Chris Sanders

Daphne High School

Class of 1998

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Chris Sanders - Class of 1998 - Daphne High School

First Name	Chris
Last Name	Sanders
Graduation Year	Class of 1998
Gender	Male
City	N/A
State/Province	NC
Country	United States
Occupation	United States Marine
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	There are way too many to list... but some of my favorite memories include hanging out with Paul Strasser and Austin Good, going to Paw's Barn on Friday nights (who all remembers that place?!?!?), and some after hour shenangians that, thankfully, none of us were ever caught nor impl...(read more)
About Me	I joined the Marines and left for boot camp at Parris Island on my birthday back in 1999. Upon graduating Recruit Training, I got married to my then girlfriend, Becky Shaver while on leave between boot camp and MOS Training on Dec 31, 1999. Since then I have traveled all over the world to austere environments and done tours in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. And at some point, someone started a rumor that I had been killed in Iraq... until I ran into Onie George and Brandon Nicholas late one night in Wal-Mart when I was home one leave. The look on both thier faces was PRICELESS, as if they had seen a ghost or something. My biggest goal in the Corps was to attain the rank of Gunnery Sergeant. I achieved that goal when I was selected for promotion last year and will be promoted this coming May. There aren't many 9 year Gunnys running around the Corps, so it is pretty cool. Becky and I have been blessed with two wonderful boys, CJ who is 4, and Tommy who was born on Jan 13, 2009. I have been stationed at Camp Lejeune since April of 2000, some might say that I have been unfortunate to not have seen other duty stations... I think not because it makes it easy to travel back home f...(read more)