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Hometown: Cahokia, IL
Name/Alias: Jimmy Case
MOS: Avionics Tech
Rank: E-3
Branch of Service: Navy
Time Served: 6 yrs
Why I joined the Military: I joined the Navy in October of 1979 to get an education in electronics since the further I looked, I liked electronics. I wanted a career for the rest of my life. I wanted to grow from a boy into a man, learn self-discipline and responsibility required of an adult.
Why I joined Handmade By Heroes: I came out of the Navy and went right into avionics that I learned in the Navy. I worked on aircraft for 35 years. I had a car accident that messed up my legs and back. I got my disability in September 2015. I was bored to death with doing nothing. I heard about Handmade By Heroes and how they help us disabled vets by working with our limits of being disabled to help us vets with life’s challenges.
Message to customers…Thank you for helping us vets out that are still trying to keep the United States safe and working. Vets are taught how to do jobs the best it can be done. Our best keeps the United States number one in the world.
My favorite sports team and why…Colorado Denver Broncos. I grew up watching the quarterback John Elway come backs and respected his way of operating his team on and off the field.
Thank you for your service to our country and thank you for my wonderful keychain. I carry it with pride. I pray the Lord blesses you.
Thank you, Jimmy for my lovely medical alert bracelet, and for my sports keychain. You did a wonderful job, and more importantly, thank you for your services in the Navy!!
Jimmy: My R.E.D. bracelet arrived today and I love it. Thanks so much. Maria Maiore
Jimmy: Thanks for completing my orders 58450 and 58687. The beautiful bracelets are going to be Christmas presents next month. I too am a veteran (Navy – 20 years) and disabled. I am glad you found a place to continue to be a valued member of society. Good luck and continued success. Bob Graham
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Rick Kasparke
March 20, 2019
Thank you for your service shipmate! I served as a Cold War Vet and was an “ICman” (Interior Communications… a ‘telephone man’) I had the same reasons for joining, and after the service I was able to find work as a civilian telephone man. I appreciate your service, and wish you Fair Winds and Following Seas!