Shaffer
01-23-03, 07:36 AM
The call from Marines and sailors aboard the USS Harry S. Truman is clear -- they want Rice Krispies Treats.
They're in luck, because more than 400 of the marshmallow treats are on their way, thanks to a group effort led by the servicemen's wives.
Lin Alkabbany, whose husband, Sgt. Emad Alkabbany, is stationed aboard the Truman with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, was swamped with requests from him and his friends for the sticky-sweet treats.
"It all started with an e-mail from my husband's friend asking for Rice Krispies Treats," Alkabbany said.
http://www.beaufortgazette.com/local_news/story/2125366p-2022211c.html
They're in luck, because more than 400 of the marshmallow treats are on their way, thanks to a group effort led by the servicemen's wives.
Lin Alkabbany, whose husband, Sgt. Emad Alkabbany, is stationed aboard the Truman with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, was swamped with requests from him and his friends for the sticky-sweet treats.
"It all started with an e-mail from my husband's friend asking for Rice Krispies Treats," Alkabbany said.
http://www.beaufortgazette.com/local_news/story/2125366p-2022211c.html