May 26, 2008 at 9:01 am
Who will you remember on Memorial Day?
Photo by Sister72
Many of you are enjoying the end of a long three-day weekend—the unofficial start of summer. The fashion-conscious are cleaning up their white shoes and rummaging through department store sales. Weekend chefs are scraping off their grills for the first of many backyard barbecues to come. And car buffs may be settling in to catch the Indy 500 Victory Celebration. But I hope all of us will take some time on this Memorial Day to remember and honor the men and women of the armed forces who have given their lives in service to their country.
Have a safe Memorial Day, everyone!
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yes we never forgot them who have given their lives in service to their country.
yes we alwasy remember thme not on single day but alos every day
yes no one can for got them
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I will remember my cousin who just passed away last Sunday (he would have been 90 in Aug.). J.Tebbel was a pilot in WWII. Truly a wonderful man who would have done anything for his country & to keep us safe. He will be missed by many.
To each and every person that served in our Armed Forces since time began.I wish the troops a safe a happy memorial day and maybe next year they can spend it with their families.
Dear Mike,
War means suffering senseless violrnce throughout the ages.
That it also is an agent degenerating people into growing stupid, hits me like a bomb……
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Memorial Day
Has nothing toi say, in a Workd
where so I am told….
Nothing changes
and stayes with the old
System Down, without a runner up, to handle the
statistics on the outcome.
the article speak for itself. good article
Maldives Resorts
being a veteran i must admit that memorial day is a day of emotion for me. there are so many privileged in this good country of America who have received their education free who have forgotten how and why they have this right. This is what I remember most, the free education offered to those who cannot afford it. God Bless America.
hi,
I”m Dung.
Nice to meet you:)
I honor Sgt. Joshua Ford, who bravely gave his life in service to his country on July 31, 2006. Josh died in Iraq when a bomb was exploded under his vehicle. He was 20 years old and a very talented artist. We loved him very much and miss him a great deal. God bless our service men and women. Thank you for defending our freedom.