Vets!!!!
05-18-2005, 10:31 AM
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Vets!!!!
Just wanted to remember all the vets for memorial day. May God bless and keep all of you. Thank you for your sacrafices......
SSgt Chris Childs
USAFR
944th MXS/AGE Flight
in love, honor and respect of:
Cpl Aaron Childs
USMC
0311
Sgt Daniel Childs
USAF
Clyde Risk
USN
Aircrew
Airman Amos Scott
USAF
Cpl Brad Seed
USMC
0313
SSgt Chris Childs
USAFR
944th MXS/AGE Flight
in love, honor and respect of:
Cpl Aaron Childs
USMC
0311
Sgt Daniel Childs
USAF
Clyde Risk
USN
Aircrew
Airman Amos Scott
USAF
Cpl Brad Seed
USMC
0313
05-18-2005, 10:50 AM
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DITTO Thanks for your service Guys and Gals and lets not forget Freedom Isn't Free a lot of fine Americans continue to die for Liberty!
and if your in Southern Oregon on Memorial Day.
Please Join the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Honoring our fallen Service Men and Women.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will be hosting our annual Memorial Day service in the port of Brookings on the Board walk on May 30th at 11.00 AM. (If raining the service will be held at the VFW Post.)
Our Guest Speaker will be Officer Kelby McCrea of the Brookings Police Dept. Kelby Is also an Army Captain who served in Iraq.
Please Plan on attending if you can.
Yours in Service
Richard Sloniker
Commander VFW Post 966
Brookings Oregon
and if your in Southern Oregon on Memorial Day.
Please Join the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Honoring our fallen Service Men and Women.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will be hosting our annual Memorial Day service in the port of Brookings on the Board walk on May 30th at 11.00 AM. (If raining the service will be held at the VFW Post.)
Our Guest Speaker will be Officer Kelby McCrea of the Brookings Police Dept. Kelby Is also an Army Captain who served in Iraq.
Please Plan on attending if you can.
Yours in Service
Richard Sloniker
Commander VFW Post 966
Brookings Oregon
05-18-2005, 04:35 PM
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Just got an E-mail from my cousin. He had the privilage of a Toby Kieth concert in Iraq the other day. Got a CD autographed and will be on a 10sec. shoutout sometime on Memorial Day on CMT.
05-19-2005, 10:09 PM
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Thank all of you in the military, past and present. I really appreciate you guys and gals. You are the best and we all owe you a debt of gratitude we can never repay.
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05-20-2005, 07:04 AM
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Make sure you thank a WWII vet. The greatest generation is fading fast. Without them the world would be a much different place.
Thanks to all that are active duty! You make us very proud.
I appreciate the thanks for my service.
Larry, USN Nam Era Vet. "73-78" (reinlistment was NOT an option. 4.3 years was enough.
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Thanks to all that are active duty! You make us very proud.
I appreciate the thanks for my service.
Larry, USN Nam Era Vet. "73-78" (reinlistment was NOT an option. 4.3 years was enough.
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05-20-2005, 09:49 PM
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First of all, great thread....
Secondly, thanks to my grandfather who served during the European campaign of WWII..... somehow lived to witness the signing of the armistice......
Thirdly, thanks to my father..... he served in Vietnam and survived to tell me his stories of survival..... of course, my parents have allowed me to pursue my dreams and become a structural engineer.
Lastly, and most certainly not least... in fact, on par with the rest.... I thank the Veterans of the War on Terrorism. Several of my friends have served in Afghanistan(yes, there is still conflict in this budding Democracy) and Iraq....
NEVER FORGET
Secondly, thanks to my grandfather who served during the European campaign of WWII..... somehow lived to witness the signing of the armistice......
Thirdly, thanks to my father..... he served in Vietnam and survived to tell me his stories of survival..... of course, my parents have allowed me to pursue my dreams and become a structural engineer.
Lastly, and most certainly not least... in fact, on par with the rest.... I thank the Veterans of the War on Terrorism. Several of my friends have served in Afghanistan(yes, there is still conflict in this budding Democracy) and Iraq....
NEVER FORGET
And thank you Vets.
