Father Returns From Afghanistan For Birth Of First Son

Reported by: Ian Preston
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Updated: 5/26/2012 11:47 pm
United State Military Policeman Major Robert S. Smither returned home to central Kentucky on Saturday from Afghanistan.

Major Smither is on a two week leave, and in that time plans to be home for the birth of his first son, Robert Smiher III.

Smither's wife Stacey and his three daughters Annamarie, Jacqueline and Sarah greeted their dad at the Bluegrass Airport with plenty of hugs, kisses and tears.

It had been seven months since the family lost saw Maj. Smither.

His tour of duty will finish up in the fall of 2012.
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