FW: I'm a Marine

We all have a responsibility to support our troops. Fulfill yours now.

USO Supporter -- Every day, I'm amazed by the stories of the troops that serve our nation -- especially someone like MSgt. William "Spanky" Gibson. This New Year's Eve, troops will be recovering in hospitals around the world, and the USO will be there with them, to cheer and support them in their recovery. By my watch, we're down to 72 hours, and we still have $515,983 to raise by midnight on New Year's Eve. Make your tax-deductible donation now. Click here to make a tax-deductible donation right away, before midnight Tuesday, to support the brave men and women serving on our behalf. Spanky went back to Iraq after losing his leg. That takes a long, arduous recovery, and he's asking for your help because he knows how critical our mission is. We've got a duty to do all we can for our troops. With the year ending, I hope you'll take this moment to fulfill yours now. Thank you, Chris Miles Manager of Online Development, USO Donate to Support Our Troops Today From: Master Sgt. William Gibson Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2013 Subject: I'm a Marine USO Supporter -- With just 4 days left to get in your tax-deductible donation, I have to ask you one last time to support my fellow troops. You see, I'm a Marine and we don't give up until the job is done. As a Master Sergeant in Iraq, I lost my leg in combat -- but I wasn't about to let that stop me. With the help of folks like you, I got back in fighting shape and rejoined my unit. I'm only telling you this because there are thousands like me -- buddies of mine and other troops who were wounded, ill and injured in Iraq and Afghanistan. I've spent my time since leaving the military mentoring as many as I can. It's hard to describe the bond we share. So I'm asking you: please help us help these men and women today. Click here to make a tax-deductible donation to support our troops before midnight on Tuesday. I can't stress this enough -- your generosity changes the lives of our troops. Thank you for being there for me and for all those who wear the uniform -- every day. I can't tell you how much it means. Master Sgt. William "Spanky" Gibson, USMC (retired) Donate to Support Our Troops Today

 

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