Memorial Day

[jlmatthew]

My friend Dave was killed 5 months ago next Tuesday. His wife was also over in Afghanistan and they were able to spend Christmas together. A week later she flew home with him. Miss you buddy

 

[dustinf]

I have a deep deep respect for you men that have answered the call and served our country. You all are true no BS bad motherf'ers in my book.

I try my best to honor your fallen friends everyday.

 

[JohnCushman]

Sorry about my previous post...I was pretty drunk and feeling sorry for myself

 

[EODRay]

Sorry about my previous post...I was pretty drunk and feeling sorry for myself

I know exactly where you are coming from John. Don't sweat it. I was drink sitting on a bank fishing at the time I read it as well. Self medicating should only be done some much.

 

[Zach]

Bringing this old post back to the forefront.

A few of the fellas who posted here I'm proud to call my friends. @JohnCushman @jlmatthew I'm always there to lend an ear.

I never got to meet @EODRay, but we exchanged messages years ago. Hopefully you are doing well if you happen to check in here.

To those who lost a soldier and are left to morn, please accept my heartfelt condolences and thanks.

 

[noharleyyet]

Ray and I have clinked tumblers. Good dude.

 

[hank4elk]

25 something years ago I spent a week in DC and came to terms with myself & the 12 names on The Wall. I also met up with 3 family members in Arlington.

 

[pabearhunter]

Those who have served in battle still live the battle day by day.

 

[corndog1]

To all who have sacrificed for me and my fellow country men to live this beautiful life in the greatest nation earth I thank you

 

[Zach]

Ray and I have clinked tumblers. Good dude.

Ken, we never got around to meeting, I regret that. If you look at my Facebook post today, you’ll see what several of our conversations were about. I’m glad that Ray had a few folks here who bent an ear to let him unload.