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Preserve a Historic San Diego Site: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC

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Jennifer Harmon
8 years ago

History deserves honor.

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Todd pierce
8 years ago

NAVY BOOT CAMP 1982 COMPANY 111. Honor the hundreds of thousands who worshipped here.Not a store please.

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Tammie Horton
8 years ago

Please keep as is my brother and his wife were married there and they both have passed on but their kids have been getting married there too

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Save the church!!!

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Brendan Prout
8 years ago

My father's funeral was held there after he was killed in the line of duty as a Naval officer. This chapel should remain a chapel where people can pray, reflect, and mourn.

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Michael Sieve
8 years ago

This place was the spiritual center of a place that influenced countless lives of young men and women beginning their journey in service to our country. Please preserve it as it is remembered by so many.

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Roger Payne
8 years ago

Please preserve the chapel as a place of worship

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Abraham Majumdar
8 years ago

May The Lord preserve His House.

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Dean P Tolentino
8 years ago

Save this part of history that I was apart of... April 1,1990 - June 1990 RTC/NTC San Diego, California Bootcamp Recruit.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

From both a historical and a religious perspective, this chapel should be left alone. As the petition also points out, there are already plenty of food and retail options in Liberty Station.

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Frank Sanchez
8 years ago

Please perserve this place of worship. For the greater glory of God.... the next generation will sincerely be grateful!

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Ben Morris
8 years ago

This is true Naval history & tradition....don't let some uncaring dingdongs have their way with this!!!

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Treyla Tate Orzel
8 years ago

Preserve this beautiful place of worship. We have an abundance of restaurants in liberty station!

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Bruce Johnston
8 years ago

The LAST CHAPEL remaining on the old "U.S. Navy Training Center" San Diego site. A sense of "History" for many sailors, who served, worshiped, and was trained at NTC. Has not the Corky McMillan Company made enough dollars with their renovation of the entire NTC site? I went through "boot-camp", Company "016" in December 1967, served in the Navy, 1967-1971, and worshipped in that Chapel. To have it become a restaurant, would be blasphemy! Shame on the McMillan Group!!! Are you related to "SPANOS"?

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Michael Dougherty
8 years ago

Save the chapel!

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Kimberly Stamm
8 years ago

For God's sake...Please leave it be.

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Tony Batakis
8 years ago

this is beautiful history we must preserve it

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please keep this historic site. Too many lives have been touched by it to turn it into another money maker. The whole of liberty station has been utterly changed.

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Jordan Legere
8 years ago

Keep tradition alive!

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Matthew Hunter
8 years ago

Preserve the Chapel, so much history that needs to be saved and keep it a godly place.