People of Voice...

Every one of us should be doing this every time we see someone who serves
our country. Either in the military, police, fire, EMT, these people put
their life on the line every day for your freedom and your safety. They
don't do it for the money, they don't do for the glory, they do it to
serve.

Regardless of your political persuasion or affiliation, if you think you
should, you should. This isn't about Washington, it isn't about whether you believe the war is right or wrong, and isn't about whether you like me or my politics.

Don't go another day feeling awkward about saying what
you feel. Here's an easy way to say thank you without having to say a
word.

http://www.gratitudecampaign.org/fullmovie.php

It will make both you and the person you are thanking feel better.

We don't know them all, and we never will, but wouldn't it be nice for all
of them to get a simple thank you everyday from someone they don't know.
Someone who has taken the time to make a simple gesture of thanks.

William, Adam, Johnny Green and many many others at this site have served and they all deserve our thanks and respect for that service.

I have often thanked these people for their service with a hand shake and
two words. Some of you may not be as outgoing as I am but have wanted to
express your thanks too. Now you can.

No excuses.

Average American