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For all Proud Military Moms

By ProudMilitaryMom on November 11, 2008 at 12:15 PM in Soldiers/Veterans

This song is for all of us Moms with kids on active duty and all the proud military moms who have gone before us. The song is called “Letters From War.” May all our troops come home safe. God Bless.

From ProudMilitaryMom at CommonSenseGram blog.

  • Will Smith
  • JustMe

    ProudMilitaryMom

    Brought me to tears! The feeling of a son/daughter at war must be the hardest emotion for a mother.
    Growing up as a child we never know a mother’s love until we have children of our own.

    God bless all our service men and women and may they all come home to their families..

  • kp

    Not a military mom myself, but sitting here crying at the computer. God Bless you all and your sons and daughters!

  • Maria3

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  • RebelCarol

    Thank you Proud Military Mom. I too am a Proud Military Mom. God Bless all our men and women who so proudly serve our Country. We proudly stand beside you.

    I talked to my son last night on the phone and I know he is well and safe for the moment. Your video brought tears to my eyes. Thank you again.

  • imustprotest

    Don’t forget, Governor Sarah Palin is a Proud Military Mom too.

  • imustprotest

    as is….Cindy McCain.

  • proudmilitarymom

    Lots of military parents! My son left me a message this morning, so good to hear his voice.
    Yes, this song tears me up- exactly the feelings we have when our kids are in harms way.

    And yes, both Gov. Palin and Mrs. Mccain are proud military moms.

    I have always been proud of my son and his wife but there is always that element of fear. But as my son says, “Mom, somebody has to stand up for our country.”

  • Brigitte N.

    Whatever happened to Susan? I do not see any posts from her.

  • HARP

    Canadians remember their fallen on Veterans Day.

    God bless all vets.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYlrrAWCTRg

  • Canadian4Hillary

    Harp, thank you for the beautiful song. A fitting tribute to all the troops serving our Countries.

    My thoughts & prayers are with them & their families today & everyday.

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WCd3lQY0o8 Canadian4Hillary

    In Canada we call it Remembrance Day and wear a red poppy in memory of our fallen soldiers who fought for our freedom.

    click on my name for In Flanders Field a poem from a Canadian soldier.

  • proudmilitarymom

    I love that poem- We memorized it in fourth grade and it has always stuck with me- thanks!

  • http://noquarterusa.net/ NoQuarter

    I’m still around. Just had to go underground because the Obamabots won’t stop until they completely destroy my life — every facet of it. It really helps if people don’t ask. I do post once in a while, just under other names. I’ve also been really sick, and have spent most of the last month in bed. Going to the doctor again.

  • Georgia

    God bless you! It brought tears to my eyes. Thank you and your son for their service!

  • http://noquarter foxyladi14

    get well soon..hugs.
    today was my my husbands birthday.
    he would have been 71 today.he served his country with pride.
    god bless the troops and their families

  • HT

    Harp, thank you for the link, it brought fresh tears on this day of Rememberance. My father and two uncles were in WW11 – all died prematurely, and my grandfather died at Paschendale, so today is a very sad day for me. I watch the ceremonies in tears and think of all the folks like PMM, whose sons and daughters are currently involved in conflicts far away from their families. It is a “Pittance of Time” to take a few moments and show respect and thankfulness, and this song goes right to the core of that, so thank you again.

    And God Bless all vets, active duty soldiers and their families.
    Back to lurking.

  • tillthen

    Today at the Mall, I got a free coffee at the cookie place when I was asked if I was a veteran. It made me feel good. Small things like that mean so much after the punch in the stomach on 11/4/11, another day of infamy for America….No cookie, though.

  • http://deleted Buzz Latte

    What does that make Commie Dearest? LOL

  • Friz

    Sorry to hear about your troubles. Hope you feel better.

  • Dawnelle

    Hey {{Mom}} that was GREAT!

    Made me cry though. I hope soldier (?) is safe!
    Be Proud! :-)

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