When we come forward to receive ashes on Ash Wednesday, we are saying that we are sorry for our sins, and that we want to use the season of Lent to correct our faults, purify our hearts, control our desires and grow in holiness so we will be prepared to celebrate Easter with great joy...
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- "GUNNER" George G.
- Chief Warrant Officer (WEPS 4) USN/USCG 1974-2004. After serving a combined 30 years in the US Navy and US Coast Guard I retired my commission honorably at the age of 47 and moved to Bullhead City Arizona which sits on the southern bend of the Colorado River in the Tri-state area where California, Nevada, and Arizona meet. Major Career Titles: Chief of Security Anti-terrorist Force Protection Officer ISC Portsmouth; Weapons School Chief TC Yorktown; Fleet Training Liaison Officer Pacific FTC San Diego; Senior Pollution Investigator Vessel Inspector MSO Long Beach; Group Long Beach Small Arms Law Enforcement Instructor; Armory Supervisor USCGC SERMAN; Senior Combat Systems Repair Technician SIMA; Armory Supervisor USS PRAIRIE; Gun Turret Supervisor USS OAKLAHOMA CITY; Crew Supervisor USS MIDWAY. Afloat tour assignments: USS MIDWAY CV41;USS OAKLAHOMA CITY CG5;USS PRAIRIE AD-15;CGC SHERMAN HEC720. Repeated overseas ports: Yokosuka;Okinawa;Chiba;Inchan;Pusan;Soul;Olongapo;Manila;Cebu; Bohal;Taipei;Keelung;HongKong;Kawloon;Pakistan;Jakarta;PatiaBeach; Sidney;Melbourne;Perth;Singapore;Matitlan;Hawaii;Alaska. TWITTER @CWO4WEPS