[Peter W. Kessler]

Thank you.

I will always consider the source for such commentary.

You speak from combat experience, and I agree with you in respect to your happiness as a Veteran.

But my beef is with those who use the word “Happy” out of pure ignorance. “Happy” in respect to a holiday, for these people, is the same as saying “Happy Birthday,” “Happy Anniversary,” “Happy New Year,” etc.

It’s a thin line, I admit.

But I wish promoters, webmasters, administrators would just think a little before they type.

I will give your reply (thank you) more weight because of your status as a combat veteran, and I will certainly reconsider.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service and sacrifice.

God Bless you

[alexander_busek]

But I wish promoters, webmasters, administrators would just think a little before they type.

Am well aware of the meaning of "to commemorate," "to observe," etc. - but what alternative to "Happy Memorial Day" do you propose?

Fill in the blank: "......... Memorial Day!"

Regards,