Lighting By Veterans is your Christmas Light Installation Contractor in Texas. If you're looking for the best Holiday Decoration Service than look no further than LBV. Let our Vets hang your lights by calling 469-269-2838 (AVET) or visiting us online at lightingbyveterans.com
Christmas Light Installation with Lighting By Veterans
This Black Friday is going to be the Christmas Light Installation Door Buster Spectacular that you've been looking for. Lighting By Veterans will be offering the first 5 callers a free installation. If you are an existing lights customers you will only be required to pay the $40 removal fee or new light customers will only be required to pay for the materials. This is the best deal that Lighting By Veterans have ever offered any client in the DFW Metroplex and it will go fast.
1. Don't take the chance of falling off of your roof this year just because your kids would like to see them and all of the neighbors are doing it. Get a professional that is comfortable (insured) with heights to complete and remove your display.
2. Instead of getting your decorations from the store and then figuring out what would look best here or there, have Lighting By Veterans custom fit your lights to your home. With thousand foot spools, we can make sure you have the cleanest decorations on the block.
Lighting By Veterans has been in business for the past 4 seasons and is fully insured in the State of Texas. Our Veteran installers has passed our electrician course and we currently have 2 Master Electricians on staff to assist with any Griswald Project. Our Thanksgiving pricing will be only $3.50 per foot for incandescent (classic lighting) and $4.50 per foot for LED lighting. Get to the 2014 Finish Line in style with Lighting By Veterans.
Lighting By Veterans is now excepting Christmas Light Installation Appointments but they're filling up fast. If you'd like to have your home decorated this Holiday Season then call 469-269-2838 (AVET) and ask for Ron. We have very affordable pricing that our local residents in the Mckinney, Allen, Frisco, Prosper and Dallas areas can take advantage of.
Lighting By Veterans is fully insured and can handle any project regardless of the difficulty. Please give us a call at our office to get on the 2014 Schedule today. 469-269-2838 (AVET) or check us out online at lightingbyveterans.com #LBVets Make sure that you ask for your friend +Ron Robey.
Prosper Christmas Light Installation is a Lighting By Veterans company than specifically targets the Prosper Texas area. Since Partnering with +Prosper Realty in 2013, the two companies have formed +Prosper Christmas Light Installation. You can reach them at 972-674-9627 (XMAS) or online at prosperrealtytexas.com #ProsperRealtors
STEVE KIRBY "WILLIE NELSON" SHARES HIS STORY OF BEING A NAVY SEAL DURING VIETNAM
"Willie leading the way with Progressive Waste Solutions"
Steve Kirby (Willie Nelson) was originally born in Fort Worth, TX where he soon moved to a Garland, TX to live with his mom and step dad. Willie volunteered for the United States Navy in 1971 (after turning 17) in a time when Americans were being drafted. He signed up to be a Yeoman which is equivalent of being an admin personnel or "desk clerk" in Willies own words. This would prove to be a safe position with a very low chance of losing your life.
While sitting at his desk in the office he began typing up an available Navy Seal position that needed to be filed immediately. Willie thinks that he was "just in the right place at the right time" and made it known that he was interested in this assignment. His supervisor asked, "what experience do you have son?" and Willie replied, "I'm an expert with a rifle, I'm pretty knowledgeable with hand to hand combat, I'm a great swimmer and I have a mean bite!" After passing a few simple tasks of swimming underwater the entire Olympic sized swimming pool and a few other basic physical requirements Willie began his Seal training. He learned many skills from jump school, scuba school, explosives training and water survival to name a few.
During the summer of 1972, "Willie" was assigned to a submarine group in Italy because he was the most qualified Seal that was available. Almost a year had went by before Steve Kirby received his papers announcing his involvement with the SEALS. A major part of the conflict had declined since 1969 when the campaign was at it's peak but the seals had a hit list like a deck of cards. Willie would travel in and out of Vietnam throughout the next year on seek and destroy missions. "Willie" stopped counting the men after his 25th confirmed kill. He sadly realized that every time he would pay another visit to Vietnam, people were killed on our side and theirs. "They were getting the worst of it," Steve remarked.
