Those of us who have loved ones serving overseas honor and respect the choices our loved ones have made. We're proud that they've chosen to do something difficult, something necessary, and something that serves everyone in this country. We're proud of the strength they must have to do the kind of work they're asked to do. We're proud of their dedication. Nevertheless, we also fear for their safety; they are, after all, people that we love. We want the best for them. We want them to come home, safely.
Unfortunately, the world is a dangerous place and a war zone is one of the most dangerous. Sometimes bad things happen. When they do, loved ones at home have to pick up the pieces and go forward. It's when that happens that our many in our military families show that those who actually wear the uniform are not the only strong and dedicated members of the family. Our military family members serve this Country, too. If you don't think so, just read Mrs P's blog post, "I Will Always Be a Marine Wife." But I warn you, take a whole box of tissues along with you when you do.
Take time today to say a prayer for those who serve, and for their families who wait.
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4 comments:
This is a well presented post that I loved the way you explained things. Much better many here.
I think the world is a better place because he's a part of it. Thanks for remembering those day.
You should be proud for those who are serving overseas. The near and dear ones miss them a lot. the are doing service for their country.It is dangerous to work in as war zone.
Great post as always. I would like to thanks that master brain who make all this for the readers like me.keep up writing good.
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