two minutes?

As a Marine Veteran I am sure I speak for all veterans when I say thank you so much for recognizing us.

Jim Yancey-NCDOI Semper Fi

Mike,

I really enjoy your web site newsletters and specially your tribute to all veteran's. Hope that you and your family are well.

Joe

Thank you for your two minutes.Richard parks USMC

God Bless and thank you for a few sobering moments

Take a few minutes today and reflect on how the lives of others are effected by our actions, wether they are supportive or condeming the war, our soldiers are doing their jobs with the ultimate sacrifice on the kine! God bless them all and protect them each and everyone, as they are all someones son, daughter, brother, sister, cousin, ect... they each represent us all! Eddie

Speaking as a veteran myself, this is important for all military members as they need your acceptance, love and support especially during war times but also during peace times. Thanks Mike for broadcasting your most honorable plan to set aside some time to raise them up in prayer.

The comment from SEABEE Freeman reminded me....

There should be some kind of forum, for the kids returning to the workforce after their military service. The other day, one of my company's distributors mentioned that he was having a hard time finding someone with a technical background to hire. I thought, what if there was some kind of register for young ex- service people to post in.

I strongly urge all the "kids" to keep your own personal record of your accomplishments, training, evaluations, etc. and take them with you when you get out.

The Veterans deserve our support, always.

Thank you.

Thank You.... and may God bless you and all who have put their shoulder to the wheel in defending our blessed land!

First of all Thank you for caring about Veterans. I have never heard of anyone shutting down there bussiness for any length of time espicaly two minuets to remember Veterans. Wish more people cared. I really love your web site and the form I received a private E-Mail for a form member that I don't know and for Veterans Day he said Semper Fi. I think your form has some of the best people in the country that care about others and the Electrical Industry. Thanks again for all you do and happy Veterans day to you and your staff also. Semper Fi Buddy

Mike, Thank you for all you do for your fellow man. My father went to Nam 3 times, My younger brother is E.O.D. and has been to the Desert 3 times now and will probably have to go again. I never joined the service having been raised in it, but I wish many times I had joined. Instead I have been an electrician for 35 years, I am State LIc. in Ga. Non-retricted. I had a bad motorcycle wreck 3 years ago, lost everything as I was unable to work for 15 months. I am now doing estimating and project managment, I have really been wanting your estimating kit to further my knowledge in this area, I just have not been able to afford it yet as I am still trying to get on my feet after the wreck. Maybe soon I will get the set. I did meet you once @ 1989 or 90 in Atlanta Ga. at the Big Electrical Expo they have there. I remember your words of encouragement to me then. God bless you, God bless America, God bless our soldiers, and God Bless us all! Your Brother in Christ, Eddie Davis

Well done Mike, the way it should be Sir.

It's just too bad that it is not an automatic holiday for the veterans themselves!

I work with a few and they have to take a personal day to honor themselves... :-(

Mike, Thank you for just being the person you are. I appreciate so much your stand for God and country. I do my best to live a Chirstian life. You just make it a little easier. Fred.

Mike, Thank you for your honoring our military,- veterans and active duty. Praying for the safe return of all our troops.

God bless all of our troops and thanks to all who have served. I am the proud step-father of Sgt. Joel Lewis, US Army Infantry, who was KIA in Iraq on May 6th, 2007.

God Bless All Service Men and women. To the ones serving now Come home safe!!X Marine. LCPL James

Dallas, Watch this video

Thank You Mike and all of your staff from a V V Thank You.

I served on active duty from 6/58 to 5/61 in the U.S. Army and retired from the Navy Reserve Construction Force (aka: The Seabees) as a Construction Electrician in May, 2000. Thank you Mike for honoring those who served, especially those gave their lives for the cause of freedom.

THANKS MIKE AND STAFF FOR THE VETERAN'S DAY TRIBUTE. I'M CURRENTLY STILL SERVING IN THE NAVY (SEABEES) OVERSEAS AT THIS TIME AND STILL TEACHING MY JUNIOR TROOPS THE RIGHT WAY OF DOING THINGS WITH THE ELECTRICAL TRADE AS CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS. I'M GOING TO TRY AND GET THAT UNDERSTANDING THE N.E.C. 2008 POWER POINT SINCE MY COMMAND WANT PAY FOR IT I'LL HAVE TO PAY FOR OUT OF MY OWN POCKET AT LEAST THEY'LL BE TAUGHT THE RIGHT WAY.

Thanks Mike. For helping me realize,a person has to stop and thank the people that have served to keep this country free.

Thanks for the link Mike, it was moving. Thank you for remembering us on 11/12. What we like to do at our veterans post on is to have an 11 - 11 -11 toast (non-alchololic), the 11th day of the 11th month at the 11th hour (WW1 armistis signed) we toast the memory of all veterans past and present and we thank God for his devine guidence of our country and ask that he keeps us strong.

I am a vetran and my Office wil be closed all day Monday the 11th in observation of VETRANS DAY and may GOD BLESS all WHO step up to the plate and serve.

Mike, I'm totally supportive of your effort to honor our veteran's past and present. My son is currently serving in the USMC and presently deployed in Iraq. God Bless all the brave men and women that have so honorably served to defend our freedom and way of life. I commend you for your dedication, leadership and acknowledgment of all those that have served us so admirably.

This nation will remain the land of the free, as long as we remain the home of the brave, AND one nation under God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dan Baker