To: Diver Dave;The Thin Man;Billie
"Memorial Day is a day we remember and honor those who fought and often died for their country. It is fitting that we do so. It is not, however, a day that we are called on to forgive those who have brought on us the horrors of war. As a nation we are not called on to do that; as individuals, as the years pass by and memories fade some of us will. But some can never."
--- --Lyn Nofziger
117 posted on
05/30/2002 6:58:25 PM PDT by
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To: Billie;Diver Dave;ST.LOUIE1
"Memorial Day is for the living; the dead are beyond all the fanfare, beyond all grief and pride and horror now. They cast a silence greater than all the speeches and band music and flyovers and 21-gun salutes. ...The mix of joy and sorrow, the quick and the dead, the grief and pride, then and now -- it is all as it should be in a free country aware for a moment of the price of freedom."
------Paul Greenberg
118 posted on
05/30/2002 7:02:56 PM PDT by
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