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Sorry I jumped on you, Kathy.  Sometimes I wish I had an "unsend" button to take back a post. 

 

My father served in WWII all over North Africa and Europe, and my brother served in Vietnam.  I was a Vietnam war protester, since I was adamantly against the war, but I never was disrespectful to any returning soldier.  I have the utmost respect for soldiers, and our veterans, that's why I want our leaders to be 100% certain that going to war is the last course of action, and absolutely necessary. 

 

Carla Richardson

Colorado

 

On 11/11/08, sherman <sherman@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

After rereading my post I see that I did say "even when it wasn't/isn't popular to be one of our nation's soldiers", however, I didn't mean it to say our soldiers shouldn't be honored, but just acknowledging that they do their duty regardless of public opinion. My father and brothers have all served at one time or another in times of war and conflicts as many of our nations men and women have. I'm thankful for them all.

 

Kathy

 

 

My deep and sincere thanks to you, Tom, and every other veteran on our list, for your service to our country even when it wasn't/isn't popular to be one of our nation's soldiers.

 

Thank you,

Kathy