Post a name of someone you would like to honor....

Mrs. Sundog wears pink in honor of our friend, Betty Miller,  who passed from breast cancer in 2011

I would like to honor Bill Austin (Florida), and Officer Lumley (killed in line of duty)

I would like to honor my friend, Wilton Robertson...a Viet Nam veteran.  He passed away a few months ago from congestive heart failure.  

I would like to honor the enlightened state of human consciousness that quietly observes everything deep within us all.

Harold and Elouise Mellenthin, Lillian Wickizer.......my grandparents that shaped my life!!!!  I wish i could be as good as them!!

John, my friend that was in the US Navy with me. RIP my friend

i would like to honor my best friend that past away last year from cancer Dave Longstreth... R.I.P. my friend... i miss you! :'(

I wood like to honor the most decorated U.S. Marine who ever lived.

His Name is "Chesty Puller". he went all the way through the Ranks From Private to General, and Has 4 Navy Crosses..

I would like to honor my mother, who made me the woman I am!

Cher Ami

http://www.homeofheroes.com/wings/part1/3b_cherami.html

Those who have posted memories have made me happy to know others keep our family,friends and true hero's in our hearts and minds....they will be with us forever....maybe this isn't 'politically correct" but I don't care...I will follow God's laws...not man's for being correct...and so...God bless you all and those who have influenced your lives!!!!!

I honor my good friend, Ted. He died a month ago at age 84. For more than 50 years he led a remarkable life of loving service to others and to his family. He was the most loving, selfless and humble man I've known... and he was funny.  = )  I'll never forget him.

I bumped into his wife in town today in a parking lot. She looks just fine... with friends'n family. Ted led a most loving and honorable life. I'm grateful to have known him and to have his example.

Thanks, Pete.

I would like to honor my grand father Johnny hight who was army an died  an my father who was viet nam vet army now dead, and step father air force now dead, an my brother who i loved now dead thank you for this oppertunetiy to remember them.....may they all rest in peace

I'd like to honor my grad-father and my father who were both in the Army.

I just spotted this blog..which is one of the worthiest ones' i've seen. 

It's only fitting that I mention, also, my uncle Robert, who literally gave his life for his men, holding back attacking forces, while his fellow comrades escaped,  during a fight in Italy, during WW2. 

Thanks again for your thoughtfulness...only speaks well of you, Pete. :)

Thank you Iron Butterfly and everyone....this past Sunday, June 30, 2013, Arizona lost 19 hotshot firefighters while fighting a forest fire in Yarnell, Arizona...they were a wonderful crew of young men...unfortunately the winds shifted without warning and they all perished..the whole crew....this is the worst loss of firefighters since 9/11...my thoughts and prayers go out to their families, friends and all who put their lives on the line to save our forests...

I would like to honour every man and woman, that has sacrificed their life in the name of freedom. If it had not been for them, I would not be here today. God bless them all.

I agree Safari Queen...thank you for sharing the picture

I would like to honor my two late grandmothers Ivona and Vasylyna. fingers were crooked by rheumatism as consequence of long-term hard physical work. I loved them. Liquidators radioactive man-made disasters.