Tiffany, we are so very proud of you for the sacricfices and for the changes you have made in your life in order to serve your country and exercise your rights as an american. I know you will be a better person for the journey you have taken, and will use it to benefit your life. We appreciate the depth of your commitment to honor, justice, freedom & the american dream that you & all the troops make in our name for our quality of life. Thank you for making the world a better safer place. We bow in respect to your dedication & courage. You are truley an outstanding soldier, daughter, grandaughter, sister, friend & girlfriend, and we love you and look forward to your homecoming to the land of the free and the home of the brave.
May God bless you & bring you home unharmed.
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"When we were driving up here & starving people were standing on the streets begging us for food & water & then we see saddams huge beautiful palaces, I figured out why I am here. I feel good about my place here now."
Tiffany Buniger
America ...The Free
"I'm so tired of hearing about Ashton & Demi, every magazine I get has them on the cover. Maybe they should talk about something important like that there is still 200,000 soldiers over here & some are dying every day for no reason. Maybe they shuld put that on the cover of their magazines"
Tiffany Buniger
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Private Buniger
Tiffany completed her basic training at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina, in May of 2002
Tiffany then completed her AIT training in July 2002 from Ft. Lee, Virginina, returned home, then was ordered to active duty in February of 2003
Tiffany then reported to Ft. Carson, Colorado and hung out there until getting deployed to the mideast in May of 2003.
Happy to report Tiffany has safely returned home from Iraq in April 2004.
Our prayers and thougths go out to those still there.
E-mail support letters for her to see
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR TROOPS!!
WE PRAY FOR A SPEEDY SAFE RETURN.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of fallen comrad Sgt. Mark Lawton of the 244th Engineer Battalion, whom was killed in the line of duty while serving his country in Iraq.
We will miss your leadership and dedication to your comrads and your country. May God bless your family and friends.
