men and women who served our country. May we remember the statement etched into the granite of the Korean War Veteran Memorial in Washington, DC: Freedom is not free.Who do you personally honor today? Please leave a comment so that we can all remember the names of real American heros. If they are still living, please help me thank them for their service.
Please also remember and say a special prayer today and every day for the servicemen and women currently in the military and their families. My family and I are so thankful for what they are doing!
I honor my Father who is an 85 year old veteran of WWII. In the morning there will be a post on my blog about his receiving his diploma decades after he left school for the war. I am part of a Veteran's Day blog hop. Thank you for posting this!
ReplyDeleteI thank and remember my father-in-law Ralph (Army) and grandfather Grover (Army). I thank and honor my dad Dick (Coast Guard), cousin John (USCG), uncle Joe (Army), uncle Sherman, friend JC (Army), her daugher Linda (Army), friend Mike (Navy), and friend John (Navy). I pray for my cousin Ryan and my friend Drew (Marines).
ReplyDeleteMy husband John, of course, for making the world a better place for his children. His brother Bryan (Navy pilot), /Grandpa Bill Morris (Navy, Korean War), Great grandpa Phipps who was in the pacific during WW2, leaving 10 kids at home, uncle Tom (marines special forces). My thoughts are especially witht hose who made the ultimate sacrifice.
ReplyDeleteI join in honoring all veterans as well as those who are currently serving, but most special to me is my father, Roger, who was a pilot in the Army Air Corps in WWII.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your heros with me today! It means so much to be able to read their stories and feel the love of their families.
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