This website is dedicated to Matt Parker.
Matt was a military patient at Walter Reed Hospital in DC
He had surgery to amputate both legs.
Matt was one of the victims of a roadside bomb
while serving his country in Iraq.
Matt, thank you for your service and
dedication to our country.
We are eternally grateful to you.
May our gracious and loving God
bless you with a quick recovery
and may you be with your family once more.
(Matt's Aunt Susie is a good internet friend.)
UPDATE ON MATT
Matt got married in March 2008-a small wedding
but he and Nina will have another
wedding in July..bless them both.
They make a beautiful couple and have
been going together since high school.
WITH GRATITUDE
kacey
To the Armed Forces of the United States
The men and women brave
For those who came home to loved ones~~
and those who rest in graves.
To those who gave their lives
so that we could live in peace
~left heartbroken wives and newborn babies
~babies they'll never see.
For the sacrifices made
you have earned our love and respect
and if we sometimes made you
feel you were victims of neglect
~we want each one of you to know
our hearts were with you all the way
We didn't forget your service to us
and we didn't forget to pray
For agonizing moments of fear
with homesick and unashamed tears
among impossible conditions
-when the minutes must have seemed like years.
We pray God will keep our troops from harm
and soon for home you'll depart
But for you who gave your lives for us
~you're forever in our hearts.
God keeps you safe in Heaven now
~no enemies now to fear
and that beautiful flag of red, white and blue
Still waves proudly for you here.
All Rights Reserved-Kacey, 2007
GOD BLESS OUR CANUCKS AS THEY TOO SERVE!
More Memorial Websites HERE!
We pray for the families and friends
of the students and faculty members who lost their
lives during a senseless shooting at Virginia Tech University~
April 16, 2007-Blacksburg, Virginia.
God bless you all-rest in peace, you are with Him.
You will never know pain again.
Little Christian Golczynski receiving the flag of the United States
for his Father, Staff Sargeant Golczynski, who was killed
during his second tour of duty in Iraq.
He went back at his request.
Interesting facts about the Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier
(I made my first visit to the tomb at 8 years old.)
Yahoo Directory of Military Websites..helpful information.
Show you support our Military.
Fantastic Military Information