Bloodsworth Commissioned Into Navy, Graduates From Auburn
May 12, 2014
Jessica Nichole Bloodsworth was commissioned as an ensign into the United States Navy from the Auburn Naval ROTC on May 3. She received her first salute by SCPO (AW) Lee Coleman, USN (Ret). She graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Auburn University on May 4.
Bloodsworth is a 2010 graduate of Northview High School where she was a NJROTC cadet under the leadership of SCPO Lee Coleman and Captain Charlie Code. She is the daughter of Howard and Sherrell Bloodsworth of Bratt.
Jessica will be stationed at Naval Station Mayport in Mayport, FL, on the USS Gettysburg (CG64) as a surface warfare officer.
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16 Responses to “Bloodsworth Commissioned Into Navy, Graduates From Auburn”
I could not be more proud of you. I am a relative or yours we have never had the opportunity to meet but I look forward to the day I do. I don’t know if I have ever told your mother but I enlisted in the Army and enjoyed my service to my country, not every one can do what your are doing. I am very honored to call you family. God bless you, you will be in my prayers!
I am so proud of you. I knew when you worked at Whataburger with me you were going to make something of yourself.
Congratulations Jess! We are proud of you! Seems not so long ago you were just a little girl at the skating rink Go with God and He will continue to bless and protect you.
ENS Bloodsworth, welcome to the armed forces team and, most importantly, the military family! Congratulations on completing your education and your commission! I’m sure that SCPO Coleman couldn’t be any more proud of you and I’m glad he got to be your first salute. I know how much he means to all of us!
Go forth and do great things! Keep your Sailors first and let your NCOs lead!
And, as always: Go Army, Beat Navy! lol
We know that your parents are very proud of all that you have accomplished.
Keep up the good work. We wish you the very best in your future.
Thank you everyone for your kind words and congratulations!
Congratulations Jessica, we are very proud of you and Grandma & Papa sure would be too, We wish you the best , take care and stay safe, We Love You
Congratulations to Ensign Bloodsworth. You are such a wonderful young lady and inspiration to all the young girls and boys from our great community. Keep up the great work. I’m extremely proud of you and have enjoyed watching develop into such an amazing person. God Bless and continue to make your family and everyone proud. We know you will go far.
Thank you to all who have commented with their support and encouragement for our daughter Jessica’s recent achievements. Yes, you can rest assure that dad and I are very proud of her and we certainly look forward to watching what she accomplishes in the next phase of her life.
A special THANK YOU to SCPO Lee Coleman and Captain Charlie Code for the awesome leadership you give and have given to all of our young people, for the support and the amazing friendship you have given our daughter Jessica over the past 8 years and for always having her back in life. God bless!
“WAR EAGLE” and “DEEDS-NOT WORDS”
We so proud to be your neighbor for so long. We are so very proud of you and your accomplishments.. Keep[ going girl. Make us females proud.
Jessica,
What an accomplishment, with both the degree in chemistry and the commissioning. Northview is so proud of you and to Senior Chief Coleman and Captain Code for their influence. Best of luck!
Congratulations, Ensign Bloodsworth! I bet Senior Chief Coleman is surely proud to be the recipient of your first salute and your silver dollar. It’s great that he still keeps in touch with his former NJROTC students. Once you finish Surface Warfare Officer School in a few months, the USS GETTYSBURG (CG-64) no doubt will getting one of Northview’s finest. “Deeds – Not Words” is a great ship’s motto and through your deeds be sure to take care of your sailors because they are the ones who will make you successful in your career.
Congratulations!!
Your father and my father are brothers I believe… I’ve never met you but Congratulations and best of luck to you in the future!
Congrats ms. Bloodsworth
Congrats! Super proud of you!