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  • #16
    Glad your families are ok...a relative term, I guess, given the trauma they experienced. Just sent off a donation to the Red Cross for relief efforts...have to do something!

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    • #17
      I am so happy that your loved ones are okay. It has been a terrible time for all of you, but you can now rest easier, knowing they are safe. We have friends whose daughter teaches English in Tokyo, and they too have heard that she is safe. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Japan.

      Dori

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      • #18
        The families on the naval base are being told to evacuate. My sister is packing up now and heading back to the US as soon as possible.
        "A man that doesn't spend time with his family, can never be a real man" The Godfather

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        • #19
          I will pray for the safety of Craig's sister as well as Johns family....
          Pat
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          • #20
            Originally posted by Chap7
            The families on the naval base are being told to evacuate. My sister is packing up now and heading back to the US as soon as possible.
            Are they able to get out of the country in a timely manner?

            John, what about your family?
            Jacki

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            • #21
              Originally posted by jackio
              Are they able to get out of the country in a timely manner?

              John, what about your family?
              I haven't heard anything more. I expect that they are very preoccupied with my son's elderly parents in-law.
              John

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              • #22
                Our son just called us a few minutes ago. They are fine and the in-laws are OK. They weren't able to reach the in-laws because the infrastructure is all destroyed. The in-laws live in the area that was hardest hit. The in-law's house is on a ridge so was not damaged by the tsunami but all the homes around them were completely destroyed. They have several relatives that are missing and presumed dead as everything was washed away. There is no electricity in that area and it is very cold. They do have food in the house.

                The big worry now is the potential problem with radiation from the damaged nuclear power plants. My son is planning on sending our grandkids over to stay with us.
                John

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by JWC View Post
                  Our son just called us a few minutes ago. They are fine and the in-laws are OK. They weren't able to reach the in-laws because the infrastructure is all destroyed. The in-laws live in the area that was hardest hit. The in-law's house is on a ridge so was not damaged by the tsunami but all the homes around them were completely destroyed. They have several relatives that are missing and presumed dead as everything was washed away. There is no electricity in that area and it is very cold. They do have food in the house.

                  The big worry now is the potential problem with radiation from the damaged nuclear power plants. My son is planning on sending our grandkids over to stay with us.
                  So awful. Glad that your grandchildren can come stay with you until the situation is better contained or quantified.

                  Craig, I hope your sister gets out soon too. Will the military may help?

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by JWC View Post
                    Our son just called us a few minutes ago. They are fine and the in-laws are OK. They weren't able to reach the in-laws because the infrastructure is all destroyed. The in-laws live in the area that was hardest hit. The in-law's house is on a ridge so was not damaged by the tsunami but all the homes around them were completely destroyed. They have several relatives that are missing and presumed dead as everything was washed away. There is no electricity in that area and it is very cold. They do have food in the house.

                    The big worry now is the potential problem with radiation from the damaged nuclear power plants. My son is planning on sending our grandkids over to stay with us.
                    Originally posted by Chap7
                    The families on the naval base are being told to evacuate. My sister is packing up now and heading back to the US as soon as possible.
                    How terrible. I can only imagine how worried you must be. My thoughts are with you for the safe return of all your family members.

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                    • #25
                      Neices and nephew are flying to New York on Saturday and my sister will be arriving sometime next week.
                      "A man that doesn't spend time with his family, can never be a real man" The Godfather

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                      • #26
                        Our 2 grandsons, 15 and 16 are arriving in Los Angeles from Japan this weekend where we will pick them up. They are always excited to come to our home.
                        John

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                        • #27
                          John, glad to hear that your grandsons will soon be with you. My neices and nephew landed safely at JFK a few hours ago.

                          Someone from airport security met them as they got off the plane, helped them through customs, got their baggage with them and brought them right to where my parents were waiting. They are now getting settled in after a very long flight.
                          "A man that doesn't spend time with his family, can never be a real man" The Godfather

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                          • #28
                            What a devastating tragedy. Glad to hear your families are okay. This whole situation in Japan is on my mind relentlessly. I cannot begin to imagine what it is like there nor how they will cope. Where do you even start...

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by MargeS View Post
                              What a devastating tragedy. Glad to hear your families are okay. This whole situation in Japan is on my mind relentlessly. I cannot begin to imagine what it is like there nor how they will cope. Where do you even start...
                              I can't even imagine what our daughter in-law and her parents are going through. One day all is well and in a few minutes, poof, all of her family is gone except for her mother and father.
                              John

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Chap7 View Post
                                John, glad to hear that your grandsons will soon be with you. My neices and nephew landed safely at JFK a few hours ago.

                                Someone from airport security met them as they got off the plane, helped them through customs, got their baggage with them and brought them right to where my parents were waiting. They are now getting settled in after a very long flight.
                                Thank you very much. I am glad to hear that your nephew and nieces have arrived safely.
                                John

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