THEY WERE SO YOUNG

[Richard M]

You are a Good Host.

Keep your heart strong.

We love you.

[Richard Waddell]

Thank you for sharing this presentation of thanks and love, and everything else that went into the production of such a beautiful and moving recital, and to the audience that gently joined in the four-part singing of 'America.' How generous to include the script as a transcript.

Thank you!

[Walt Wenzel]

This left me weepy. Thank you.

[Kevin Slick]

Beautiful. Thank you. I went to the Antietam National Battlefield this week, a powerful time, yes hopefully we will all reclaim this day. I share this memory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkCVlJSqAQA&t=2s

[JoAnn Ronning]

Excellent poem and all so true! We must never forget their bravery and sacrifice and hopefully learn from mistakes of the past. Thank you for this reminder of what Memorial Day really means.

[Deacon Pamela Glasser]

thanks and amen

[George P Farrell]

Like the round: Where have all the flowers gone. ... Gone to graveyards everyone. When will they ever learn ...

[Chuck Braithwaite]

Thank you, from an old vet

[My kingdom for a K9]

I, sincerely, thank you,

for your service, Mr. Braithwaite.

[Douglas Graham]

Thank you for reminding us of the purpose of this holiday in such a beautiful way.

[gene tascott]

Edited and reposted on my Facebook page, but I had to wipe the tears off my face before I could do that.

.One of the most moving posts you have ever done, Thank You, Mr, Keillor!

[Roger Krenkler]

Hear, Hear !! Thank All Of You!!

[Torrance Stephens]

I would like to share this: Remembering The Men of The Vietnam War https://tinyurl.com/3eff5hyc

[Forrest]

Such a perfect way to remind us of war's horror that, hopefully someday, cause us to find peace!

[Don McIntyre]

Such a lovely, poignant poem. Thank you.

[Steve Spencer]

Thank you for helping to provide the meaning of this day. Wonderful homage!

[Rosalind McGill]

Thank you.