[Aggie Mama]

Your wife looks radiant. Congrats to both of you on such an important day. =)

[A. Morgan]

Congratulations to you both.

[CatoRenasci]

Congratulations to you both!

[stlrocket]

Congratulations! Only people who have been naturalized can really understand the emotions involved with the ceremony. There are only a few times in your life when you can really feel this type of pride and sense of country.

A BOUQUET JUST FOR YOU!

[Auntie Mame]

All that, and she's beautiful too!

CONGRATULATIONS KATHI!

[Dales]

Congratulations!

[bandleader]

Congratulations to you both!A PERFECT SETTING!Where our National Anthem was written!!!

[Paradox]

Congratulations! I would trade many, far too many, of our home grown "citizens" for a few of these great new Americans!

Note: I am talking about trading lazy ass American,whining non-working, looking for a hand out loosers for a few hardworking, pro-America and pro-American-way, immigrants.

[Gaston]

Congratulations Kathi and welcome to America, your home.

[skeeter]

Congratulations.

I recall attending my wife's naturalization ceremony and can relate to your statement about 'good' immigrants. With all our immigration woes its easy to forget there are good people out there we should be happy to have as our countrymen.

[RonF]

Welcome to the U.S.A.!

One thing that has always struck me when watching the Olympics is looking at athletes when they are not in uniform. This one could be Korean. That one could be Spanish. Another one could be Nigerian.

Or, they could ALL be American! And they CAN be American, if they are willing to commit themselves as your wife has. Congratulations.

[Copperhead61]

Congrats,
Welcome home Kathi, America needs her loyal citizens now more then ever. Glad to have you aboard :)