Gratitude. How do you thank those who most bear the burden of ultimate sacrifice? - Lucey12's Photos

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Gratitude. How do you thank those who most bear the burden of ultimate sacrifice?

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Lucey12, Sep 24, 2009

Those who arent familiar with this, when a soldier dies, a family member gets a folded flag. This man chose his son to receive the flag shall something happen to him. Unfortunately it did. :(

To all our fallen soldiers, Thank you. May you rest in peace.

ilovemyson23, Jan 07, 2010

Oh that is soooo sad I LOVE OUR SOLDIERS MAY GOD PROTECT THEM

JayLynn6, Jan 12, 2010

Your husband is in my prayers

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