For our Military, who have given service and sacrificed for our freedom!
I would like to take a moment to thank all those veterans who fought in the various wars and “police actions” for our freedom. Thank you for your service, and thank you to your families for allowing you to do that.
I lost my dad almost 2 years ago but would I would also like to thank my Dad, who was also a Veteran.
I remember where I was when this happened, do you? I wonder if this tragedy still has the same horrific meaning to everyone as it did when when we sat and watched those planes slam into those buildings killing the passengers in the planes and many people in those two buildings while we sat there unable to do anything to stop it. Don’t forget, be vigilant, freedom comes at a price and it’s hard to hold onto, don’t let go.
As we remember the 21st year since this heinous attack was perpetrated on the citizens of the USA, may we take a moment to remember all those who died on this day 21 years ago and thank those who helped in the aftermath. I would like to salute those heroes on flight 93, and all those who, on that day, willingly and unselfishly sacrificed their lives to save the lives of others. I also salute those in our armed services who have given their lives and those who continue to fight, selflessly putting their own lives in jeopardy to protect us and others from those who mean to hurt us and our Country. They are all heroes to me and I will never forget.
My uncle Bob turned 100 today, he’s the oldest living WWII vet that I personally know. He’s the taller one, the other one is his younger brother, my dad, who I lost a little over 1 & 1/2 years ago. They both served during WWII. Happy Birthday uncle Bob!!!
Happy Birthday, ie: Independence Day, to the country that I love, the United States of America. Long may our Flag wave!
We celebrate on the 4th of July but the Declaration of Independence was actually signed on the 2nd and published on the 4th.
Sometimes I think the foundation of our Constitutional Republic is in danger, but my prayers are always that Our Father in Heaven will forgive us from falling away from him and protect our country from dangers of all kinds. Please join me with prayers of your own.
I give special reverence to those who have given the ultimate sacrifice, their lives, for what they loved, a free and safe country for their families and all of us. May we honor them in all we do and may we always remember that freedom has a price and keep this country free and safe in their honor. Prayers said for their families.
For our Military, who have given service and sacrificed for our freedom!
I would like to take a moment to thank all those veterans who fought in the various wars and “police actions” for our freedom. Thank you for your service, and thank you to your families for allowing you to do that.
I lost my dad last year but would I would also like to thank my Dad, who was also a Veteran.
I remember where I was when this happened, do you? This year I wonder if this tragedy still has the same horrific meaning as it did as we sat and watched those planes slam into those buildings killing the passengers in the planes and many people in those two buildings as we sat there unable to do anything to stop it. Don’t forget, be vigilant, freedom comes at a price and it’s hard to hold onto, don’t let go.
As we remember the 20th year since this heinous attack was perpetrated on the citizens of the USA, may we take a moment to remember all those who died on this day 20 years ago and thank those who helped in the aftermath. I would like to salute those heroes on flight 93, and all those who, on that day, willingly and unselfishly sacrificed their lives to save the lives of others. I also salute those in our armed services who have given their lives and those who continue to fight, selflessly putting their own lives in jeopardy to protect us and others from terrorism. They are all heroes to me and I will never forget.
Happy Birthday, ie: Independence Day, to the country that I love, the United States of America. Long may our Flag wave!
We celebrate on the 4th but the Declaration of Independence was actually signed on the 2nd and published on the 4th.
I give special reverence to those who have given the ultimate sacrifice, their lives, for what they loved, a free and safe country for their families and all of us. May we honor them in all we do and may we always remember that freedom has a price and keep this country free and safe in their honor. Prayers said for their families.
Happy Birthday, ie: Independence Day to the country that I love, the United States of America. Long may our Flag wave!
We celebrate on the 4th but the Declaration of Independence was actually signed on the 2nd and published on the 4th.
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