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LCpl Evelyn P. Lopez
- U. S. Marines -
Afghanistan
LCpl Evelyn P. Lopez
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(This address has been requested 0 times.) (NOTE **)
APO/FPO: FPO AP (Note 1*)
Added here: 04 April 2012
End date: 31 Aug 2012 (Note 3*)
Contact for approx number of Males: 0, Females: 3 (Note 5*)
Unit is from: California (Note 6*)

03 Sep 2012:

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Good Evening,
i would like to thank all of you that have helped me throughout my deployment we have a couple more months out here. they closed down our old postal address so i apologize if you received a package back, we were able to get ahold of our new address
hopefully this next month flies by so we can all go home soon! right now i am currently doing martial arts training and it takes quite a toll on my energy if you know any good things to snackthat would be good before a rigourous workout everyday itd be great. also if i could ask for a blue candle for a cupcake or something :) my birthday is coming up mid september and i think itd be sweet if i could still blow out a candle this year but they dont have any here and blue is my favorite color :) or green! that would be awesome. and some chocolate frosting or rainbow..or anything :D i really want to say thank you sooo much to all of you. all of you are very greatly appreciated to each and every one of us and please never forget that.

22 Jul 2012
Hello All!

I really appreciate all that you have done for my friends and i here. all the snacks and hygeine products have been very helpful. as we hit the hottest part of our deployment, ranging from low 100s to 140, with dust storms,sometimes it gets tiring and we pass on going to the 'cafeteria' because of all the dust. when days like that comes the snacks come very much in handy. healthy snacks, dried fruits, and our favorite, cookies like chips ahoy and oreos :] most of us are still kids at heart so we love everything :) if you can also send some shampoo for females and men bodywash (always works better than females for some reason) if i could also ask for one more thing, my best friend Danielle Driver hasnt received too many things out here but i always open my box with her and let her take what she pleases, im sure it would put a big smile on her face getting a package of her own. (she loves the smell of old spice origional since it reminds her of her husband which im sure she misses alot.)

Thank you so much for everything,
and all the letters from the little ones are great i have a little brother at home as well so i love hearing from the kids and i always write back to them :)

-Cpl Lopez Evelyn

28 May 2012
hello,

i would like to thank you for the packages you provide us. we really appreciate it! we are doing good, it is really getting hot now it gets up to 106 degrees now. some hair care products and facial cleansers would be nice to have. also the dried fruits such as aprictos were amazing, they really hit the spot for a midnight snack. anything else you would like to send we will greatly appreciate. your packages and letters always put a smile to our faces. thank you so much :)

04 Apr 2012
Hello,
I am Lcpl Lopez, female marine from los angeles. we are from California. Conditions here are ok, the bx here is limited on some foods/snacks. Sometimes there isn't time for us to go to the chow hall because of work. We stay in pebs it's a room for 6-12 people. Currently we fit XXXX females. There is no microwaves or utilities to cook so snacks come in handy alot. It's getting pretty hot out here so we have to shower constantly and keep our hygiene tip top shape so we aren't getting sick and sent back home. we have plenty of water around the pebs and base. We greatly appreciate your help for everything you do. Thank you very much.

R/S LCpl Lopez

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( Note 6.): This is simply where the unit this contact is from. This is NOT a true picture of the folks in the unit as most all units are made up of folks from all over the United States.) A "Composite Unit" is one made up of other units and is usually temporary for a particular mission.

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