Never have I seen so many blessed and astonished faces as I have when I have been presenting (not handing out) these cards to our wonderful veterans and currently serving warriors of freedom. All have received these “gifts” in appreciation, humbleness, and gratefulness. Thank you for what you are doing and may God bless you all greatly.
Michael D. White,
Harrison, TN
I’m down to my last 10 Thank You cards. This only means that I’m seeing more and more Soldiers, and I’m being more comfortable approaching these fine men and women. I better order them before I’m completely out. I’ve lost track of how many I have ordered over the years. ,,I was leaving a fast food business the other morning and I noticed an Iraqi War Veteran license plate on a car in the drive through lane. Lucky for me that the young lady driving had her window down, and keeping a respectable distance (as to not let her think she was about to be car-jacked), I asked her who the solider was. When she said her husband is a Marine and served in Iraq, I nearly cried. She is so young, and thinking that her loved one was gone for who knows how long was just about heartbreaking. I asked her to pass along my thanks to him for serving our country, and I thanked her too for supporting him. ,–,Warmly,
Chandler Bainter,
,Louisville KY
After returning home from Vietnam 40 years ago on a stretcher; I received one of your cards for the first time today. I have been told thank you several times…but you really do not know what that one card means to me.. I cried like a child. Thank You’s are great but it really took effort for someone to order your cards and then not knowing me from John Doe, out of the blue handing me a card. ,,You Sir are an American Hero!!!! Thank You and God Bless You,Thomas Miller,Army Security Agency Cryptologist ,23rd Infantry Division ,123rd Aviation Bn,Chu Lia Vietnam ’70-’71,
Thomas Miller,
Pell City, AL
I live near Ft Leonard Wood and I see many,service men and women. When I hand them a card they are usualy surprised, then they look at the Army jacket that I ware and we begin talking. There is a bond that last and last. I was asked one time why I do welcome homes for service men and women. I said I don’t want them to come home as I did… You know when that was. To all our service men and women God Bless you and come home safe.,For God and Country….. Sgt D
Sgt Robert A. DeMitry,
Elk Creek, MO
Thank you for offering these cards for others to pass out. I often say thank you to our Military Members but this is a way for them to see and hold that thank you in their hands.
Dale Wingert,
Broomfield, CO
I am a hospice nurse and come across many WWII Vets, saying thank you sometimes just isn’t enough. I think by giving them this card, they can look at it over and over again.
Kate Michalek,
Muskego, WI
From 1966 to 1987 I was in the U.S. Navy. It has been in the past few years that I have been Thanked for time of service. On May 13 2012 I was given a Thank You Card, what a great way to say what is in your heart. I want to thank you for coming up with the card.
Richard McCammon,
Russellville, AR
I received one of these cards yesterday and was blown away. They are a wonderful way to say thank you for their service,
Ron Smith,
Summerfield, NC
i would love to give some cards out. I am a vet and if someone would of gave me one of these cards when i was in the army it would of made my day.
Jerry Larson
Duluth, MN
