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Let's Take a Minute Today To Reflect and Remember...

Sep. 10, 2006
Categorized in: Thoughts
Tagged with: 911, rememberance

Even though 9/11/2006 has passed, let us forget about business for one minute out of our day and remember our fallen fellow citizens, and our men and women in uniform here at home and around the world.

No matter what your political views are or what's occurred since, this day is a day of remembrance; a day of patriotism; a day to be thankful for all that our great nation has to offer. So, I propose that we all take just a minute out of our busy day and remember and reflect. Hopefully, we as a nation will never forget the events of 9/11/01 and the lessons learned.

God Bless America.