While waiting an hour and a half for an inspector from Colorado to arrive, I just got silly. And at a Memorial Chapel for the Marines no less. The plaques have not even been installed and the dedication will be October 15th 2009. All the red bricks have a name engraved with date of death and the unit number. The project will be another feather in my cap but these jobs all run together after 20 years in the 'biz'. The retired 4-star General was happy with the job. This Chapel was built within walking distance of the Marine Museum at Quantico, Virginia.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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While waiting an hour and a half for an inspector from Colorado to arrive, I just got silly. And at a Memorial Chapel for the Marines no less. The plaques have not even been installed and the dedication will be October 15th 2009. All the red bricks have a name engraved with date of death and the unit number. The project will be another feather in my cap but these jobs all run together after 20 years in the 'biz'. The retired 4-star General was happy with the job. This Chapel was built within walking distance of the Marine Museum at Quantico, Virginia.
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