[Coop]

I tried to counter the scum's damage. When the names of soldiers needing words of encouragement were published on this thread (including Joshua Sparling), I sent Christmas cards to them. Tucked inside each envelope was an additional note of thanks written by my 5 year old niece. It simply said "Thank you. Love, --name redacted--." She had to copy the notes because her spelling isn't that great yet at such a young age, but she knew who was getting them and why she was doing it, and she dutifully set down and slowly wrote them one by one until she got the job done.

Thank you so much. Let me assure you that you and many others did counter this rancid maggot's hate.

I plan to post a full after-action report when I get the photos downloaded, but I visited last night with Cpl Todd Bishop - one of the names on that list with Joshua Sparling. I have a photo of Todd in his wheelchair holding a stack of mail (one of about three). He and his roommate said it was only about three days' worth.

My Red Cross connection said Joshua had about two bags of mail, FWIW.

[airborne]

Thanks for the report Coop.

You're doing a great thing for our wounded warriors.

God bless you, and Merry Christmas!

[Eaker]

Yeoman's work.

Thanks!

Great work!

[RedWhiteBlue]

Thank you so much for all you are doing for our wounded. I look forward to your full report.

[prairiebreeze]

Thanks for the update about the greetings we sent to our soldiers at Walter Reed. It was my honor to do so.

[concretebob]

I saw Andi today at Mologne House.
She told me Josh was overwhelmed at the outpouring of support he recieved from everyone after that imbecile sent that card.
He got mine today, along with a bag of Reisen..

[higgmeister]

I plan to post a full after-action report when I get the photos downloaded

I'd like to get a ping on that. My wife sent cards to the
list and my daughter download a copy of the Poem about
the soldier outside in the cold at Christmas to included
in each one.