To my brother — thank you for serving. Thank you for coming home. Thank you for becoming the uncle our kids brag about.
Fresh today · Tuesday, 14 July
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Happy Veterans Day to my husband's grandfather, my own father, my niece in the Navy, and every veteran by blood or marriage in this family. We are proud of all of you.
Today the family salutes the family. Thank you, veterans. We love you. We are grateful you are ours.
To the woman who served in this family — the country has often forgotten you. We never will. Thank you. We love you.
Wishing the veterans in our family a long, slow Veterans Day. Coffee with someone who knows. Time with people who love you. Quiet, where you need it.
Today is for the family members who served and the ones who waited at home. Both were brave. Both were ours. Thank you.
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More from today
To the veterans in this family tree — going back generations — thank you. We come from your courage. We won't forget that.
Happy Veterans Day to my brother-in-law, my favorite veteran. Thank you for your service. Thank you for marrying my sister. Both took bravery.
To every member of this family who served — thank you. We carry your service with us. We are proud always. Today especially.
Today is the day we tell the veterans in our family what we should tell them every day. Thank you. We love you. We are honored you are ours.
Wishing my aunt, who served before most women in this family knew they could, a Veterans Day of full recognition. We are proud of you. Always.
To my grandparents who served — both of them, in their separate ways, in their separate wars — thank you. We carry the line forward proudly because of you.
Happy Veterans Day to the family members who came back changed, who came back whole, who came back at all. We are grateful for every one of you.
Today is the day to say it out loud, in front of the family: we are proud of our veterans. We love them. We thank them. We will not stop.
To my brother who served quietly and came home humbler than he left — thank you. We are proud. We love you. Happy Veterans Day.
Wishing every veteran cousin, niece, nephew, and in-law a Veterans Day of recognition. The family thanks you. The country thanks you. We see what you gave.
Today the family lifts up its veterans. Loud, proud, grateful, soft, all of it. Thank you. We love you. We are honored you are ours.
To the veterans in this family — past, present, and the young ones still in uniform — thank you. We are proud of all of you. Always.
Today is your day, family veterans. Wear the pin. Tell the story or don't. Either way, we are honoring you. Thank you. We love you. We are grateful.
The flag flies today because of the people we honor. Thank you, veterans. The country sees what you did.
Land of the free, because of the brave. Today, the brave include the men and women we thank. Happy Veterans Day, America.
Today the flag is at attention. So are we. Thank you, veterans.
America is not an idea we got for free. Today we honor the people who paid for it.
To every soldier, sailor, airman, marine, and coast guard veteran — thank you for keeping the republic. Happy Veterans Day.
The country stands today because veterans stood when they had to. Thank you. We have not forgotten.