Lest we forget. Veterans Day.
 

Happy Veterens' Day!!!!!
 

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Thanks to all who have served and given their lives or placed their lives on hold to insure the U.S. remains "Land of the Free!"

A huge 'Thank you!' to all the vets on this forum and everywhere!

My Heartfelt Gratitude to all our Veterans -- Past and Present. My Sympathy to those who have lost a loved one in service of their Country. They will not be forgotten. I want to Honor the Memory of Chester Molley from Lynch, Kentucky who lost his life while serving in the Marines in Viet Nam. He was my close friend and neighbor and I think of him often.

A heartfelt thank you for all of our veteran's who served and fought in all of our wars to keep our country safe.

I still have an uncle who is 97 years old who fought in WWII. A real hero and and someone who I look to as an example of what a man should be.

He can still fit in his WWII Navy uniform!!!!!

I thank each and every one of you who have served and to those who have lost a family member I send our familys' love and respect and sympathy.

I am humbled and grateful for the service of all of our veterans. Thank you.

Thanks to all the Vets.
 

When I served as a chaplain at Veterans hospital in Cincinnati I learned a humbling truth, FREEDOM IS NEVER FREE. IT WAS WON AT QUITE A PRICE BOTH IN LIVES LOST AND LIVES DESTROYED. MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO ALL WHO SACRIFICED IN ANY WAY.
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A veteran is someone, who at one point in their life, wrote a blank checkpayable to the United States of America for an amount up to, and including, their life. That is beyond honor, and there are way too many people in this country who no longer remember that fact.

Thank you and God Bless all our Vets...:BigApplause: