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Meaning Of Honor's Memorial Day
I would like to thank everyone that has shown their support, encouragement, sympathy, love, and prayers towards the sudden passing of my beloved grandpa from last week. Please continue to keep us in your prayers as my family goes through this new season of life. This year's Memorial Day definitely attached a different meaning to it. My grandpa was given Military Honors at the cemetery as he served in the Army in between the Korean and Vietnam War. It brought great pride, joy, and honor for him to be able to served. Thank you for those who had served and are currently serving. It is because of you that we have our freedom and liberty.
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