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I personally have thought alot about this today.
And for me I find that I have personal issues with Repatriation Rally and the Red Friday foundation. Not in the fact that they are having them. I realize that some find the rally itself may be painful, I can definitely understand why some families would not like to participate, but, for some other families it might give them some closure. I don't know, I have not been in their shoes, I don't really care to assume how they are feel about it. Everyone with a fallen family member has their own individual thoughts and feeling. And none of them are wrong.
It just is.
My issue is that I feel it that I have thought this was a charitable thing, but to find out that they have donated less than a $1000 raises lots of questions for me. Where is all the money? And after looking at their web site, I question if all these businesses, charities and families have been mislead? Maybe they were all as surprised by what they read when they opened the paper. And why weren't the families of the fallen weren't asked if their family members name could be put on the car? It raises more questions.
I doesn't seem all above board for me, and we don't seem to get any solid answers from the foundation.
I wish this wasn't an issue and it was all good. I hope that we get the answers, but I have a feeling we won't.
Sorry isn't going to cut it.
This will NOT stop me from supporting the troops, wearing red on Friday or paying my respects when a hero has fallen.
And for me I find that I have personal issues with Repatriation Rally and the Red Friday foundation. Not in the fact that they are having them. I realize that some find the rally itself may be painful, I can definitely understand why some families would not like to participate, but, for some other families it might give them some closure. I don't know, I have not been in their shoes, I don't really care to assume how they are feel about it. Everyone with a fallen family member has their own individual thoughts and feeling. And none of them are wrong.
It just is.
My issue is that I feel it that I have thought this was a charitable thing, but to find out that they have donated less than a $1000 raises lots of questions for me. Where is all the money? And after looking at their web site, I question if all these businesses, charities and families have been mislead? Maybe they were all as surprised by what they read when they opened the paper. And why weren't the families of the fallen weren't asked if their family members name could be put on the car? It raises more questions.
I doesn't seem all above board for me, and we don't seem to get any solid answers from the foundation.
I wish this wasn't an issue and it was all good. I hope that we get the answers, but I have a feeling we won't.
Sorry isn't going to cut it.
This will NOT stop me from supporting the troops, wearing red on Friday or paying my respects when a hero has fallen.