Letter 1
I have recently returned from a Middle East deployment and understand the plight of the snipers. I have informed my 10 year old son, Rudy, of the situation and he would like to help. He would like to know where to send items to assist the snipers and aid with their comfort. Thanks for not forgetting our brothers on the line.

Letter 2
... Thanks for the quick response. Rudy has been working hard and saving his money for an occassion like this. I know how much those little "care" packages mean. Rudy plans on doing a little shopping and plans to have a package together this weekend. I am very proud of his thoughtfulness and can only encourage him to do things like this. Hope all is well where you are at. I plan on deploying again end of 2004 - early 2005 so it helps him to be a part of the war effort. Thanks for your guys efforts in support of our Country.

Letter 3
Brian,
Rudy has gone out and spent his hard earned money. A package containing items for four US Army Snipers is on the way. He compiled a packing list along with a letter and picture for each of them. My wife actually shed tears watching him package up the items. I can't talk enough about Rudy. Not only has he endured me being away for a year but he also has a Sister (XXXXXX, Army Nurse) and Brother (XXXXX, Army MP) serving Stateside. Sorry, Rudy is very unselfish for a 10 year old and I won't take credit for it for fear of him not getting enough credit.
Anyway, Package is enroute to your Texas location with hopes of making four US Army Snipers a little more comfortable. Take care and keep up the good work.

Larry XXXX
Lieutenant, XXXX SWAT
Captain, XX, US Army