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Scott McIntyre/Staff Isaiah Masshardt, 5, peers up at his father Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt after he surprised Isaiah and his sister Taelynne Masshardt after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Tx. He is scheduled to complete his duty and return back to Naples in Feb.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Isaiah Masshardt, 5, peers up at his father Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt after he surprised Isaiah and his sister Taelynne Masshardt after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Tx. He is scheduled to complete his duty and return back to Naples in Feb.

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  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt surprises his two children after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed in Texas.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Kylie Masshardt, 10, hugs her sister Taelynne Masshardt while their father Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt holds his son Isaiah Masshardt, 5, after surprising Taelynne and Isaiah during their class after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Tx. He is scheduled to complete his duty and return back to Naples in Feb.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt surprises his two children after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed in Texas.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt surprises his two children after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed in Texas.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt surprises his two children after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed in Texas.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Kylie Masshardt, 10, hugs her sister Taelynne Masshardt while their father Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt holds his son Isaiah Masshardt, 5, after surprising Taelynne and Isaiah during their class after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Tx. He is scheduled to complete his duty and return back to Naples in Feb.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Isaiah Masshardt, 5, rushes to hug his dad Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt along with his sister Taelynne Masshardt, 9, after surprised them in class after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Tx. He is scheduled to complete his duty and return back to Naples in Feb.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Isaiah Masshardt, 5, peers up at his father Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt after he surprised Isaiah and his sister Taelynne Masshardt after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Tx. He is scheduled to complete his duty and return back to Naples in Feb.
  • Scott McIntyre/Staff Staff Sgt. Timothy Masshardt surprises his two children after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed in Texas.

Sgt. Timothy Masshardt surprised his two children after not seeing them for six months at their school Vineyard Elementary on Wednesday afternoon. Masshardt is stationed in Texas.

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