This nice officer gave Daddyman his medals, coins and other assorted farewell goodies. I forgot to take pictures of everyone else but there were some really great people there.
One of his co-workers giving him the ole' caulk. This is a replica of the caulks that go under the jet wheels. Tradition dictates that when they are "read into" the maintenance squadron, the new person has to wrestle the caulk from the other; and the same happens when they are "read out". This guy was too nice and just gave Daddyman the caulk. lol
Well we didn't realize we had to go back to the base so there could be a flag near him when he was read out by the officer. It was quick and painless though. It took the wind out of our sails for a bit to hear the words read. The really exciting part was I got a few certificates myself, all pretty in the official AF folders and everything. Daddyman said he requested they give me those. They made me stand up front while they read them to everyone in the room; that part was embarrassing. Basically they thanked me for supporting Daddyman in his career. That was pretty awesome of him to so publicly recognize our families sacrifice.
Goodbye Air Force!
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