to all vet there has been a death to our family my dad has die the morning from caner I ask us all to send owner prayers to him and all vets and to any who know a vet remind them we all care about them and what they have done is not frogotin
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From this old vet comes a thank you to you and we all feel the loss as another brother in arms falls. To you and yours we feel your loss, we still stand for your father. May God send you and yours his love
Papa
thanks
thanks it all way a bad day when I family member goes but it is even more for a vet so thank you
good-bye to a brother
I 'm too a vet he walking point for us till we met again.
No truth be known
There is no truth one can know until they have faith. The ones who gave us shelter and comfort in life will be missed until our time has run its course. The memories you carry are his legacy to the world.
Father grant this child comfort in these times of loss of a loved one.
Amen
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
I pray
I pray for the men and women in the armed forces and for those who have ever served
belle
From this old vet: My
From this old vet: My condolences to you and your family. My prayers go out for you all and all the vets that have not yet passed and their families.
Hugs
I am the watcher on the walls, I am the sword in the darkness,
And now begins my watch.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
In every generation, it falls on a small percentage of our people to stand between the darkness and the light. We call these people soldiers, sailors, airmen, etc.
I am proud to be able to count myself as one of that number - and I am proud to know that your father is numbered among my brothers and sisters. The best man I ever knew stood next to me, watching over me throughout every conflict in which we took part. He stood watch over me so that I might do my job and save others, and he fell doing his job. I know that he still watches over me today, and I know that when my time comes he will be there before me watching my back as I knew he always was before.
Remember, your father did that which his honor required of him, and he will always be watching over you and your family - still doing his job.
Please accept the condolences of this tired vet.
Dallas
P.s. - I love you Tommy. Keep watch over the boys for me, and tell them I miss them all. I'll be seeing you all soon enough.
D. Eden
Dum Vivimus, Vivamus
How Timely...
...coming so close on the heels of Memorial Day and the 70th anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy, I'm grateful for the service and sacrifice of the members of the Military on this site as well as the sacrifice many relatives and friends and comrades made on my behalf. But also so timely because of the things going on in your life, my dear Dalla, and how those events and words are moving you into a place of wholeness and restoration. I can't begin to thank you for your sacrifice and those of the others. I am reminded of an apocryphal quote, which none the less rings true for me and I pray others as well; from an essay by Richard Grenier:
"As George Orwell pointed out,
people sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready (around the world ) to do violence on their behalf."
Thank you!
Love, Andrea Lena