Happy Memorial to Fallen Vets.

Cleat Wooley · From: Louisiana, USA * R.I.P.

This a day for all of our love ones who gave there LIVES, so we could be FREE.!!!!! As a Vet I know what this means. Praise GOD for our Military, Dead and a live. Cleat Wooley Ministry. cleatwooley.com google.com Smile

suppot our military ou-raw.[men and women.!!!!!!!!].

Jimmy Campbell · From: Fayette, Alabama.

Thanks Cleat for the post.

I would also like to wish my Brother & Sister Veteran's and all active duty, national guard and reserve military men & women a thank you for your honorable service to our country.

Ray Harrison · From: Tucson, Arizona, USA (deceased)

It is great to be remembered as a career vet, and I hope everyone joins me in this day of thanksgiving to our present and past military members.
Thanks for the post Cleat
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Frank Speights · From: Jackson, Ga USA

I would like to take a minute and say thank you to all my fellow veterans for their service to this country. I would also ask that on Monday, that everyone observe a moment of silence in rememberance of those who have fought for this country and never came home. Earlier today, I was wearing my US Army retired hat. As I was coming out of the post office, I had a man shake my hand and thank me for serving. I was thinking yesterday about one of my first cousins who was killed in Vietnam on 17 October 1970.

I hope and pray that all our young men and women presently in the Middle East will all get to come home sometime in the near future.

Take care and God Bless America.

Frank Speights, SFC, USA-Ret 28 Jul 72 to 31 Jul 92

John Heinrich · From: Whites Creek, TN, USA

Great post Cleat, God Bless America!
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Jerry Overstreet · From: Louisville Ky

From an old Air Force jet mech. let me add my expressions of gratitude to the multitudes of selfless heroes who gave the ultimate sacrifice so that the rest of us can live in a free society.

Please do not take it for granted. It could be gone in an instant. Next time you see a military professional, take time to thank them for what they do. It will instill pride in both of you.

Cleat Wooley · From: Louisiana, USA * R.I.P.

Tks. to all who have responded to e-mail, May the LORD BLESS YOU ALL, and your families. your friend in Christ. [cleatwooley.com yahoo.com web site].

Cleat Wooley · From: Louisiana, USA * R.I.P.

Tks. to all who have responded to e-mail, May the LORD BLESS YOU ALL, and your families. your friend in Christ. [cleatwooley.com yahoo.com web site].

Tommy Shown · From: Denham Springs, La.

Hey Cleat, Happy belated Memorial Day, I was listening the other night at work to Mark Levin,( I believe). Anyway there was a poll done and only 22% only knew what the reason why we celebrate Memorial Day. 78% said that it was a day off from work to BBQ.
Having a dad,three(3) uncles, and brother-in-law that have worn this countrys' uniform, I am thankful for what they have done. As previously stated in another thread my dad ran away from home when he was 16 and joined the Army. He spent his 17th birthday in Korea during an enemy shelling. After it was over his platoon sgt. found out, that he was underage; and was about turn him over to the MP's. But when asked if he was ready to go home,my dad told him, he wasn't and stayed on. My dad told me that it was the scariest day of his life. It was one of the few times he would talk about the war. There is a small town in Southeast Ohio, called Ironton. I have lived there.They have the oldest Memorial Day Parade in the United States. May they conitnue to do. Cleat I am proud of the military for the work they do. I thank God for them everyday, and pray that He brings them back home safe. Sorry for gettin' on the ol' soapbox there. Cleat, you're a good brother!
Tommy

Fred Shannon · From: Rocking "S" Ranch, Comancheria, Texas, R.I.P.

Cleat, sorry I didn't see this one and post on it. As a veteran in "long standing" I thank you for your feelings and may God Bless You and Yours.

Phred
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Ben Lawson · From: Brooksville Florida

Thanks Cleat and Amen. Thank you to our veterans

Al Marcus · From: Cedar Springs,MI USA (deceased)

Cleat-thanks for your post. As a WWII vet, I remember and pray for all our military men and women. On D-Day June 6 1944 We prayed hard for all the guys there that day. I was serving in the south Pacific area....al
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CrowBear Schmitt · From: Ariege, - PairO'knees, - France

as y'all know, Obama will be in Normandy tommorow to commemorate D day
perhaps some of you have visited the military cemeteries there ?
the American cemetery at Colleville s: mer is quite impressive
that's where the ceremonies will be

my godfather (86) who served in the royal navy ( LST)at Sword will be commerating in his own way

Charles Curtis · Posted 5 Jun 2009 5:28 am

I just had a conversation with an 88 year old retired US Navy pilot. He has terminal prostate cancer but was in a great mood as he told me a story of years ago, while taking off in a C-47, with a full load of passengers one engine blew a line and oil was coming out so they returned to the base. His co-pilot was extremely well versed with this acft, left and returned with a piece of garden hose and fixed the engine. Ah the good 'ol days; God bless all our heros.

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