Friday, May 28, 2010

Be a Living Memorial Everyday

My birthday is May 29th. It is my honor to share it with the likes of John F. Kennedy and Bob Hope and it always coincides with Memorial Day weekend.

I am making a public birthday wish to everyone who reads this......be a living memorial.

By that I mean, honor our living members of our military or veterans before they are gone.
In our military suicide is on the rise and it is my firm belief that if our Soldiers, Airmen, Marines and Sailors knew how much we loved them the numbers of those killing themselves would greatly decrease.

If just 10 of you can get 10 of your friends to go out of their way to honor and thank someone who is or has served our country, that is 100 people who know we love and support them. Imagine the difference that could make.





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  1. Grandma DorothyMay 28, 2010 at 9:51 AM

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WE LOVE AND HONOR YOU, YOU ARE AND ALWAYS HAVE BEEN A VERY GOOD DAUGHTER. YOU ARE AND HAVE ALWAYS STRIVED TO BE A GOOD MOTHER THAT IS A LEARNING PROCESS AND YOU ARE WINNING. NOW YOU ARE BEING A PATRIOT AND A HERO. I AM PROUD TO BE YOUR MOTHER AND YOUR FRIEND.

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