How do you thank someone for personal sacrifice? While you are pondering an answer to this question, focus on that someone being in the military. He or she could be a veteran or presently serving our nation at home or overseas. Therefore, the question becomes one of patriotic sacrifice. Thoughts should flow in two directions: the receiving, as well as the giving. For veterans or service members, receiving thanks can elicit a wide range of emotions and varied reactions. The response could be a genuine smile or more humbly, a simple nod. After all, there is no easy, conversational response. There are times, however, when a gesture is most appropriate without having to say a single word.
March 4 is...
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March 4 is...
National Hug a GI Day
Whether you send a hug, give a hug, or offer a hand in gratitude, there is truly no differentiation in the intent or heartfelt meaning...one is just as important as the other! While today is set aside as a special day of celebration, don't limit this one to just today. Show your appreciation for all who serve/have served in the military...today, tomorrow, everyday to come! After all, theirs is a sacrifice for...
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troopsupport.com See a Soldier, Thank a Soldier (For America through 'n' through) See a soldier shake his hand Letting him know you understand His fight is a fight for you For America through 'n' through  See a soldier shake her hand Let her know by her side you stand Her fight is a fight for you For America through 'n' through Think not matter of gender All have same duty to render To defend, to fight for you For America through 'n' through To families left behind Extend support, the heartfelt kind 'Tis loved ones who fight for you For America through 'n' through See a soldier reach out your hand Spread "Thank Yous" throughout our land Let all know your support's true For America through 'n' through See a soldier, thank a soldier Each day as you grow older They defend freedom for you For America through 'n' through
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