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On this day, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the heroes who stepped forward in the face of unimaginable tragedy. First responders, medical personnel, and countless volunteers served courageously, offering their all to help families and communities in need. As a USAF veteran, I’ve come to reflect on what it truly means to serve. When we sign up to join the military, I don’t know if we fully understand the weight of giving ourselves for others. But when the moment comes—when faced with the decision to defend our country, fight for freedom, and even face the possibility of war—so many do not flinch. They serve with honor, and some pay the ultimate price so that others can live their lives in peace. This spirit of selflessness and sacrifice is something I carry with me, not only from my military service but also in everyday life. Whether on the battlefield or in the challenges we face daily, standing for what you believe in and knowing your value is a form of strength that can inspire and uplift those around us. Today, we honor those who gave their lives on 9/11 and those who continue to serve. Let’s never forget their sacrifice and strive to support one another in their memory. #NeverForget #911Heroes #EqualPayEqualSay #VeteranStrong #ServiceAndSacrifice #Resilience #Leadership #HonoringTheFallen #MilitaryService #NeverForget #911Heroes #EqualPayEqualSay #VeteranStrong #ServiceAndSacrifice #Resilience #Leadership #HonoringTheFallen #MilitaryService

Important reminder for the upcoming holiday... ??Memorial Day (last Monday of May) is a day for remembering and honoring military personnel who died during service to their country. ??Veterans Day (November 11th) is the day set aside to thank and honor all who served honorably in the military; past and present, living and deceased. Note the difference and plan your social media posts appropriately. As GI Joe would say, "Now you know, and knowing is half the battle." ?? Hot Take?? It's really not appropriate to say "Happy" Memorial Day. When you think about the true meaning of the day, it's more of a solemn note. #UnpopularOpinion . . . #SocialMedia #SocialMediaMarketing #SocialMediaStrategy #SocialMediaManager #SmallBusinessOwner #DigitalMarketing #digitalmarketing #socialmediaguru #smallbusinesssupport #MemorialDay #VeteransDay #Philadelphia #Marketing #SocialMediaExpert #SocialMediaStrategist #BucksCountyPA #BucksCountyBusiness #DoylestownPA #WarringtonPA #ChalfontPA #NewtownPA #MontcoPA #MakeItMontco #HatboroPA #HorshamPA #PlymouthMeeting #AdmasCountyPA #FrederickMD #SocialMediaHelp

Honoring all those who served today. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifices for our freedom will never be forgotten. Thank you, veterans. #VeteransDay #SaluteToService #ThankYouVeterans #meneseslawfirm #MAestateplanningattorney #MApersonalfamilylawyer #estateplan #willsandtrusts #healthcaredirectives #powerofattorney #assetprotection #kidsprotectionplan #familylegacy

Honoring Our Veterans: A Day of Gratitude ??? Today, on Veterans Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our nation. These individuals have sacrificed their time, their comfort, and often their lives to protect our freedoms. ?? From the battlefield to the boardroom, veterans bring a unique blend of discipline, leadership, and problem-solving skills. ? Their contributions extend far beyond military service, shaping our communities and industries. ?? Let's express our gratitude not just today, but every day. ?? Support veteran-owned businesses, volunteer with veteran organizations, and simply say "thank you" to those who have served. ?? #VeteransDay #HonorOurHeroes #ThankYouForYourService"

? "Living with honor transitions to living with pride." Have you ever considered how pivotal moments redefine our journey from honorable beginnings to a life filled with pride? In the world we navigate, especially for veterans, the transition from military to civilian life is not just a change of environment—it’s a transformation of identity. Living with honor doesn't end with service; it propels you into a life defined by pride in new achievements and contributions to society. This shift requires courage, resilience, and continuous adaptation. The journey is a testament to the skills and strengths honed through service that can be successfully applied beyond military life. Consider it a personal call to embrace each new step with the same dignity and resolve you held in the line of duty. You're not just carrying forward the pride of individual accomplishments but also the shared honor of your comrades. This transition is a legacy—one that transforms challenges into opportunities and experiences into wisdom. ?? Here's something to ponder: How are you channeling your honor into pride today? Let's inspire each other by sharing how these transitions have enriched our lives. Your experiences might just be the motivation someone else needs to hear. #VeteranLives #HonorAndPride #TransformationJourney

