I adopted a helicopter pilot in the army that loves fruitcake so he gets one of my homemade fruitcakes each year. I think we should all support our military for putting their lives on the line for us.
We live ten minutes away from West Point and the Purple Heart Hall of Fame is just round the corner. My husband is always writing checks for disabled American Veterans and I am always buying their flag pins and flower pins. I wish that we could do more.
Hi Sandie, Pretty amazing, dear friend. I always stand in awe when I visit your posts, sweetheart. Thanks for sharing your art work! Warm Hugs, Poet Starry.
Sherry and I agree this is one nice guy. Hope he is paid many times over for the blessings he has shown. America and the world is a better place because of folks like him. Love from NC, Sherry & jack
It feels so good to 'pay it forward' doesn't it???? I love seeing the look on someone's face --when I just stop by (for no reason) and take them a flower or a pie or something.... It's just so special...
God Bless that man--and ALL of our soldiers... They give so much for US and our freedom.
this story made me cry, Sandie; what a special thing he thought of doing; what a "small" comfort it must be to the families of loved ones killed protecting our freedom. Thanks for sharing it Sandie!
Great inspiration! So heart felt and true for all of us to appreciate those that sacrifice.
Don't you just love the American Flag; the red, white and blue? My Mom always used to comment on how beautiful our nation's flag is. I always think of my Mom when I see Old Glory!
My computer can finally watch your videos! Yay!!!!!!
I love that program Sunday Mornings, and especially Steve Hartmen 's segments. His Charles Kuralt-like stories about ordinary people inspire and delight me every week. It is so refreshing and heartwarming to see good news.
This was such a moving story. Our troops who sacrifice their time and sometimes their lives all deserve our honor and respect.
ReplyDeleteI adopted a helicopter pilot in the army that loves fruitcake so he gets one of my homemade fruitcakes each year. I think we should all support our military for putting their lives on the line for us.
ReplyDeleteGod Blees this man and all our soldiers!
ReplyDeleteIt's awesome that he does that.
ReplyDeletePretty amazing, Sandie. What a good man. What a terrible loss to lose a child, no matter how old he is.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Susan
Hi Sandy, that Larry is an extra nice guy. Thank you for sharing.
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Their sacrifice is great. What Larry is doing is wonderful for the families who have lost their loved one. That is one great Pay it forward.
ReplyDeleteLove to Pay it Forward. I love the movie too. :-)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful- there are such good things, still, in this world-
ReplyDeleteWe live ten minutes away from West Point and the Purple Heart Hall of Fame is just round the corner. My husband is always writing checks for disabled American Veterans and I am always buying their flag pins and flower pins. I wish that we could do more.
ReplyDeleteThat is so moving! I am so glad you did a pay it forward! I'm doing some things here with my extended family.
ReplyDeletelove you, Linda
Paying it forward helps us keep our minds off of ourselves, enables us to appreciate what we have. Wonderful post. Loved it! and YOU.
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely! What a great thing to do!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day my friend.
What an amazing man! Thanks for sharing his story.
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ReplyDeleteI came over from Ann. what a moving video you had shared.
Heartwarming!
ReplyDeletewell I tried to watch the video but for some reason it stopped working for me. Must be a glitch with my computer.
ReplyDeleteI love that story! My favorite part was where he said, "flags beget flags". That is just SO TRUE.
ReplyDeleteAnd kindness begets kindness. Things like that are contagious.
I missed your pay it forward challenge, but that doesn't mean I can't do it now!
Hi Sandie,
ReplyDeletePretty amazing, dear friend.
I always stand in awe when I visit your posts, sweetheart.
Thanks for sharing your art work!
Warm Hugs,
Poet Starry.
That is amazing. Thank you for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteGod bless him! That made me cry, just seeing how much that means to that family.
ReplyDeleteSherry and I agree this is one nice guy. Hope he is paid many times over for the blessings he has shown.
ReplyDeleteAmerica and the world is a better place because of folks like him.
Love from NC, Sherry & jack
What a wonderful thing to do. Thank you for sharing this story.
ReplyDeleteIt feels so good to 'pay it forward' doesn't it???? I love seeing the look on someone's face --when I just stop by (for no reason) and take them a flower or a pie or something.... It's just so special...
ReplyDeleteGod Bless that man--and ALL of our soldiers... They give so much for US and our freedom.
Hugs,
Betsy
I love being able to pay it forward too!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Angela
Very touching. We have a man here that paints portraits of the fallen. They are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more rewarding than "pay it forward".
ReplyDeletethis story made me cry, Sandie; what a special thing he thought of doing; what a "small" comfort it must be to the families of loved ones killed protecting our freedom. Thanks for sharing it Sandie!
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Wow..what a kind soul. That is a sweetheart to give so much.
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration! So heart felt and true for all of us to appreciate those that sacrifice.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love the American Flag; the red, white and blue? My Mom always used to comment on how beautiful our nation's flag is. I always think of my Mom when I see Old Glory!
My computer can finally watch your videos! Yay!!!!!!
I love that program Sunday Mornings, and especially Steve Hartmen 's segments. His Charles Kuralt-like stories about ordinary people inspire and delight me every week. It is so refreshing and heartwarming to see good news.
ReplyDeleteAwesome.
ReplyDeletevery touching!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful thing to do.
Larry is from the small town where I live. It is so neat to see him get some recognition for what he does. He has a heart for those who have served.
ReplyDeleteLarry is from the small town where I live. It is so neat to see him get some recognition for what he does. He has a heart for those who have served.
ReplyDeleteamazing and awesome story, the sight of those flags brought tears to my eyes.
ReplyDeleteEight miles of flags, that is amazing. Thanks for sharing this wonderful story Sandie.
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