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FORT WORTH -- When Spc. Robert Bonds came home from Iraq on leave last autumn, his 1-year-old son cried when he was put in his daddy's arms.
"It hurt," said his wife, Kim. "It made me cry."
But Tre, close to 2 now, climbed into his daddy's arms Tuesday morning and then refused to leave. A better homecoming gift could not have been bought.
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"We brought everyone home -- eyes, ears, toes, fingers, eardrums, all of them," said Lt. Col. Greg Barrow, the battalion commander. "We were very fortunate."
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"It hurt," said his wife, Kim. "It made me cry."
But Tre, close to 2 now, climbed into his daddy's arms Tuesday morning and then refused to leave. A better homecoming gift could not have been bought.
snip
"We brought everyone home -- eyes, ears, toes, fingers, eardrums, all of them," said Lt. Col. Greg Barrow, the battalion commander. "We were very fortunate."
Excerpt
http://www.star-telegram.com/229/story/641450.html