Today, as we honor Memorial Day, let's also recognize the single parents who serve or have served in our armed forces. Balancing parenting duties with the call of duty requires immense courage and resilience.? To all military single parents, your strength and sacrifices inspire us daily. How are you reflecting on this day of remembrance? #journeyreimagine #singleparenting #singleparentlife #singleparentsupport #singleparentcoach

Today is Memorial Day, where we remember and honor our fallen soldiers. Do you know about the long history of Native Americans serving in the military? Take a look at the article "Reflections on Native Americans and Memorial Day" from Native News Online, written by by Levi Rickert: https://rb.gy/5n6a98 "Throughout American history, American Indians and Alaska Natives have proudly served and died for the United States of America. According to the Oxford Companion to American Military History, American Indians and Alaska Natives have the highest record of military service per capita compared to any other racial/ethnic group in the United States. Remarkably, even before American Indians became citizens of the United States in 1924, during World War I (July 28, 1914 – November 11, 1918), some 12,500 American Indians served in the armed forces. They fought for freedom when they weren’t even citizens of this country. Almost two-thirds of American Indians who served did so in the infantry, where they won widespread praise for bravery and achievement. Almost 5% of American Indian combat soldiers lost their lives, compared to 1% of American forces overall." Picture: National Native American Veterans Memorial #readingnationwaterfall #rnw #littlefreelibrary #littlefreelibraries #lfl #imls #imlsgrant #childhoodliteracy #libraryadvocacy #northerncheyennetribe #easternbandofcherokeeindians #lumbeetribeofnorthcarolina #yuroktribe #santodomingopueblo #supportchildhoodliteracy #memorialday #decorationday #nativeamericanmemorialday #nativeamericanveterans #nationalnativeamericanveterans

Today, on #VeteransDay, we honor the courageous men and women who have proudly served our nation. Our founder, Jim Ittenbach, has a deep connection to this day through his service as a Company D Ranger of the 151st Army National Guard, which has shaped our company values of dedication, resilience, and community commitment. His journey serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by veterans and highlights the need to support them, not just today, but every day. ?? To all who have served, we extend our deepest gratitude for your bravery and sacrifice. ??? We are forever thankful! LIKE this post to join us in sharing gratitude for our nation's veterans. --- #marketresearch #marketresearchfirm #dataanalysis #SMARI #strategicresearch

?? Making a Difference: Army Ranger Lead the Way Fund?? At Link Financial Advisory, we believe in more than just numbers. Our mission extends beyond balance sheets and investment portfolios. We want to help our clients achieve all their financial goals because we know that as they do better financially, they can better support the organizations they care most about. One such organization near and dear to my heart is The Army Ranger Lead The Way Fund whose mission is clear: to support disabled U.S. Army Rangers and their families. Here’s how they make a difference: 1. Assistance Programs: They go beyond what the government can offer. Through their programs, they address ongoing financial needs, ensuring that Rangers and their families receive the support they deserve. 2. Honoring Fallen Heroes: Their Memorial Wall stands as a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. They remember, honor, and celebrate US Army Ranger's bravery. 3. Community Engagement: They invite people to participate, volunteer, and host events. As you prepare for your upcoming week, take a moment to remember that Freedom Is Not Free. Let's acknowledge this incredible organization which supports those who protect our freedom. You can find their website by visiting: https://lnkd.in/gaE9j9fw #LeadTheWay #ArmyRangers #MakeADifference #LinkFinancialAdvisory