May 31, 2004
Thank you…
Memorial Day 2004
To all who serve and have served,
Thank you
Posted by acline | May 31, 2004 | Posted in: Main | Comments (9)
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“They also serve who only stand and wait.”
John Milton
I once saw this headline on an article about marching bands:
They also serve who only stand and toot.
I’ll respond to your previous comment tomorrow. I’m relaxing today
This is a little late in getting posted however my prayers goes out to all the men and women who serve. And the 800 men and women who have die in service to there country, fighting in Iraq. I salute everyone of you.
As a fellow Vet. I know the challanges you face every day. The horror of the fight, wondering if it is my time. To the emptniss of leaving Love ones home.
In the words of Andy Rooney, “It is hard to show what a real american looks like, but look at the faces 800 men and women who have died, while serving in Iraq. And you will see an American.”
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