"Willie working with American Veterans Fence Company"
In the middle of a firefight in late 73, Willie had been shot by the enemy and 2 Seals from his 5 to 6 man team were tasked with carrying him to the extraction point. Willie didn't feel like it was fair for the men to carry him and not defend themselves so he demanded to be put down. The Vietnamese captured him and Willie remembers being in the dark for the next week with only one bright light. Interrogation tactics were used as rocks were thrown at him in addition to the mental and physical abuse. He was asked questions like, "Where's your units?" "Are your parents rich?" "Will they pay a ransom to get you back?" "Is the President your Dad?" His Navy Seal team came back to rescue him less than a week later. "Willy" is a POW and has been stabbed 4 times during this military experience.
Almost a year later Willie was vacationing in the Netherlands as his Seal team informed him to hang out with them in the mountains. Before his vacation was halfway over, he had orders to meet a helicopter in the morning. This helicopter would take "Willie" to an aircraft carrier where he would catch a flight out. At the midpoint of the flight without warning "Willie" was ejected from his plane on purpose and he parachuted into the Mediterranean Sea. Ten minutes later he felt little nibbles on his legs that wouldn't stop. After punching one man in the face breaking his goggles, the scuba divers surfaced and explained to him his next assignment. Using the buddy system of sharing the air supply, they descended to the submarine and his new home base. He later found out that the Admiral was on board and he was about to begin his best and final years in the Navy.
"Our Veterans will not be forgotten"
Shortly after this introduction, Willie had been personally selected to be the Admirals driver and assistant. Driving the Ford LTD with the 2 star general was not Willies favorite assignment but driving the Porsche from Naples to Rome on the Autobahn was. Willie remembers getting there in an hour and having the time of his life. The Admiral also had his own yacht that was between 50 and 75 feet long and would seldom travel between Naples and Sicily. Many nights of drinking and fishing were memories that he'll never forget and helping the Senior Leadership make their way back to quarters was just part of his duties.
Today "Willie" works with Ron Robey and American Veterans which is a multiple company profile under the AVR&R LLC umbrella. This corporation helps Veterans find work to support their families. If you live in the North Texas area and would like employ "Willie" to complete a Fence, Flooring, Roofing, SEO, Christmas Light Installation or any other minor/major Handyman work please call 469-215-8758. You may also visit us onlinelightingbyveterans.com or visit us on Facebook. Let's not forget our Veterans and the sacrifices they made for our country.
On August 12th 1977 Ronald Edward Robey Jr. (Ron Robey) was born in Manassas, Va at Prince William Hospital. His mother Sharon Robey and father Ron Robey Sr. raised him in Manassas until the middle of the 6th and 7th grade. The family had settled down in Stafford County where Ron graduated High School in 1995 to then immediately enlist into the Air Forces most prestigious unit. The shotgun marriage between Mr. Robey and Malisa Danyell Stinnett was soon after the news of a baby on the way.
BRITTANY ROBEY was born:
Most young men who are turning 21 can be found drinking the night away at a local bar. Ron was at the hospital with Malisa watching their first born child. August 13th, 1998 Brittany Jewel Robey was born in Washington, DC at Mary Washington's Children Hospital. What a coincidence to have a child born the day after your birthday naturally. God had blessed this young family with a daughter and a great responsibility for two young people. The marriage was put on pause as this couple experienced living separately in February 2001. Ron found Jesus in October 2001 and started seeing Malisa again.
JOSEPHINE ROBEY was born:
After a Christmas season of reconnecting a family that was once dissolving in different directions, a fire for the Lord was sparked in their hearts. Josephine Texanna Robey was born August 14th, 2002 in Alexandria, VA at Alexandria Hospital. Josie was named after Texanna Johnson (Malisa's grandmother) which who raised Malisa while her mother was battling addictions. This couldn't be a more beautiful family that is currently looking for another miracle. God has revealed himself through this family and will continue these efforts.
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