Remembrance Sunday

[menotu]

Did any forum members observe the 2 minutes silence?

Services  have/will place across the world as people fall silent for 2 minutes to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

[joechimp]

+1 All respect to those that served. The least we can do.

[Mike]

+132 to All who have paid the high price for us..and to all who are, or have served, our utmost respect and thanks..

[turk101]

Church were I attend had nice service this morning....2 world war 2 vets were there....an honor for me to know them....have a nephew still in Afghanistan....4th time  ....praying for all our women and men serving....and very proud...

[Lone Stranger]

In my church I was the organist for the morning's worship service and the plan was to sing our national anthem right after the service.  Since the service ended a couple of minutes after 11am our pastor decided right then for us to observe one minute of silence after which I lead the congregation in singing our anthem "O Canada."

[ppiklapp]

To all who served and to those who kept the home fires burning for those who served, I humbly give honor to all of you.  It doesn't matter where you served, when you served, or how you served, you deserve to be honored.

[sammy2fish]

To those guys & gals that served/serve or country deserve our utmost respect.

We sit here on our computers in comfort... while they may well be putting their lives on the line.

Thanks to them, one and all..!!!

[Padma]

The definition of a veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to his country, for an amount of 'up to, and including, his life.'

I salute all my comrades in arms, past, present, and future, and I lift my glass in silent toast to those whose checks were cashed in full, far too early.

[joechimp]

The definition of a veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to his country, for an amount of 'up to, and including, his life.'

I salute all my comrades in arms, past, present, and future, and I lift my glass in silent toast to those whose checks were cashed in full, far too early.

Well said.

[ppiklapp]

The definition of a veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to his country, for an amount of 'up to, and including, his life.'

I salute all my comrades in arms, past, present, and future, and I lift my glass in silent toast to those whose checks were cashed in full, far too early.

+1,000,000