MELISSA JARBOE
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Melissa Jarboe

Founder & CEO Military Veteran Project | Activist | Author SACRIFICED | Mother | Lover of life |

Indianapolis Speedway

5/11/2012

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Going back to the Indianapolis Speedway was one of the hardest trips I have made, it was like walking into a dream.  As I walked up to the very place Jamie dropped my soon to be engagement ring, surrounded by people who were now apart of another memory for me and that was overcoming the battle of becoming a widow.. 

I knew if I stopped to focus on the reality of my life, I would be stopped dead in my tracks, I had to keep moving forward and face the reality to over come the upcoming battles to triumph to live not only for myself and my children but to carry on living for Jamie since he was denied that privilege..

Special thank you to Jeff Wells &W4OH who helped me move forward and actually predicted my future of operating a non profit.. guess you could say he told me so! :)



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    My name is Melissa Jarboe, military spouse, wounded warrior wife and war widow. Today and everyday moving forward, I will honor the sacrifice of our men and women who selflessly serve our nation.

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