U.S. Marine Mom Creates Website For Other Marine Familes (Picture-1475006)

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COLUMBIA, MO - APRIL 21: Tracy Della Vecchia answers e-mails and designs her website (www.marinemoms.us) as a care package waits to be sent to her son, U.S. Marine Lcpl Derrick Jensen, in her home office April 21, 2003 in Columbia, Missouri. Della Vecchia founded the Marine Moms website as a resource and community site for family members, particularly mothers, of U.S. Marines fighting in the Gulf. The site features chat rooms, special links as well as current information. Della Vecchia's son has been assigned to the 3rd Battalion 4th Marines India Company which was one of the fighting forces spear heading the attack on Iraq. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images)

LONDON - NOVEMBER 14: The Mummy Rummy card game (retailing at ?15.95) is pictured at the souvenir shop during the Tutankhamun Exhibition & The Golden Age of the Pharaohs Exhibition at the O2 Centre on November 14, 2007 in London, England. The ancient Egyptian treasures were last exhibited in the UK in 1972 at the British Museum, London, and viewed by 1.8 million visitors. (Photo by Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images)

BOSTON - SEPTEMBER 26: An unidentified mummy from the Museum of Science is prepared for transport to the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center September 26, 2002 in Boston, Massachusetts. The mummy, on loan from the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory College in Atlanta, Georgia, will receive a CT scan to find out more about it's life story. Medical technologies like the CT scan can reveal diet, general health, age, and gender. The mummy will eventually be on display in the Museum of Science Exhibition Halls opening November 20, 2002 in conjunction with the presentation of the international exhibit 'The Quest for Immortality: Treasures of Ancient Egypt.' (Photo by Douglas McFadd/Getty Images)

BOSTON - SEPTEMBER 26: A CT scan of an unidentified mummy is shown at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center September 26, 2002 in Boston, Massachusetts. The mummy, on loan from the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory College in Atlanta, Georgia, has received the CT scan to find out more about it's life story. Medical technologies like the CT scan can reveal diet, general health, age, and gender. The mummy will eventually be on display in the Museum of Science Exhibition Halls opening November 20, 2002 in conjunction with the presentation of the international exhibit 'The Quest for Immortality: Treasures of Ancient Egypt.' (Photo by Douglas McFadd/Getty Images)

BOSTON - SEPTEMBER 26: An unidentified mummy from the Museum of Science undergoes a CT scan at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center September 26, 2002 in Boston, Massachusetts. The mummy, on loan from the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory College in Atlanta, Georgia, is receiving the CT scan to find out more about it's life story. Medical technologies like the CT scan can reveal diet, general health, age, and gender. The mummy will eventually be on display in the Museum of Science Exhibition Halls opening November 20, 2002 in conjunction with the presentation of the international exhibit 'The Quest for Immortality: Treasures of Ancient Egypt.' (Photo by Douglas McFadd/Getty Images)

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COLUMBIA, MO - APRIL 21: Tracy Della Vecchia answers e-mails and designs her website (www.marinemoms.us) as a care package waits to be sent to her son, U.S. Marine Lcpl Derrick Jensen, in her home office April 21, 2003 in Columbia, Missouri. Della Vecchia founded the Marine Moms website as a resource and community site for family members, particularly mothers, of U.S. Marines fighting in the Gulf. The site features chat rooms, special links as well as current information. Della Vecchia's son has been assigned to the 3rd Battalion 4th Marines India Company which was one of the fighting forces spear heading the attack on Iraq. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images)

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