Lunch Break: Remember our veterans
Nov.11, 2010 12:00 pm |
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No, Cranium, I was off yesterday for Veteran’s Day.
My Dad was an Army veteran. He was one of the last to serve in the segregated army. Whether or not we agree with the conflicts our country is involved in, I nevertheless have great respect for our veterans and appreciate the sacrifice these fine men and women have made.
So do I phillymiss, thanks for coming.
[edited by moderator]
God bless all our veterans and our troops!
I’ve had several family members in the military…I admire their commitment to our country.