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To all of you continue to fight this battle. For Brandon H. from your baby sister Caitlyn H please come safe and sound and To all of our soliders come home soon. We are so proud of you.
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Tribute
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Paula Hephner |
5th June 2007
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I send you my love and admiration xxxx |
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Tribute
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Fiona |
29th May 2007
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I have friends that served in Iraq and they thankfully served safely an came home with tales to tell. I however cannot forget the people and their families that maybe did not return home safely, they will forever be in our hearts - amen |
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Tribute
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Rita Warwick |
29th May 2007
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I light this candle in your honour - may god watch and protect over every single one of you. |
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Tribute
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Phillip Martins |
29th May 2007
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To all the heroic men and women who have served and are serving - may I simply say thank you xx |
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Tribute
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sally J |
29th May 2007
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We are forever indebted to the people that serve overseas, we commend their courage, bravery and spirit in these times - god bless x |
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Tribute
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The Oaktree Family |
29th May 2007
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God bless all our troops serving overseas - I thank you everyday for your bravery from the bottom of my heart |
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Tribute
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David W |
29th May 2007
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Tribute
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Sue |
29th May 2007
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To all the people serving overseas - you are truely brave individuals xxx |
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Tribute
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Emma |
29th May 2007
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I LOST MATES.Many years later i lost health.lost my wife and kids.Found Good Times now,Thanks to there memory.i will be strong. |
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Tribute
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OG ex 3RRF |
27th May 2007
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I can not even think of the words to describe how I feel when I think about what our American Heros are going through over seas. I just know that every time I hear American Solider it makes me proud to know that I live in a country where people are just as proud as I am to live here. I am gratefull for everyone of you who are serving or has served, because without all of you, we would not be here. You are our strength, our hope, our future, and our pride. I pray for all of you to come home and I can't wait for the day when you no longer need to be over there. God bless you and all of yours for being so strong to do what you do every day of every month. You are the best at what you do and I thank you for that because you are what keeps my family and friends safe.!! I pray for all of you and your comrades who are here or gone. You give your lives up so we may continue ours. God Bless and God speed. |
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Tribute
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Debi Powers, Manchester IA |
23rd April 2007
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you are all heros and will always be remembered. RIP X |
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Tribute
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debbie |
4th April 2007
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As an ex Squaddie - I understand |
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Tribute
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Bob Foote |
15th March 2007
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To Our Troops and your families,
You have our unwavering support and gratitude. Thank you for your sacrifices both overseas and here at home.
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Tribute
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Paula and daughter Caitlyn |
1th March 2007
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I would like to remember Gunner Lee Thornton, who passed away on September 7th 2006.. Once my husband, and foremost my friend, now unforgettable he will remain always in my heart. |
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Tribute
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J.Hool pre Thornton |
28th February 2007
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To all those who have sacrificed their lives, joy, love and comforts of safety to spread the hope of Democracy, I applaud and salute you. May God continue to protect and guide you, Peace and blessing reign upon you. To my brother Sheldon Dillon who is the bravest soldier I know and all the others like him.
He will give you strength to continue the path that you choose.... |
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Tribute
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Thalicia Dillon |
29th January 2007
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God bless all our troops in Iraqi, may god bless and look after you all. |
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Tribute
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Mr leeder |
20th December 2006
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I was taken aback when I came upon the West Point list of deceased graduates. My son attended the Naval Academy and graduated in 1997. I saw the pictures and names of young men and women who were at Army Navy games the same time as my son. They had their equivalant to Plebe summer the same time. They struggled through their tough academic schedule just as my son. They gave up 4 carefree years of college for tough military/college training. I will always be in their debt. I will always pray for their parents and loved ones. I will never ever forget their sacrifice and love of their school and their country. Every year my son was at the Academy Army won the football game. My son was so disappointed because in college they lived to win these games. But, tonight as I saw the names and pictures of the best and brightest I was glad they had the victories. I know it seems like nothing now, but I know how big it was then. I just wish their class and those around them did not have to pay the price now for our freedom. They allow us to go to football games and not be blown up. They allow us to vote and sleep at night. When they come down from the wall I hope America will remember all they have given. I will never be able to say thank you enough |
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Tribute
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Mom of the class of 97 USNA |
20th November 2006
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Tribute
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The Youngs |
2nd October 2006
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