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Today I stand in humble gratitude in remembrance of the brave men and women who have given the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the freedoms we have the privilege of enjoying today. Remember the reason...
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I have spent my tv time this weekend catching up on WWII flicks and documentaries. They truly are the greatest generation.
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Happy to let you know Memorial day is celebrated as well in the Netherlands at the Margraten cementary. Every grave (10.023) is taken care of by local individual people who regularily attend "their" grave and make sure it stays as it should be. Great initiatives to conmemorate those that have fallen for our freedom. http://www.thefacesofmargraten.com/index.php/en-US/
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Volk: Thank you for sharing. It is comforting to know that others still care for our lost warriors as much as we do.
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+1 on rememberance! I come from a military family. My dad is a retired Army 1st Sgt and I did a four-year enlistment in the Air Force myself. There has been talk in the news/media that "supposedly" there is a general feeling out there that Memorial Day has lost it's meaning, or than the younger generation is not as respectful or appreciative of the holiday's spirit. Well, yesterday my 8-year old Cub Scout and I had a chat... I asked him if he had any idea what Memorial Day is, and why we celebrate the holiday. I was surprised to hear him immediately rattle off a perfect definition, stating that it is to show respect for the soldiers who fought and gave their lives to defend and protect our freedom. That was a proud daddy (and veteran) moment for me.
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Proud you should be. I do think the meaning does get lost for some and that is bothersome to me. I was never in the military but realize that so many lost their lives so I could have the life I enjoy today. That is a fact that I think should not get lost.
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