Tag Archives: Veterans day
FIELDS OF BLOOD
ART & INSPIRATION FROM KATHY BOECHER The poppy remains the symbol of remembering our veterans. The red color and the abundance of these lovely blooms, is indicative of Flanders Field during World War I where many soldiers lost their lives … Continue reading
WHAT DO TOU REMEMBER
On Memorial Day we honor those who have served their country with dignity and honor – those who have put their lives on the line for the benefit and safety of others. A selfless act which has somehow been sullied … Continue reading
LET’S HONOR OUR VETERANS
I’m a little late getting my post out today, since I’m getting our house ready for Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. I know it’s early, but I happen to have grown up in Wisconsin and married a Wisconsin hunter. We sired a … Continue reading
EVERY DAY HEROES
As we celebrate another Veterans Day, we take time to look up to those who have given a portion of their lives to serve their country. We’ll hear inspiring words concerning their unselfish and heroic deeds. Many of them … Continue reading
LET’S HONOR OUR VETERANS
In the beginning of our country’s existence, a rag tag army of farmers and tradesmen went up against the most powerful fighting force in the world and gained its freedom. Throughout our history the cost of war has been well over a … Continue reading
A HERO DOESN’T KNOW HE IS ONE
As we celebrate another Veterans Day, we take time to look up to those who have given a portion of their lives to serve their country. We’ll hear inspiring words concerning their unselfish and heroic deeds. Many of them will … Continue reading
GOD BLESS OUR HEROES
“Saving Private Ryan,” dealt with the invasion of Normandy and visually shared the fear and anticipation of war. Young men huddled together, helmeted, bayonets fixed and a look of fear and terror written on their faces – sailing into certain … Continue reading
The Veteran
He set out young and full of hope. His heart was filled with pride. He left the ones who loved him most. Said ,”I love you,” to his bride. He felt the sting of discipline. He ran until he fell. … Continue reading
OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE AND FOR THE PEOPLE ….
Yesterday we attended a Veteran’s Day program at our church school. This has become an annual tradition for them and is extremely moving and inspirational. Words were said regarding the price paid for freedom and the pain suffered on our … Continue reading
