5.29.2016

Memorial Day - How We Can Honor the Fallen

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20 comments:

Mari said...

So true! Nice tribute!

Tina said...

Amen, sister. As in really - sister in Christ. Love your blog, and the collage at the top. Looking forward to many more visits even though google wouldn't let me follow you. I will "try again later" as they suggested.
Tina @ Life is Good
Post A-Z Road trip!

Tina said...

Um, well, apparently I'd already been smart enough to follow you. April rather fried my brain...so I forgot.
Tina @ Life is Good
Post A-Z Road trip!

Michael Ann said...

LOVE that 2nd photo, it put a lump in my throat. Thank you to your husband for all his service. My dad was career Army and a Vietnam Vet. I put his photo oh my Face Book page today.

Ruth said...

It takes a lot to give your life over to military service.

Dana said...

Beautifully said.

Donna McDine said...

Thank you for sharing your lovely tribute. God bless.

Best regards,
Donna

Barbara In Caneyhead said...

Amen. Let us never forget the sacrifice and service that allows us our safety and freedom. - Barbara
Life & Faith in Caneyhead

Fran@Broken Cookies Don't Count said...

Beautifully stated, Mare. Please thank you husband for his service.

betty said...

I always cry at homecomings they feature on the news when dads/moms are reunited with their kids/family after their service to our country. (so I cried at that picture, LOL :)

so thankful people are willing to serve for our freedom :)

betty

Marie said...

Very nice pics and post. My hubby served in the Army and served a tour of duty in Iraq. We are blessed to have him home to stay.
Hope you have a wonderful week.

Joyce said...

That last picture is precious! I am a military 'brat' : ) My dad was a Colonel in the Marine Corps.

You're right-every generation has its fight. God bless the men and women who serve!

Lynn Proctor said...

wonderful posting!

Kate OMara said...

Lovely sentiment

Francene Stanley said...

The depiction of the returned soldier hugging his daughters shows just how precious his family is to him. If only ... everybody returned ... or better still, there was no reason for fighting and killing.

Cari said...

That photo makes my heart skip a beat. Amen;)

Unknown said...

Amen. Thanks for honoring our vets. God bless, Maria @ Delight Directed Living

Yvette Carol said...

Absolutely! Well said, Theresa.

Jo-Anne's Ramblings said...

A wonderful post

Michael Ann said...

Well-said... so well-said. Thank you. I'm going to share your blog post!