Hallee the Homemaker

Loving a Life of Biblical Womanhood

What Veterans’ Day Means to Me

This is a re-do from last year, but it holds so much meaning for me that I could not help but add a little to it and re-post it.

My Great-Grandfather, WWI
my great-grandfather, WWI
my maternal grandfather, WWII
my maternal grandfather, WWII
my paternal grandfather, WWII
my paternal grandfather, WWII
my father-in-law, Vietnam
My father-in-law, Vietnam
My dad, 2nd Ranger Battallion, 1980
My father, 2nd Ranger Battallion, 1980
My father-in-law and sister-in-law, Jump School Graduation, 1989
My father-in-law and sister-in-law, Jump School Graduation, 1986
My dad, Ranger School Instructor, 1986
My dad, Ranger School Instructor, 1986
My husband, his dad, his sister, Kuwait, 1991
My husband, his dad, his sister, Dharhan, Saudi Arabia, Easter Sunday 1991
my mom and dad, 1998
my mom and dad, 1998
my husband, Afghanistan, 2002
My husband, Afghanistan, 2002
my husband and me, 2003
my husband and me, 2003
my husband & daughter - 2003
my sister-in-law, promotion to LTC, 2006
my sister-in-law, promotion to LTC (O-5), 2006 - and may I update this with a congratulations in her upcoming promotion to COL (O-6)!
Gregg and Scott, 2007
my husband and son, 2007
my husband, daughter & son - 2008
my children, 2008
my husband and me, 2009

The valor and sacrifice of all Veterans can never be honored enough. I am so very proud of every one of you, and I pray daily for those of you currently serving. I hope you will accept my humble thanks.

Happy Veterans’ Day.

Hallee

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8 thoughts on “What Veterans’ Day Means to Me”

  1. Happy Veteran’s Day Hallee.

    Thank you to your family for their military service.

    And Thank YOU for supporting them through their service to our country.

    You are an amazing daughter, wife, and mother – and they couldn’t do their job without you!

    Warmly,
    Ann Marie

  2. Wow. That’s quite a family heritage. You have a lot to be proud of and we all have a lot to be thankful for.

  3. A beautiful history of service to this country. {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{Hallee, Gregg, Kaylee, Scott, Jon}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}

  4. Not being from a military family, I cannot personally relate to the sacrifice it must take. However, I can only imagine the pride that you must feel for your family members. Looking at your photos made ME proud and I don’t even know your loved ones! Thank you Hallee and family for your service to our country. I am in awe at what you do.

  6. What a wonderful history of service and how fortunate to have all of those photos! Happy Veterans Day to you and your family; thank you for stopping by my blog. :)

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