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Re: OT Something I heard today - am I too sensitiv
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Posted by HENRY E NC on February 03, 2007 at 07:38:57 from (65.210.101.107):
In Reply to: OT Something I heard today - am I too sensitive? posted by MRN on February 02, 2007 at 18:43:41:
I would like to ask him to go to A National Cemetary and count the crosses, stars etc. that adorn the graves of men and women who to this point have given their lives to keeep his butt in that chair he sits in. My grandson came home from Iraq in a box(what they could find of him after a direct hit with a RPG) on the day he was supposed to come home for good having sereved in Iraq three times. His daughter will never know her dad but his memory will always with us and we thank them all for keeping us free. (Ex Air force korean war) Keep being proud of your brother as all of us here are. Henry
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