[LadyX]

President Bush, second left, accompanied by first lady Laura Bush, left, leaves St. Ann's Episcopal Church with his father, former President George H.W. Bush, second right, and mother Barbara Bush, right, in Kennebunkport, Maine, following services Sunday, July 7, 2002. The president is celebrating his 56th birthday over the Independence Day holiday weekend with family at their home on the Maine coast. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

Two Presidents, father and son - what a great moment!!

[LadyX]

In my # 48, I hurried to copy and post and didn't notice the text failed to convey what the article was about - the Minister led the congregation in the Pledge of Allegiance, two Presidents participating!

[Pippin]

Good Afternoon, LadyX! That's a beautiful picture.

[Angelique]

Thanks for posting the photo and the commemeration. What a difference a President makes.

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Nice picture, LadyX. Both Presidents Bush served in our military and both love and honor those who have served and who are serving today! What a JOY to know this after having eight years of America-hating, military-loathing Clinton Criminals in "power."

There's much at the White House website about saluting our veterans, here are some of the ones I have found there.

(And, Snow Bunny - once again - your first post is so breathtakingly beautiful - it is just awe-inspiring!)

And to those serving our country today and those who have served, deep gratitude and love forever!

"President George W. Bush salutes a veteran during a Memorial Day service at Notre Dame De La Paix Church at Normandy, France, May 27, 2002. The President and Mrs. Bush visited the beach and an American ceremony in honor of D-Day veterans. "

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Here's another:

(from last year)

"President George W. Bush salutes the Navajo Code Talkers during a ceremony at the U. S. Capitol July 26, 2001. "In war, using their native language, they relayed secret messages that turned the course of battle. At home, they carried for decades the secret of their own heroism," said the President who presented medals to 21 Native Americans who served during World War II."