What are you thankful for? We asked the people of USU and this is what they said:
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“I’m most thankful for the health, safety and happiness of my family,” said U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Marco Jose Dela Cruz, USU 2nd year medical student. (Image credit: Joseph Pagan) |
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“I’m thankful for all of my families – my actual family, my Navy family and my USU family,” said U.S. Navy 2nd Lt. Carolyn Gibbons, USU 1st year medical student. (Image credit: Joseph Pagan) |
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“I’m most thankful for spending time with my family, and of course, the days off from work,” said U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Ursula Jones, USU client systems technician. (Image credit: Joseph Pagan) |
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“My cooking is the best, especially my mac and cheese. It has five cheeses, bacon and green onions. It’s going to be great,” said Darrius Hawkins, USU Midtown Café barista. (Image credit: Joseph Pagan) |
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“I love to eat duck. It’s much juicer than chicken,” said U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Lynsay Pallas, USU brigade operations. (Image credit: Joseph Pagan) |
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“I’m ready to be home for Thanksgiving for the first time in four years. It’s been a long time since I’ve eaten my mom’s mac and cheese,” said U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Erich Schnarr, USU information systems technician. (Image credit: Joseph Pagan) |
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“I’m excited to watch the [Washington] Redskins game versus
the [New York] Giants at the stadium,” said U.S. Air Force Capt. Angela
Phillips, USU Graduate School of Nursing student, left.
“I’m thankful to be able to see my family and eat broccoli and cheese casserole,” said U.S. Air Force Capt. Elizabeth Belleau, USU Clinical Psychology doctoral student. (Image credit: Joseph Pagan)
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“I’m thankful for being able to spend time with my children and dog,” said Kristina Drew, USU Clinic medical assistant, left.
“I’m
thankful for my friends and family, and eating my sister’s apple pie,” said U.S.
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Marcelino Mendez, USU Clinic hospital corpsman. (Image
credit: Joseph Pagan) |