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Memorial Day: Letters from War
By: Neil Middleton - Email
Posted: Mon 11:39 AM, May 30, 2011
Remember, freedom is never free. It is paid for with the blood of patriots. Today, we owe our freedom to those patriots.
I want to give a big THANK YOU to the brave men and women who protect our freedoms and to their families for allowing them to do so.
I hope as you spend time with your family today that you will take a moment to reflect on our nation’s honored dead.
Memorial Day is about more than backyard cookouts and summer vacations. It’s about sons and daughters, moms and dads, aunts, uncles and friends who paid the ultimate sacrifice. They went into harms way so that you and I wouldn’t have to.
Remember, freedom is never free. It is paid for with the blood of patriots. Today, we owe our freedom to those patriots.
Mark Schultz – Letters from War
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Here are two links with more information on Memorial Day.
There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. John 15:13
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