If you think this is difficult, let me try to answer. In all cases, a sincere “Thank you for your service” is sufficient. You need no military experience to say and mean this. The response will depend on further talks. If none, you will have done more than you know. The veteran will be more than grateful.
It is said, a veteran signed a blank check payable to the United States of America for service to include the ultimate sacrifice of giving their life.
Perhaps the more difficult question is “What do you say, when the veteran offers thanks back to you?” Don’t worry, you will say or do the right thing. Maybe a handshake, pat on the shoulder or a smile. They’ll know.
What you may not realize is — for a moment, you are that veteran’s parade.
Lt. (fmr) Donald H. Nau, U.S. Army
Sparta
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Milledgeville Golf Assoc. given letter of thanks
The Milledgeville Golf Association received a letter of thanks from Ms. Vonetta R. Martin of the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services, located in Milledgeville.
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Balloons from SCA were litter, not Scripture
On Jan. 27, The Union-Recorder printed a photograph of children at Sinclair Christian Academy releasing 100 balloons into the air.
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Praise for Obama’s stance on birth control
As a Catholic, I applaud the Obama administration for ensuring that nurses, teachers and secretaries have access to affordable birth control.
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Carl Vinson an integral part of local history
I read with interest recently the article “Community gives much to history.”
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Thank you for helping a family in need
Christmas has always been a special time of celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Thank you for help with Eagle Scout project
I would like to take this opportunity to thank several people for their help with completing my Eagle Scout project.
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To Jean Aycock Oconee Regional Medical Center
Harold and my life have been so hectic and traumatic ever since July when we found that Harold has pancreatic cancer.
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Pilot Club appreciates help on its projects
On Saturday, Nov. 5, the Pilot Club of Milledgeville held its 12th annual “Child Seat Safety Check” at the Milledgeville Mall.
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Thank you for successful Christmas parade
This year’s Christmas Parade was the largest and attended by more people than any parade in a long time.
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Support a new American Christmas tradition
As the holidays approach, the giant Asian factories are kicking into high gear to provide Americans with monstrous piles of cheaply produced goods — merchandise that has been produced at the expense of American labor.
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