Send a thank you card to a member of the armed service

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BrentB

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If you go to this website, www.letssaythanks.com, you can pick out a thank you card and Xerox will print it and it will be sent to a soldier that is currently serving in Iraq . You can't pick out who gets it, but it will go to some member of the armed services.

It is FREE and it only takes a second.

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Thanks Brent, It does only take a second or two. I've bookmarked the site and will likely return to it often. We can't thank them enough.
 
brent, must be a busy site! i got a "not available" message. hope that many folks are using the site!!! :D
c u later,
mike
 
Just sent mine. It felt good. i will send some more. Just cant thank them enough for a job that I believe has to be done. thanks for the link to the site.
 
Sea Wolf":16jwm21e said:
I did it too!

Felt very good, and was definitely over due!

Will repeat as I feel necessary.

Joe.
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There's about 140,000 of them over there. I won't get that many sent but I'll make a dent in it. I'm sure if Pat and Joe send one each time they post on this site, we'll get them all covered before Christmas! :thup :thup

charlie
 
This is a great site. I forwarded it to everyone I know.
Thanks for bringing it to our attention!

Remember, if you can afford it.... never let military personnel in a restaurant or pub pick up their own tab. You'd be surprized how many times someone else has beat you to it. :)
 
Roy and Lucky, great idea....Let me know the next time you go out, I'll see if I can squeeze into my old uniform.... :smilep :cocktail :beer

Charlie
 
My son (in-law) is in the Navy...and is home now but was in Bagdad during the first of the shooting...I was really glad when he got home.. I think sending a note to a young person in the service is a really good idea....I will do it..I all to well remember the long days overseas.

Rachel my daughter who is attending UC Channel Islands just finished writing a kids book about "when daddy is at work" designed for (little) children with fathers awayt on deployment. She is working on her elementary credential.

Joel
SEA3PO
 
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