Fallen but not forgotten: 'Letters Home'

Wally Bunker, Culpeper, VA — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 21:56:36 GMT

The Cowherd family is a close knit family coping with the horrors of war and the empty feeling left from the loss of a son or brother. The Cowherds are a wonderful family, who cherish Leonard Cowherd II's memory. They are a typical and wonderful American family coping with grief, like the more than 4,000 others. I know them and respect them and consider them friends. They are to be admired by everyone. I know I do.

Fallen but not forgotten: 'Letters Home'

Cary Skelton, Roanoke, Virginia. — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:19:26 GMT

I read this entry this morning and was almost speechless, I couldn't think of what to write but I knew I really wanted to write something.

This is a deeply touching story, and what an amazing way to remember our troops and remind people that we are still at war. It's hard to believe how long we've been at war, it often feels to me like it just started. Although I'm sure that's not the case for our military.

May God continue to bless each and every member of our armed forces. I pray every night for their safety and strength.

-Cary

Fallen but not forgotten: 'Letters Home'

Teresa Warren Atlanta, Georgia — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 11:32:39 GMT

God bless us all and for those of us whom has lost love ones in these wars, I will pray and pray for rest and peace for their souls. My heart is full there aren't words to express my thanks as an american for the families whom rised men and women who love this country so much that they are willing to give their life for it and so other can live feeling safe and free. (DEAR GOD PLEASE END THESE WARS AND BRING OUR PEOPLE HOME SAFELY "NOW")
THANK YOU LORD, "AND SO IT IS" AMAN AMAN AMAN

Fallen but not forgotten: 'Letters Home'

Frank Evans, Columbus, GA — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 02:55:45 GMT

I share the pain of the families who have lost loved ones in combat. I lost a best friend in combat over 40 years ago in another far-a-way place: Vietnam. His death changed my life forever. I am proud to have been, and continue to be,associated with our military forces. God Bless them and their families. Hopefully those who lost a friend, son, daughter, spouse or someone close to them will find some peace and comfort in the knowledge that their loved ones gave the most valuable gift one can give to another in service to their country and our way of life.