Posted on 09/07/2005 7:45:33 PM PDT by chris_in_nj
Chris your father died a hero. He helped win the first American victory in this war.
God Bless You Chris
Thank you, Chris. I hadn't planned to watch this....now I definitely will.
Thanks and hang tough Chris
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Words fail me...
Your dad is smiling down on you tonight.
Amen, chris. I am so very sorry for not only your loss, but for the WAY in which you lost him. Any American that seeks to protect those savages is unworthy of the title "American".
Fyi..
Never, ever forgotten, Chris. NEVER! And never diminished. Several of us took vows that day.
Bless you Chris and may you find peace.
Your Dad is a hero, now and forever.
Blessings to you. Thank you so much for sharing this. Your father was a hero and you have a special place in America's heart.
God bless you and your family
Chris, my heart broke as I read your post. Your father was a hero. Thank you. God bless you.
Best wishes to you and your family.
Marking this on my calendar. God bless you and your family, Chris!
I am glad the documentary is powerful...it should be.
Your father was one of the first to lose his life in this war on terror. God Bless him forever and all who met the end of their lives on that horrific day, as well as their families left behind.
Chris-your dad must be looking down at you, just bursting with pride. What a good son you are.
Never forget that.
And we will never forget that day. Ever.
To be broadcast on Discovery Channel, Sept 11 at 9:00/11:00 p.m./ Sept 12 at 1:00 a.m. (EST)
Chris, I never knew this about you. Thanks to your dad for sticking up for all of us. Good luck with the walk and thanks for the website address, I'll be looking you up there.
I also share the sentiment of sorrow over your loss, but I find it hard to think of the way your loss occurred in any way other than honorable. I couldn't be sorry for the way I lost a loved one if it were in as heroic a way as this... Shameful that it ended up having to be this way, but what a great sense of honor one must hold to have their Father die fighting for the freedom of all - for their son.
Truly awe inspiring!
Glad to hear that the documentary was a good representation and not some whitewash.
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