4/7/09: I work at the VA in Augusta, GA. I
frequently share information from your site with my veterans
(I'm an addiction counselor and a veteran). I give our your
website to as many as I can and print copies of articles for
those that do NOT have access. Thank You VeteransToday.com.
Elizabeth
Morrow//Charlie Norwood VA, Augusta, GA//706-733-0188 ext
6874
1/21/09: You guys rock! Thank you for posting
our piece on Barack
Obama and Vietnam Veterans! Michael Leon, http://malcontends.blogspot.com
1/08/09: Thank you for managing this web site.
It is nice to know that veterans have a site to come to which
is managed for them, and written by them, and managed by them.
Leslie G.
1/07/09: On behalf of my colleagues at Pitney
Bowes and the American
Red Cross, thank you for all of your support in helping
to spread the word about the “Holiday Mail for Heroes”
program. We would like you to know that we’ve not only
reached the goal of delivering one million cards to US service
members, veterans and military families, but we surpassed it!
And it’s all because people like you and your blog readers
who got involved. View
the Video for more details and a personal message of thanks
from all of us. We could not have done it without you. Christian
Russo
11/26/08: A BIG THANKS for publishing Major
Hanafin's great article. I can tell you that, thanks to Veterans
Today, the news and dialogue on this issue is moving across
America. It has opened the door and eyes to more and more responsible
citizens who see this Veterans Park Conservancy group for what
it really is -- a greedy, self-serving homeowners association
irreverently operating under the deceitful guise of a "Veterans"
organization. Nonetheless, the real damage is done by our elected
servants who serve this group's "wants" instead of
Veterans "needs." Thanks, Bob Rosebrock
10/31/08: Thank you so much for creating this
amazing site for our armed forces and those of us who have served.
I've spent a considerable amount of time on Veterans Today and
have always enjoyed your insightful posts. You're a leader and
influencer in our online military community. My name is Brian
Delate, I'm a veteran of the Vietnam War. My experiences there
were both memorable but also painfu, and it led me to experience
the many symptoms of PTSD. Like the hundreds of thousands of
veterans and soldiers with PTSD, I've spent the last 25 years
on a journey of restoration and healing. Thank you for all your
support. Brian Delate, www.restoreoursoldiers.com/blog
9/10/07: Very
good web site, great work and thank you for your service. Bartholomew,
Leocadia@99777.org
2/20/07: I was going
over the notebook I kept in the Patrick Feges's quest for benefits.
You were the first ray of hope I had, and I again I want you
to know how happy you have made this family. Mary , my sister
quit her night job, and can stay at home with her 4 other children.
"Veterans Today" did this!!!! Please keep it up. I
still go to sleep at night, thinking of the week I spent at
Walter Reed, with my sister and nephew. It changed me forever!!!
We must keep this fight up, to help all the vets. I've been
keeping an eye on the Washington Post. The story's about the
vets are finally coming out, but not on cable news. WHY? Is
there anything we can do. I just cannot stop until we help those
family's, not able to talk to you and Veterans Today!! Kathleen
Creasbaum, dcreasbaum@sbcglobal.net
2/9/07: I wanted to write and thank you again
and let you know that your efforts have paid off. We're not
sure what or who exactly lit a fire under the VA, but after
two years of inaction the VA has contacted Patrick, and he is
to receive a cash settlement along with a monthly benefit to
be paid starting one week from tomorrow! Patrick and his mother
just can't believe it, and both are extremely grateful for your
efforts. Yours is a fine organization and your web site is obviously
read by many. We received emails from some high level people
in Washington, and we know that they had read the article posted
on your site. (Texas
Purple Heart Veteran With No Benefits) Some mentioned it
by name. Please keep up the excellent work you do on behalf
of our veterans, and please accept the heart felt thanks of
Patrick and his entire extended family. Sincerely, Kathleen
Creasbaum, dcreasbaum@sbcglobal.net
11/03/06: I had written this poem VIETNAM
VETERAN TRIBUTE back in 1984 and placed it on a parchment
print. I have given away thousands of copies to brothers, sisters
and family members who lost loved ones. Thank to VETERANS TODAY
for posting it, now I can end it out to all! WELCOME HOME BROTHERS
AND SISTERS. Louis J. Farragher 1964-1966, A PROUD VIETNAM
VETERAN, morrow@frontiernet.net
10/11/06: Thank you Veterans Today. This guy
was a great young man, Ranger and all, I will miss him. (Staff
Sgt. Daniel Isshak falls In Iraq) - Respectfully, A.
A. Hatkwa, U.S. Army
