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From: Colonels Patricia and Richard Daniels
On: 11/11/09
Good Morning, brave fur soldiers. We visit to honor you on this Veteran's Day. We recognize your dedicated service to our nation and to those with whom you served so faithfully. We regret we have none of your names to honor each of you individually but know you all are deeply honored by us and remembered for your service not only on occasions such as Memorial Day and Veteran's Day but always. We recognize the great debt owed you four-legged warriors who served us so well and will be forever thankful for what you gave us...your unconditional loyalty and great courage as you fought alongside us, often saving many lives through your vigilance and bravery. We salute you today and always. We keep you and the memory of your service forever in our hearts. We hope the depth of our appreciation and honor is recognized by you in our simple but heartfelt words "Thank you". Rest forever in honored and well earned peace, brave fur warriors.
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From: Colonels Patricia & Richard Daniels
On: 5/25/09
Good Morning, brave fur soldiers. We visit you again on yet another Memorial Day to pay honor to you and to say your dedicated service and sacrifices are not forgotten. We thank you for your brave service and unswerving loyalty in protecting our troops in harm's way. Your selfless devotion is remembered and honored by those who know of you. Rest peacefully for all time in the hearts of those who hold you closely in honored memory. We leave you once more with the yellow roses of traditional military remembrance to mark for all to see the great and loving honor which you so deeply deserve. Romp forever free from your honored duty now in the Lord's care in beautiful Paradise meadow...you earned your rest with service and devotion...thank you always, brave fur soldiers
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From: Nicholas Klumb
On: 1/2/09
Thanks for looking after our guys. I deeply regret having to leave you there.
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From: Colonels Patricia & Richard Daniels
On: 11/11/08
Good Morning, brave and faithful fur soldiers. We visit you on another Veteran's Day to once again pay honor to you for your brave and devoted service. We want you to know you are NOT forgotten but are held forever deeply in the hearts of many...especially military men and women with whom you served so proudly and so well. Your selfless service and brave acts that so many times saved lives are remembered so long as there lives those of us who had the honor of serving and know of your great service and unfailing loyalty. We are still ashamed our nation did not recognize your devotion and treat you honorably for your service...we ask your forgiveness for this terrible injustice. We present you a memorial of the legendary yellow rose of the U.S. Cavalry as a symbol of our remembrance and a salute for brave and honorable service. Rest always in honored and revered memory, brave fur soldiers.
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From: Colonels Patricia & Richard Daniels
On: 5/26/08
Good Morning, brave fur soldiers. We visit on this Memorial Day to pay honor to you and to say your dedicated service and sacrifices are never to be forgotten. We thank you for all you did to serve and protect our troops in harm's way. Your selfless devotion and loyalty is remembered and honored by those who know of you. Rest peacefully always in the hearts of those with whom you served so well. You are each held closely in honored memory. Romp forever free from duty now in the Lord's care in beautiful Paradise meadow by Rainbow Bridge...you have earned your rest with your service and devotion...thank you, brave fur soldiers
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From: Peg (Tasha's Mom)
On: 4/9/08
Thank you for the wonderful memorials for all the animals who fought bravely in the wars, I remember my dad speaking of a dog he had in Japan in WWII......and all those animals who had to suffer Katrina and all the other natural and terrorist disasters that we all have witnessed. Their bravery, love, courage and sacrifice should never be forgotten - God bless them and all the animals on Earth & in Heaven!
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From: Paula (Coles' mommy)
On: 3/16/08
This was wonderful of you. The powers that be always think of the humans but they forget that they also sent over 4 legged soldiers. What, their lives are not worthy of anything? I don't think so. The ones that were left over there..we all know where they ended up. And to put them down because they MIGHT pose a threat? The humans that came home, came home with a lot of illnesses & trauma. Did we put them down? NO. We didn't even help those men get through what they had to get through. I don't get it. Thank you for taking time out of your day to think of the babies that we lost during that war. Let's not forget that we are induring yet another war where we have lost lives & the lives of the animals.
Heartbreaking!!!!
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From: Debbie Princess's mom
On: 11/19/07
Hello you honorable beautiful souls I just wanted to stop in at the beginning of this season of miracles to tell each of you that you served your country well and also to ask a special favor of you angel babies, please watch over the soldiers that are fighting for our freedom now hold them up and give them safety during this season of miracles, as you watch over them from above.
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From: Colonels Patricia & Richard Daniels
On: 11/11/07
Good Morning, brave and faithful fur soldiers. We visit you on this Veteran's Day to pay honor to your brave service and tell you you are NOT forgotten by all but held deeply in the hearts of many...especially those military men and women whom you served so well. Your selfless service and brave acts so many times saving lives will be remembered so long as there lives those who had the honor of serving with you and know of your unfailing loyalty. We should have done honorably by you but did not...please forgive us this terrible injustice. Rest well in honored and revered memory, brave fur soldiers.
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From: KAthy W
On: 8/25/07
My Brother in law as a MP in Vietnam
he had a couple of dogs that were his
friends and co-workers.
Thinking of him and the dogs and what
they gave for this nation
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From: Pauline
On: 7/7/07
Shame, shame on our government for this lack of compassion to the soldiers who served them so well. I sit here with tears in my eyes and prayers in my heart for all these brave animals. This is my 2nd visit to their residency. Thank you Ginny.
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From: Carol Hawk
On: 5/25/07
I was completely unaware of this tragic event. Our goverment should be ashamed.
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From: Eva Atzenhofer-Baumgartner
On: 4/8/07
I have been in the states 69/70 everybody I knew was very unhappy about the Vietnam war
I have the gift to be born 1951, after the 2nd worldwar.(in Austria)
I am shoked....4000 dogs I don`t know what to say, except I am so sorry, so sorry about all. E.A.
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From: Becky
On: 2/24/07
I as many Americans who visit this site are touched by taking the time to remember those fur soldiers lost in all wars. Brave animals who dedicated their life to protect their handler as well as America. Thank You for taking the time to do this memorial at Rainbow Bridge.
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From: Patricia & Rich Daniels
On: 1/17/07
Dear Jeanne, we just found this wonderful residency you created for America's brave four-legged warriors. Thank you and bless you for creating this beautiful and moving memorial to all those fur soldiers who sacrificed selflessly and unconditionally. It is indeed sad and shameful that rather than such devotion being properly recognized and repaid by a grateful Government and nation, our fur warriors were abandoned by those they served so well. May the Lord forever hold in His special care those brave furry soldiers who so bravely served and then were forgotten by all but a few.
Both my wife and I are retired U.S. Army. I am a combat vet of 2 1/2 years in Vietnam but unfortunately I know of no names to give you to memorialize...I wish wholeheartedly that I did. Please accept our deepest gratitude for what you have done for our forgotten fur warriors. My wife and I would be honored to assist you in any way with maintenance of your wonderful fur warriors memorial site.
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From: Sharyn-Misty's Momma
On: 9/7/06
I have just visited the site of the America FurSoldiers. It is so sad that these war Soldiers are forgotton by so many. It is so sad that so many were left behind. They are all at Rainbow Bridge now in God's loving hands.
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