Re: REMEMBER

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In a message dated 10-Nov-07 10:30:26 Central Standard Time,

joetemt_p@... writes:

To every veteran of every war and to those that guarded us during the

uneasy peace between them, a little saying popular with us crusty old

Viet Vets:

WELCOME HOME MY BROTHER

Also remember those who stayed at home..the parents, siblings, wives, lovers

and children...who supported us, our brothers and sisters in arms...they too

served, often under dismal conditions, in their own way.

ck

S. Krin, DO FAAFP

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Joe:

Thank You. Amen. I have my platoon of medics over in Iraq and they are alive and

well so for. So far no casualties among my 35. I am well and working in Oklamoha

and doing 911. I remember my Dad,uncles,and cousins who have served and died in

all branches. We have served in the US,Canada,and Israel. I forgot about

grandparents who fought with all the countries and are survivors of the

Holocaust. I do remember all my brothers who have survived and died. I remember

them the good times, watching each others backs. Yes , I remember their

sacrifice and their service

Regards,

Rick

PS: I retired on July 15th.

REMEMBER

Just a reminder of what a special day today is. Today is the day we

take time to remember all the veterans from whatever branch of

service. If you enjoy your freedom, take the time today to thank a

veteran.

For those of us who served, today we will remember our brothers in

arms. The sadness we feel for fallen brothers will be tempered by the

pride we feel for those that gave their lives so that we could remain

free. We left home as naive young men and women and returned forever

changed by those that touched our lives and the things we saw and

did. We picked up the Flag from those that fell and hoisted it high

so that they may never be forgotten. Some say we were foolish to go,

but we each know better. For those that have never served, no

explanation will do. For those that served, no explanation is

necessary. We will always remain true to the creed of warriors from

time immemorial: WE WILL NEVER FORGET. Those that have gone before

will prepare the way for us to our seat at that special table

reserved for the proud few.

To every veteran of every war and to those that guarded us during the

uneasy peace between them, a little saying popular with us crusty old

Viet Vets:

WELCOME HOME MY BROTHER

Today is your day. May it lay easy on you and may you be remembered

as fondly as we remember those that have passed before.