To my dad — the veteran, the husband, the father, the grandfather — thank you. For all of it. For all the versions.
Fresh today · Tuesday, 14 July
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A handful of wishes pulled from the cabinet this morning. Pick one up — copy, save it to your pinboard, or send it on.
Today is your day, Dad. Wear the cap. Tell the story if you want to. Don't, if you don't. Either way: thank you. We love you.
The country says thank you today. So do we. So have we. Always. Happy Veterans Day, Dad.
Happy Veterans Day to the man who gave years to his country and the rest to his family. Thank you for both. Love you, Dad.
Dad, today we honor you. For your service. For what it gave us. For the example you set without saying a word about it.
There's a man you were before I existed. He served. He came home. He became my father. Today is for him. Thank you, Dad.
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More from today
The dad I have is the dad shaped by the years you gave. I would not trade either. Happy Veterans Day. I love you.
Today I am proud of my dad. Today, especially. Today, out loud. Thank you for everything you did. We see you.
Happy Veterans Day, Dad. For the discipline, the grit, the patience, the steady hand — all of it traces back to the service you don't talk about. Today we do.
To the man who served his country and then raised his children with the same quiet honor — thank you, Dad. We love you.
Today the flag is for you. The parade is for you. The thank-yous are for you. Take all of it. You earned every one of them.
Happy Veterans Day, Dad. We are proud of the soldier you were. We are grateful for the father you became. Today and always.
The country owes you. So does this family. Thank you, Dad. For everything. Past and present.
Dad — thank you for serving. Thank you for coming home. Thank you for being the man who taught me what service even meant. Happy Veterans Day. I love you.
To the veterans in our family — thank you for the years you gave. Today the country says it. So does this house. We love you.
Happy Veterans Day to every uncle, brother, sister, cousin, aunt, grandfather, and grandmother in this family who served. We are proud. We are grateful.
Today I'm thinking about every family member who put on the uniform. Thank you. We see what you gave.
To my uncle who served — thank you. The country owes you. The family does too. Happy Veterans Day.
Wishing my brother, the veteran, a day of being properly thanked. We are proud of you. We love you. We see what you did.
Today is for the family members who came home and the ones who didn't. Both shaped who we are. Both deserve our gratitude.
To the veteran in our family who doesn't like to make a fuss — today is the day to make a fuss for you. Thank you. We are proud.
Happy Veterans Day to my sister, who served when many didn't have to. We have always been proud. Today we say it loud.
To my cousin in uniform — thank you. For the time you gave. For the family member you became when you came home. We love you.
Today the family pauses. To thank the veterans among us. To remember the ones we lost. To say what we don't say often enough.
Wishing every member of this family who served a Veterans Day full of pride, of family, of gratitude. We see you. We thank you.