God Bless you also Rita; I think and pray for you often
Ritasays
Thank you Ginette! I pray for you as well.
Tammy Ssays
What a moving picture! It’s perfect for Wordless Wednesday. God Bless you also.
Ritasays
Thank you! God Bless!
Natalie Fsays
Thank you for sharing, incredible picture. God bless you. I pray you will be given the gift of His peace and hope, and also renewed faith.
Ritasays
Thank you Natalie, your prayers mean so much to me.
Jeansays
It took me a few moments to get my bearings, but wow. Very affecting photo.
Ritasays
Yes it is and it was just somehow perfect for the day.
Denise Taylor-Dennissays
Wow that picture certainly stirs some emotions. It is so hard to imagine what these men had to go through.
Ritasays
It does stir the emotions. When I was little my Grandfather would tell us about landing at Normandy. He lied about his age to get in and was terrified that he would be pulled from service when the Army found out he was the youngest son. He said after the Sullivan’s were killed the Armed Services just wouldn’t take everyone anymore. Both his sister and brother were already serving and he wanted to as well. He told all sorts of war stories from the beaches of Normandy to the fields of Vietnam.
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God Bless you also Rita; I think and pray for you often
Thank you Ginette! I pray for you as well.
What a moving picture! It’s perfect for Wordless Wednesday. God Bless you also.
Thank you! God Bless!
Thank you for sharing, incredible picture. God bless you. I pray you will be given the gift of His peace and hope, and also renewed faith.
Thank you Natalie, your prayers mean so much to me.
It took me a few moments to get my bearings, but wow. Very affecting photo.
Yes it is and it was just somehow perfect for the day.
Wow that picture certainly stirs some emotions. It is so hard to imagine what these men had to go through.
It does stir the emotions. When I was little my Grandfather would tell us about landing at Normandy. He lied about his age to get in and was terrified that he would be pulled from service when the Army found out he was the youngest son. He said after the Sullivan’s were killed the Armed Services just wouldn’t take everyone anymore. Both his sister and brother were already serving and he wanted to as well. He told all sorts of war stories from the beaches of Normandy to the fields of Vietnam.