Posted by JDseller on May 26, 2012 at 07:42:43 from (208.126.196.144):
I would like to thank those that protect us, past and present.
Many of the "Greatest" generation are leaving us in great numbers. I wish to Thank them for their service and also for helping form this great country.
I am a member of the next generation. We will be judged by time/history also. I am not sure that our leadership has been as fruitful as our parents. We too often are swayed by personal wants. May the next generation govern more wisely.
To those currently in harms way. You have my heartfelt THANKS. You are in harms way, away from your loved ones. You are making a great sacrifice for the protection of us all. I know that not many of your fellow citizens really understand what that really means. I hope I do. I don't have the words to tell you how my heart swells with pride and THANKS for your service.
May the good Lord watch over you. May he welcome those with open arms that have paid the ultimate price. May he provide a joyous Heaven to those who have reached the end of their life's journey here on earth.
Have a good Memorial DAY. Take the time to shead a few tears for those no longer with us in body but still live on in our hearts.
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