Showing posts with label Marines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marines. Show all posts

Saturday, August 21, 2010

No More Wimpy Wimpy--and Contest

Here's my son David in Iraq at the beginning of Operation Freedom. He was crew chief over a couple of Amtracks (Amphibious Assault Vehicles.) He carried troops across the Tigris river into Bagdad.

Anyway, the Lord saw him safely through. Now I'm unashamedly touting one of his new adventures. Diesel's Seasonings. David has created his own spice line for meats. His first seasoning is for burgers, now you can't beat a good burger! For this he's tapped into a bit of his spicy cajun heritage.

David has declared a war on bland. No more wimpy meats.

Oh, he got that nickname in the Marines....absolutely NO diesel is combined in his seasoning....lol....

Diesel's Seasonings. Please check out his site.
**Tell me how you like your favorite hamburger, toppings and all, and the most delicious sounding will win a free bottle of Diesel's Seasoning for Burgers!!


"I have no greater joy than this, to hear of my children walking in the truth." 3 John 4

Just Diesel It!
(Approved by the Virginia Department of Agriculture.)

Photo:davidevans

Friday, May 15, 2009

Armed Forces Day

Heroes

"My tattered old Webster's defines hero as a 'legendary figure....endowed with great strength and ability...an illustrious warrior...a person possessing great courage.' There's another important characteristic of heroes: they place themselves at risk for the benefit of others."
Oliver North
American Heroes in the Fight against Radical Islam

On this day I want to salute all those who have served and continue to risk all for their country, fellow citizens and family. Below are pictures of my grandfather, father, father-in-law and son who all served. God bless them all.









John F. Hall, Sr.

John F. Hall, Jr.









Charles H. Evans, Jr.

David M. Evans










US Marine Base, Camp Pendleton






Crossing the Tigris River - Iraq 2003




Iraq









Iraq 2003




Welcome home David!

That's Shelly, my daughter.

My place of work at the time, Bay Tree Rehab and Nursing, welcoming David home. Many retired servicemen and women were glad to see him.




Blessings on all who serve and their families who wait.

karen