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May 30, 2005, 11:55 PM
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how much sadder can this get? the majority of the fallen are younger than 25. they're just kids. they haven't even lived...there are over 1000 of them and he is reading every one.
i truly appreciate Mr. Koppel doing this. the first time he was going to do it, people threw a fit. i'm glad that he has gone ahead with it. it's fitting that we hear their names and reflect a moment upon them and their loved one's loss. pat |
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May 30, 2005, 11:57 PM
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I totally agree Pat. Thanks for telling us.
(((((((((In Rememberance of Our Soldiers and Families present and past)))))))) Hugz~ Beth
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