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From: Bleacher BumDate: 05/22/2006
Just a little something I would like to pass on to all of you. I would like to invite you to join me, wherever you are or whatever you are doing to please take a moment of reflection at 3 P.M. on May 29, 2006, Memorial Day. At 3 p.m. on Memorial Day, Major League Baseball games will stop; Amtrak train whistles will blast, and thousands of Americans will pause for the Memorial Day National Moment of Remembrance. Nascar, military installations, veterans service organizations, schools, universities, hospitals,' national parks, airports, bus lines, and the International Space Station will also join in. A great man once said: "And so, my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country." Please pass this to all those you know so they will know what is going on and also please stand together and show our support for our Military now and for those who died fighting for all we enjoy today. Also the next time you meet any veteran or active servicemen, please say "Thank you for serving". I know it would be greatly appreciated.
Count on me on Monday the 29th at 3pm your time which would be at 9pm my time (I'm in Spain)
Thanks Richie, doesn't matter where you are, we can show our guys we care from anywhere in the world !!
Bleacher: Thanks for answering my message. Today's the day I won't forget, for me it's at 9 pm. I hope there will be many people who do remember.
Hi, i just came across this topic via a google search anddidn't wanna pass up the opportunity to thank you. Indeed...Let's reflect on those that have given their lives inservice to our country for the past 230 years. Thanks forgetting the word out. ~Kim from near Fort Hood, Texas, homeof the 4th ID & 1st CAV
Boy, I'll tell ya, thes people up here where I live now in PA, don't even put out a flag. It's very sad. Our guys are over there in that godforsaken place, and these people up here have no respect for them, really a damn shame :-( On a better note, there was a program on Sunday night featuring the Air Force Band. They had a guy singing with them who sounded like an opera star. Turns out he is one of New Yorks FINEST. My Dad was in the Army Air Corp during WW 2, so I sang along with the TV, because I have known the words to that song all my life. To all of our servicemen and women, GOD BLESS AND PROTECT YOU, YOU ARE THE BEST !!!
when did Lefferts General Hospital Closed? I have looked every where I cant find any info on it. If any one has ant info please contact me thank you
I have been looking for some information re: Lefferts General Hospital as well. I need to get a copy of my birth records for an irish/american passport. If anyone has any info when it closed and where their files went I would appreciate it.