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Irritated when you joined. Worried while you were over seas. Heartbroken when you were KIA. Sad you died. Proud you lived.
 
 Love you more everyday, brother

Irritated when you joined. Worried while you were over seas. Heartbroken when you were KIA. Sad you died. Proud you lived. Love you more everyday, brother

 
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i'm sorry for your loss.....
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Semper Fi.
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i am very sorry
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I thank your brother for his sacrifice for all of us........ My heart and prayers are with you.
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Your beautiful words brought tears to my eyes, and a smile to my heart. Beautifully worded! I'm sorry for your loss and thankful to your brave brother for his sacrifice. Love and prayers, friend.
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God bless America.
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indeed, beautifully worded.
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Thank you marine, and thank you to your family! Your brother is a true hero!
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Words from a stranger or anyone can take away your pain. But your pain is shared. Your brother is a true hero...
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God Bless him.
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My prays and thoughts are with you and your family. Thank you
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sad
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Why do we even bother having nukes?
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So it goes.
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that was the hardest thing to ever read :( my brother is a marine and was almost killed twice over there...i've been over there and had to dodge the bombs :( sorry for ur loss
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I was a Marine, and still am at heart, many years later. every time a Marine is lost, I still feel as though a Brother has died. I'm so sorry for your loss, as you have felt this a million times over.
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MAy G-d comfort you in your loss. (U.S. Army, 1969 - 1972)
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