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"My dad is my angel, he is over there fighting for me and my family"
The nomination for this week's Toa O Samoa comes from an impressive and loving young lady attending Solomon Elementary School in Wahiawa, Hawaii. Jarodene Maleta Lelei Iaulualo is only nine years old but carries herself as a very mature and refined young lady. (click for details)

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Young Samoans have few choices but to serve despite risks in Iraq
LEONE, American Samoa - In a sleepy village on the western shores of this remote and beautiful island, the Junior ROTC instructor asks his young cadets to step forward if they have decided what to do after graduating from high school in the spring.
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 Stars and Stripes features NCO credited with saving soldier's life

One of our soldiers stationed in Italy has been called a hero for his efforts and quick thinking to save the life of another soldier. Job well done to SSG Ringo Wilson of Pago Pago, AS.

We received this news from both Mitzie Folau and Vale Teo Lewis. Vale said "I'm proud to say that he is a good friend and one of my classmates from Samoana High School, Class of 86. Alofas from all of us here and abroad...Job Well Done SSG Wilson."

Mitzie said, "Here is a news story about a Samoan doing something positive and uplifting. SSG Wilson is the son of Johnny (deceased) and Maile Wilson of Pago Pago.  His siblings are Sauleli'a Sualevai, Lani Tuaone, June Wright, Karen Grey, Emmalee and Emmalyn Wilson."

Thanks to both of you for the heads up on this. To read the full story in Stars and Stripes click here.

 

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