Why is there not even one city from New York on our list that has made 9/11 a “Recognition Day” for their city's First Call Responders?
If you have the answer please let me know.
September 11, 2001 was a very sad day in America and New York City was hit the hardest. They say in times like this something good always happens. They were right because America was super proud of their First Call Responders. On that day we saw how dedicated they were in putting their lives and families aside just to save us.
If we cannot put one day aside on our calendar just to say "Thank You" to them I feel sorry for us as a country. We do not deserve this type of loyalty from people that are willing to give up their life and families just to save us.
We have Armed Forces Day for all the members of our Armed Forces who put their lives and families aside to protect us so why do we not have a recognition day for our First Call Responders?
By making 9/11 a "Recognition Day" for them also adds pride to their family and children. I cannot count how many times I have heard or read about a First Call Responder dying in the line of duty that left behind one or more children. So is not one day on our calender to say "Thank You" to their father or mother worth anything to us. Their loved ones need to know we will always be great full for the sacrifices they give to us.
September 11, 2001 was a very sad day in America and New York City was hit the hardest. They say in times like this something good always happens. They were right because America was super proud of their First Call Responders. On that day we saw how dedicated they were in putting their lives and families aside just to save us.
If we cannot put one day aside on our calendar just to say "Thank You" to them I feel sorry for us as a country. We do not deserve this type of loyalty from people that are willing to give up their life and families just to save us.
We have Armed Forces Day for all the members of our Armed Forces who put their lives and families aside to protect us so why do we not have a recognition day for our First Call Responders?
By making 9/11 a "Recognition Day" for them also adds pride to their family and children. I cannot count how many times I have heard or read about a First Call Responder dying in the line of duty that left behind one or more children. So is not one day on our calender to say "Thank You" to their father or mother worth anything to us. Their loved ones need to know we will always be great full for the sacrifices they give to us.
posted by Gary Covert | 7:11 AM
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