Memorials Day has it's purpose in it's own special way. The Country reflects on the lives lost during our past wars. I'm sure there will be those reflecting on the lives taken and even given during the Civil Rights struggle. And some will be reflecting on their loved ones their sons, daughters, mothers and fathers. I personally have lost two sons in the last 7 years. One was killed a day before his 18th birthday in 2001 shot by a maniac who shot into a crowd of teens not concerned about who he hit. We went from preparing for his birthday celebration to preparing for his funeral. The other was killed in a motorcycle accident in 2007. However we mourn it is a loss rather we consider it senseless or not. Hopefully we can learn from the lives no longer with us that tomorrow is not promised to anyone, You only get one lifetime to get it right, The wrong decision could be your last one and Rather your here or not life will go on.......!
Happy Memorials Day
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A gentleman indeed. I am the president of a community action group in the city of Detroit established to promote dignity, honor and respect for it's citizens. People treat others the way they do because we allow them to but if we first respect ourselves we then can demand the respect of others.
Member Since: 1/24/2008