05/28/18 Texas Gizmo PMPS=218, +2=249, +4=199
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carfurby (GA)
Member Since 2012
I hope Gizmo continues to eat for you today. 
Beth 73
Member Since 2016
Amen and amen , Lizzie . My dad was wounded at The Battle of the Bulge and DH Daddy was here building PT boats during WW 2 .
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Olive & Paula
Member Since 2015
Gizmo can you come down a bit.
Olive & Paula
Member Since 2015
Amen and amen , Lizzie . My dad was wounded at The Battle of the Bulge and DH Daddy was here building PT boats during WW 2 .
My grandfather WWII was in the Bulge. My father Korea, was state side engineering and testing the missiles. Two uncles served in Nam, both returned safely. Nephew was in Afghanistan, returned safely.
Tasha & Darwin
Member Since 2017
Lovely post!
LizzieInTexas
Member Since 2016
PMPS=218
History:
AMPS=240, +2=260, +4=213, +11=214
History:
AMPS=240, +2=260, +4=213, +11=214
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Hi Lizzie! I had remembered that Gizmo was also seeing an IM vet tomorrow. Keeping good thoughts and sending vetty vines to you and Gizmo. I hope you get some answers also.
Memorial Day is always a sad day to me. Being a Marine brat and one of a career service man, ( 30 years) I know all too well the sacrifices these men and woman make serving their country. My dad went to Viet Nam when I was 8 years old and I know the havoc it played on my family as my mother pregnant with baby #5, fell apart racked with worry and fear. We older kids ( ages 10-8 ) were left without 2 parents for 18 months and taking care of my younger brother as my mom was just not capable to cope.
We were lucky that my Dad came back , but to an emotionally fractured family and life would never be the same again.
We were lucky as a family to not be around yet when Dad also served in WWII and Korea. What a man, my Dad!
To all those who have served and are serving, with much love and gratitude I send.
Memorial Day is always a sad day to me. Being a Marine brat and one of a career service man, ( 30 years) I know all too well the sacrifices these men and woman make serving their country. My dad went to Viet Nam when I was 8 years old and I know the havoc it played on my family as my mother pregnant with baby #5, fell apart racked with worry and fear. We older kids ( ages 10-8 ) were left without 2 parents for 18 months and taking care of my younger brother as my mom was just not capable to cope.
We were lucky that my Dad came back , but to an emotionally fractured family and life would never be the same again.
We were lucky as a family to not be around yet when Dad also served in WWII and Korea. What a man, my Dad!
To all those who have served and are serving, with much love and gratitude I send.
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