LifeQs
Ekundayo Falade
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Ekundayo Falade
The sacrifice my parents made for my brothers and I. Putting their life on hold and moved to the states with us so we can have a better life
Rachel Moorhouse
I would like Dayo to know that I value the friendship we have had over these past years. He should know that I am extremely proud of him and the life he has built since I have met him. Dayo is not one to give up when struggles come his way and he always seems to make the best out of bad situations. For a majority of our friendship he has lived far away due to being in the military. Even though he was far away I always knew that if I needed to talk or just have someone listen he was a Skype or phone call away. He should know that I feel blessed to have him in my life.
Ekundayo Falade
Parents
Steve and Carol Titus
Staff Sgt Griffin (Direct NCO in Afghanistan)
Steve and Carol Titus
Staff Sgt Griffin (Direct NCO in Afghanistan)
Ekundayo Falade
Wounded warrior project, Team red white and blue, and Brooklyn park Mn veterans center
Ekundayo Falade
Boot Camp was a bit easy for me because i grew up in a boarding school in Nigeria that was run like a boot camp so i was use to some of the rules.
Ekundayo Falade
I thought the training was less difficult than the marine which i originally wanted to be part of but my parents didn't like that.
Ekundayo Falade
Yes. Friends that i served with are still very close friends of mine and i try to keep in touch either on social media or by phone