Monday, July 1, 2013

Promotion Day

Look at this handsome Marine sporting one more rocker on the chevron! I couldn't wait to share these photos from my husband's promotion ceremony this morning. Literally walked in the door, loaded them on the computer, and started publishing them to all the social media outlets.

We are so excited over his promotion from Staff Sergeant to Gunnery Sergeant because of the time it took to get here. Eight years! Ridiculous. A big deal for my husband who always had his eye on Gunny as his goal before retirement. Overachiever, I know! Just kidding. For those not in the military, Gunny in 20 years is pretty standard. But he has always been a 20 years and I'm done kind of guy. Sergeant Major or Master Guns was never the plan. Given our time remaining, this will probably be his last promotion. We are really going to celebrate this one!






Nicole

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15 comments:

  1. How wonderful! Congrats to him for his dedication and hard work.

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  2. Congratulations to your husband!!! How fantastic :)

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  3. Congratulations! Such a wonderful accomplishment.

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  4. Congrats!! My hubby is about to sew on AF staff (E-5).

    My Wholesome Home

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  5. Congrats! I got to do the same pinning a while back. So special.

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  6. Congrats!! Such a great accomplishment! Now if the military would just figure out how promotions should work! :)

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  7. Congratulations!!! You should absolutely celebrate big! I love the last picture, your son is just so excited, it's adorable!

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  8. Huge congratulations to him! That's awesome! :)

    -Janelle

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  9. Congratulations!! That is wonderful.

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  10. Congratulations! Thank you to your husband and family for serving! Stopping by from the SITS Sharefest!

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  11. Congratulations to your husband!

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  12. Congratulations to the husband on GySgt

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