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| sister of a vietnam casualty ( Jul 28 10 ) (north tonawanda, new york) |
| from the VA's own website as to WHY the VA provides a burial flag for every veteran: A United States flag is provided, at no cost, to drape the casket or accompany the urn of a deceased Veteran who served honorably in the U. S. Armed Forces. It is furnished to honor the memory of a Veteran?s military service to his or her country. "to HONOR THE MEMORY..." And this is why we do not need any other flag as a symbol of service and sacrifice. WE ALREADY HAVE ONE. **** I so appreciate the comment and am so sorry for your loss. Blessings, George****
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| Karen Hannah ( Jul 28 10 ) (newfane, ny) |
| I am the Aunt of 1st Lt. Joel C. Gentz from Grass, Lake, Michigan who was killed on June 9, 2010 in Afghanistan. This is a great idea to have a Universal Flag that can be personalized for all of us to remember those have who died for our freedom. "These things we do so that others may live." We love you Joel.
Love Aunt Karen
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| Jane Yanney ( Jul 27 10 ) (Bismarck, ND) |
| My Son died for this country last year and I never want to forget..
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| Bob Pederson ( Jul 27 10 ) (Minot, ND) |
| I don't personally know any of the families of our fallen heros. I am moved to know of this group that honors them. What great sacrifices our soldiers have made, but what greater sacrifices are their families continuing to make! God bless every one of you.
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| Mike Fuller ( Jul 26 10 ) (Riverdale, GA) |
| Tom Leisher of your fine organiztion please e-mail me a jmfuller@mindspring.com
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| Cyndi Hoffa ( Jul 26 10 ) (Reading, PA) |
| thank you
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| Brian ( Jul 24 10 ) (Lowinske, Minnesota) |
| I support the Honor and Remember national flag campaign.
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| Sandi Howery ( Jul 23 10 ) (Leavenworth, Kansas) |
| It was nice visiting with you and Alex when you were here. May God watch over you all on the rest of your cause.
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| Dana ( Jul 21 10 ) (Santa Barbara, California) |
| My father is a Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran. I'm so proud of his service and proud to be an American. Supporting our active troops is vital. Supporting them when they get home is even MORE important. A flag to remember those who didn't make it home, that died in service to our country and that we should remember daily is a great idea. I'm so sorry for this man's loss and for all the families who have lost their soldiers. God Bless Mr. Lutz and I hope this mission brings you some measure of solace and peace.
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| Gerald Theis ( Jul 19 10 ) (McHenry, Illinois) |
| God Bless our Troops & God Bless America
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