Thomas A. Hart
I would like to honor my father. He served in The Army Air Force in North Africa. He was a Flight Engineer on a B-25 named "Double Trouble". Dad was a "Super Patriot" and loved his country.
Iraq
The Watson Family
When World War II tolled around Bill Watson of Westbrook, Maine desperately wanted to go with his friends. He was found to have a critical civilian occupation and refused the right to enlist.
Sherry Demmons Thomas
For the past 20 years you gave of yourself selflessly and endured absences from your family and friends. We are all very proud of you!
Shawn Jernigan, Sr.
Thank you Shawn for serving our country and for defending my freedom !!!
Shannon Edwin Swan
My father was a Naval Aviator during WWII and taught me throughout my youth how to be a strong, dedicated American Patriot. He was a proud seviceman, and then veteran. His life was cut short in 1964 at age 42 because of cancer. I know that if he were alive today he would be extremely sad at the way in which the level of patriotism has declined. To him and all of that generation I say "Thank You!" for our freedoms, your sacrifices, and for instilling into so many of us the true meaning of American Patriotism.
Shane I. Davis
I love you and I am proud of you.
Sgt. Matthew Caiazzo
Matt is serving in Iraq proudly and honorably by helping others as a medic. We all want him home and thank him for his service and sacrifices.
Sgt. Luther C. Choate
A true patriot in every sense of the word!! Thank you for your service to our country!
Sgt. Katherine Ford
Sgt. Ford is serving in Eastern Europe to enhance the defensive capabilities of NATO member nations.
Sgt. Clarence MacDonald
Twenty-eight years in the army. Thank you and all veterans.