19 thoughts on “Memorial Day 2010

  1. David and Beth: thank you so kindly. I feature that this day isn’t so much a celebration for joy, as it should be a day of thanks and remembrance for all those brave souls who, over land and sea and in the air, sacrificed their very lives for the country in which the believed: the United States of America.

    BZ

  2. I want you to know BZ, that I read the letters you’ve had up on your blog and I’ve been so blessed by them.
    I love coming here on a day like today, because I know I’ll find the same reverence and respect I try and show today.
    Thank you so much. Again.

  3. BZ, I spent several “memorial days” while in country pacifying the hamlets in my area of responsibility.
    As a Texas Aggie military graduate, the memorial day means something extra.
    Thank you for your blog, for your gracious use, and letting old warriors like me have a daily place to read current events, knowing that friendly’s were only a keystroke away.
    I THANK YOU ON THIS DAY.

  4. Great and touching images. They are all, all reminders of just how much so many have given so that we might have the freedoms we all enjoy in this one-of-a-kind country. We are unique and special in the world and our sorry president fails to recognize this.

  5. Thank you for this meaningful tribute, BZ. The video, the man in the wheelchair managing to stand and the pic of the young woman lying on the grave…it defies expression.

  6. what a great post….thanks, BZ…you outdid yourself…just wonderful.May God bless them all.
    The one of the little baby touching the Vietnam wall did it for me.,,and the girl lying on the grave, I can barely look at that one.

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