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   tommyp | May 29, 2005 01:36am | #1

   you really don't realize how many people in this country that you brought a tear to there eyes with that post thanks a lot steve

   Thomas B. Palumbo

   CUSTOM WOODWORKING

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   dukeone | May 29, 2005 04:44am | #2

   Steve: Thanks for the reminder, a thought that deserves to be posted on any and all forums at this time of remembrance. Maybe someday if we can achieve real long lasting peace (a big if) in the world we can stop adding names to the list of those to be remembered.

   KDM

   Kenneth Duke Masters
   The Bill of Rights
   December 15 1791
   NRA Endowment Member
   LEAA Life Member
   CRPA Member
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   lwj2 | May 29, 2005 05:29am | #3

   Just a word of thanks to all those who served our country and who fought for my right to be a free man. My thoughts prayers and thanks are with you. To all those who never returned, I am forever grateful to you and the memory of you.
   May there be everlasting PEACE so we do not have to celebrate these memories.
   ********************

   Absent companions.

   Leon Jester
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   JeffHeath | May 29, 2005 06:05pm | #4

   Steve

   It took me 5 minutes to be able to reply.    Well done.

   Thank You.

   Jeff

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   WillGeorge | May 29, 2005 08:50pm | #5

   Thank-You

   I posted a thanks to the Vets but it went away??  Geee..

   Just a old Army Heavy Tank/Artillary Mechanic.. Very early NAM only but nothing much going on then.. Thank God...

   I hate Memorial Day.. I lost my Dad and Uncle in 1942 (They died a day apart) and not a very happy day for me AND many others....

   Thanks for all you in or have been Military or supported us in any way...

   War sucks...