Goodbye For Now
Letter to the Editor:
Farewell to 164th District
To the Times:
It was a fantastic experience running for the state Legislature in the 164th District, Upper Darby Township.
Since then, I’m off on a new adventure.
I’d like to thank all those who helped and supported me during the election, and even those who didn’t.
I’ll never forget you.
My new assignment is serving our country in the U.S. Navy.
To quote, “I’ll shall return.”
I’ve been asked not to divulge the details of my assignment by my superiors.
Nevertheless, I’ve never been prouder than to serve my country, and can’t think of anything more important I’ll ever do in my life.
CASEY RONCAGLIONE
USN
Drexel Hill
Farewell to 164th District
To the Times:
It was a fantastic experience running for the state Legislature in the 164th District, Upper Darby Township.
Since then, I’m off on a new adventure.
I’d like to thank all those who helped and supported me during the election, and even those who didn’t.
I’ll never forget you.
My new assignment is serving our country in the U.S. Navy.
To quote, “I’ll shall return.”
I’ve been asked not to divulge the details of my assignment by my superiors.
Nevertheless, I’ve never been prouder than to serve my country, and can’t think of anything more important I’ll ever do in my life.
CASEY RONCAGLIONE
USN
Drexel Hill
posted by Casey Roncaglione at Friday, January 18, 2008
2 Comments:
Good luck. Based on the comments in the post below, many people are prying you come home safe and rekindle your bright poitical carrer. Me included,
Albert Simeon
I've read many stories in the Daily Times but few have left me with such a good feeling.
Here's a young man who chose his country over himself. He could have been a State Representative, an engineer or any other thing a young man could pursue. Yet he decided to serve his country. It makes me proud as an old vet that young men and women still put the USA before themselves. Be safe and thank you for your service. Casey Roncaglione and all of your kind make America great and we honor and thank you.
David Gergen
U.S. Army Ret.
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