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    KJCT8.com - Grand Junction, Montrose - Weather, News, Sports | Palisade mother welcomes son home fro

    Grand Valley Blue Star Mothers

    BY SARA GOLDENBERG
    SGOLDENBERG@KJCT8.COM

    GRAND JUNCTION (KJCT)- A Palisade mother welcomed her son home from Iraq today after seven long months.

    Twenty one-year-old Justin Aysse is a Field Lineman with the U.S. Marines.

    He's from 29 Palms California... And his mom, Julie Dominguez, says it was the first time they've been separated for this long.

    She says they communicated by e-mail, but sometimes she wouldn't hear from Justin for weeks.

    Julie says not a day went by when she didn't cry... worrying about her son.

    Julie and her daughter are new to the area and say they're thankful for the heartfelt welcome home Justin received from the community.

    Justin will be in Palisade for three days, and then heads back to the base in California.

    "I'm so proud of him, words just cannot express. I'm proud and I ache when I'm away from him, and the fear is tremendous. But all I can say is we're all so proud of him," said Julie.

    "Just the fact that there's actually people out there that care about what's going on over there, it's a real blessing," said Justin.

    Justin will head back to Iraq next March.

    julie

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