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	02-25-2008 06:31 AM #1
 I read your Brother's story and for him to go on and do his job with such compassion for other people while having to deal with what his wife is putting him through, he is truly a great guy. I will keep him in my prayers as everyone else. My Niece was 19 when she was deployed to Iraq she drove an 18 wheel fuel tanker. I thank God she got home safe. With so many Soldiers fighting this war most of us have loved ones involved.
 
 Good Luck to your Brother, and all who are doing what is asked of them over there.
 
 p.s. almost 40 years same woman, I think she is a keeper.
 
 Richard
 
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	02-25-2008 07:41 AM #2
 Wow. That really brings home what these poor guys and gals are facing on an everyday basis. It has to effect them and change them forever.
 
 You must be very proud of your Brother, Steve. He sounds like a great guy. Bob makes a very interesting point about our priorities relative to the people we celebrate. Every TV show is consumed with "Paris Hilton did this" or "Linday Lowhan is back in rehab", then a very small segment of the news says "Oh, and by the way, 200 people were killed by suicide bombers today, 20 of them US Soldiers."    
 
 Thank you for posting his communication here. Makes me sad, but proud and happy at the same time that there are people like him still in this world.
 
 Don
 






 
		
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