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To: Herodotus
I know that the Special Forces have both survivor trust funds and college education trust funds (for dependents). Is there something for the Marines as well?

The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation (www.marine-scholars.org) has served that purpose quite admirably since 1962. The children of a number of my fallen friends had their tuition paid by the fund, so I can attest to its mission and its success. It is a well-managed charity.

A newer foundation is the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation (www.mc-lef.org), which was expanded to include law enforcement after 9/11. It has an outstanding board of directors, some of whom I know personally or have served with, and all of whom I greatly respect. The foundation has no employees; virtually all expenses are absorbed by its officers and volunteers, so all gifts will reach their intended recipients.

21 posted on 04/08/2003 10:41:46 PM PDT by Always A Marine
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To: Chi-Town Steve
*ping* & a bump.
22 posted on 04/08/2003 11:11:48 PM PDT by Anomaly in Illinois ((never forget !))
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To: Always A Marine
Let's start a thread then with the names of the fallen and the information on the foundations by which FReeps can support their children.

Anyone have information on army-related foundations for some of the other fallen Army soldier?


*bump*
25 posted on 04/09/2003 5:43:40 AM PDT by Herodotus
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