Showing posts with label memorial day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memorial day. Show all posts

PEACE OFFICER'S MEMORIAL DAY - HONORING THE FALLEN

 


📝 Peace Officer’s Memorial Day – Honoring the Fallen, Supporting the Brave

By Del Albright

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” – John 15:13

Every May 15th, we pause to honor those who gave their lives in the line of duty as peace officers—guardians of our streets, our freedoms, and our daily lives.

REMEMBERING ON MEMORIAL DAY

MEMORIAL DAY HONORS THOSE WHO HAVE DIED FOR OUR USA

It used to be called Decoration Day right after the Civil War.  Now we call it Memorial Day.  It's all about remembering and honoring those men and women who have died for this country of ours.

There is no greater sacrifice than dying for others and dying to preserve the freedoms we believe in. I honor them with all my heart and soul.

This pic shows my part in fighting for this country, but I am lucky enough to be alive to write about it, and honor those who have fallen.

I would hope that you have some piece of family history still alive in your household if you have members who have served.  Our country is based on taking up arms to preserve our freedoms.  When the time comes, we have shown that we are ready, willing and able.

Rest in peace, all my brothers and sisters who have fallen to keep the rest of us safe and free.
Del

Salute to Veterans on Memorial Day

To all veterans and their families, I salute you and hope you enjoy these short movies about those who have served and those who have suffered.

My hat is off to all my comrades in arms and their friends and families on this Memorial Day. Without soldiers, we would have no country we call America.

Del

http://www.worshiphousemedia.com/mini-movies/13692/Memorial-Day-Signs-And-Numbers

http://www.worshiphousemedia.com/mini-movies/7629/For-Freedom-A-Memorial-Day-Tribute

VETERANS DAY IN AMERICA

Happy Veterans Day, you old (and young) warriors! We're still here, still standing, and still proud to have served. To my fellow...