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Local Church Member Continues To Serve In Iraq
March 23, 2009
A member of a local church that is serving in Iraq is expected to return home in the next two months.
US Air Force Sgt. John Weaver is currently serving in Iraq. Sgt. Weaver is originally from Jay and currently lives in Pensacola with his wife Lisa and three girls, Krista, Randi, and Starla.
He and his family are very active and faithful members of Ray’s Chapel, and the family makes the drive several times a week to the church. Over the past several months, the church has continued to support Sgt. Weaver in prayer and with care packages from home.
Pictured top: Ray’s Chapel Baptist Church member Sgt. John Weaver poses in a chair in a former Saddam Hussein palace in Iraq. Pictured middle: Weaver is big Alabama Crimson Tide fan. Pictured below: Weaver (middle) poses with his troop. Submitted photos from Iraq for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Local Church Member Continues To Serve In Iraq”
Hi again John,
This time I found the right website but liked the other one also. What great pictures. We’re proud of you and your lovely family (military family too – great guys) We love you John-Boy. God Bless & keep you safe.
Uncle David & Aunt Carole in Texas
We love you, John. Stay safe.
I want to give thanks to my family and friends, my church family, and all who have supported me and the men and women of the armed forces. Now more than ever, prayer is needed not only for the safety of our armed forces, but more importantly their salvation. I love you and miss you very much. I hope to see you in about 4-5 weeks. Your brother in christ, John Weaver, TSgt, USAF
John- We are so very proud of you for serving our country and your dedication to your church and Lord. You are like family. We love you very much. Take good care of yourself, hurry home. -Jack & Linda Carden
Christian, father, patriot, and he’s a Bama fan. What a man!
Stay Safe! God Bless You.
John – Thanks to you and your men for your service. We look forward to your safe return and pray that God will be with you on your mission this week.
Your friend; Steve Leonard
ROLL TIDE !!!!!!!!!!!! be safe.