal

Friday, October 31, 2008 12:37 pm

HELLO! I know its been a few months since I gave an update last but life is just FLOWING so great! We are busy and doing sooo much! Zachary started 3rd grade this year. Can you believe it? Madison started 1st but they ended up putting her and a handful of other 1st graders in a 2nd grade spilt class. She loves it and it seems so much more challenging! Jakub is in the 8Th grade and doing really well. He's gotten soo big. Matthew can not wait to start kindergarten this next fall. Its still hard to believe that when we first began this journal I was only 6 months pregnant and we were all awaiting his arrival! Les is also doing well and is heading into retirement this March. 20 years 9 months of service! I think he is happy but there are also a lot of things I think he will miss too. We will file for an extension so we don't have to move so soon. I cant wait to purchase our own home tho. I recently took on a job at Ross Department store and got employee of the month and then promoted to front end supervisor! I love the job and the store including the extra job duties and I get to move around a lot! The people I work with are really great too. Ive become friends with all of them. I hope all of our buddies are doing well and our families know how much we care about them and think about them daily! Lots of Prayers.

Jen, Les and kids! God Bless.

Hospital Information:

Madigan Army Medical Center
FT Lewis Army Base
FT Lewis Wa

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E-mail Author: havikax3@msn.com

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