May we never forget those who gave their lives
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May we never forget those who gave their lives
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no day ever goes by without them in my thoughts.....
I was gonna post but will contune yours with my little reminder.
This is Memorial Day Weekend and ask that you take a few moments to pay your respects to those who have fallen preserving our way of life. My family has given dearly over the years starting with the American Revolution, Civil War, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf War, Afganistan and the Iraq war. Currently no one is serving on active duty so we have much to be thankful for and a lot of names to remember.
I maintain the family bible and have for the last 35 years. Reading the faceless names of those family members is always sobering and having known the fallen from Vietnam (4 family members) Gulf war (1 family member) Afganistan (2 family members) Iraq War (1 family member). I remember bouncing a couple of those who have fallen on my knee during the holidays, and fishing with each of them when they were children. The loss is painful, but I am thankful for their willingness to serve and the ultimate sacrifice that they and their immediate families have made.
Never forget
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Hope each and everyone of you fly your flags.
Good to remember. Buckeye, we humbly thank your family.
My flag is under my porch next to my bedroom window protected from the elements. It hasn't been taken down in over 5 years and also serves as my wind chime at night. Still looks like it was hung yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
If you can read this, thank a teacher....
If you are free to go fishing tomorrow, thank a veteran.........
So true too bad it is suppose to rain.
Lost my grandpa last year he was a seabee in ww2. Loved sitting around listening to him tell stories of the things he saw in the Pacific(pg rated not actual fighting)
Flag half mast till noon, then full staff today. That's the way it's supposed to be done.
We had a special service in church yesterday to recognize and honor both those who had fallen and those who had served. We need to never forget their sacrifice. And, we need to make sure our younger generations never forget them either.
So set a place for a fallen one when you set down to eat