BLOG BLAST FOR PEACE DONA NOBIS PACEM

THIS IS MY BLOG BLAST FOR PEACE OFFERING FOR THIS YEAR!

Just because I have joined Blog Blast for Peace does not mean that I do not honor those that have laid down their lives for our freedom. My Family have a history of serving OUR GREAT COUNTRY.MY DAD DID USAAF,I SERVED IN THE USAF.I HAVE HAD COUSINS UNCLES AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS THAT HAVE PUT ON THE DIFFERENT UNIFORMS OF OUR COUNTRY.As a Retired Corrections Officer I have had to deal with interesting people that is why I pray for Peace.
This is some of the Family History and my Friends service as well. I used this from the Roll Call of a FaceBook group that I had belonged to called Standdown.

 SGT (E-4) Date of Rank  01 Sept 1973 USAF 2951 C.L.S.S. of the AF Logistics Command served July 1971-1974 as an Aircraft Spark chaser(AKA Electrician)Reporting for Duty,HERE!!
Remembering the Other SGT Golch,Phillip R. USAAF a veteran of WW2 My Dad who was called Home 14 August 1984
My AF Mom Shirley M.Golch(Nicknamed Sam) called home 25 Sept 2003
Standing in for my cousins Keith A.Doyle SGT (E-4) USAF,Brian P Doyle,Specialist (E-4) USA 1987-1991 &Sgt (E-5) USAR 1991-1995,Judy Homes Duncan USN Chief Petty Officer (E-7)Retired
My late father in law Stanley J.Kobus A WW2 Veteran of N.Africa and Anzio called Home 30 april 2003
The late Jim Spiker USN called Home 10 December 2012.
My friend Douglas J.Campbell USAF 1984-2007 Retired E-6
And my Late Uncle Evan Golch ARNG Called Home 22 December 1981.
And My Uncle Richard E.Hirt USArmy  1953-1955
And My Brother in law Allen Wilder a Vietnam Vet.(sadly I donot know what Branch or Years served and have no way of asking him)



Bear #339 and The Bear A Tones Join Dona Nobis Pacem

Barry McGuire – Eve of Destruction

Martin Niemöller – First They Came for the Communists

Give Peace A Chance – Plastic Ono Band

26 Comments on “BLOG BLAST FOR PEACE DONA NOBIS PACEM

  1. May our future always honor those who fought for freedom, worked for peace, and worked diligently for unity. Thank you for taking part in this day of peace.

  2. Mike,I know you're a patriot and served our country well but we can agree that we'd like to have peace in this world. Wouldn't it be grand if we could live harmonously together? As long as there's hate for one people over another then there will never be peace on earth. Of course, as a Christian I know true peace won't be known until we're in heaven. I appreciate the sentiments and desire of all who wish for peace. Thanks for sharing these songs of peace with the 4M crew on the dance floor. Have a boogietastic week, my friend!

  3. speedytabbit,as a Vietnam Era Veteran I will never forget those who served those that areserving and those who will serve!:) :-h d-)

  4. Mama Pajama,Thank you for your support! I was glad to visit with a fellow peace blogger.:) 😀 :X :-* :-f :-h d-)

  5. Sherry Blue Sky,Thank you we all followed out hearts and raised our hands to take our oath of enlistments. Peace be with your and your family! 🙂 😀 :X :-* :-f :-h d-)

  6. Susie Clevenger,I got started by my Dear Departed Friend Sometimes Saintly Nick.He was a Pastor and a Army Veteran.I am honored to do two thing today,Payhomage to those whe serve,have and will serve.and to those work for Peace. 🙂 :X :-* :-f :-h d-)

  7. Brian that is true,but sadly there are those who will never give up hate and cause wars,I fear that True Peace will only be Found when we Go home to our heavely Father.:( :-h d-)

  8. Cathy Kennedy,I was Glad that I was able to serve,I had always wanted to Honor Dad and all those who went before me to serve out Great Country.I am Honored that you stopped by.:):D :X :-* :-f :-h d-)

  9. One of the sad truths of life is that some must die so the rest of us can live, hopefully in peace and security. I thank all those who fought in wars such as World War II that were \”just wars\”. What a term, \”just war\”. If only we could have peace, but tyrants rise and we never seem to realize it until it is too late. I don't really like \”thank you for your service\” because it doesn't begin to touch on the sacrifices of veterans, but, as inadequate as it is, it's the best I can say…thank you for your service and I thank your other family members. Alana Proud daughter of a disabled veteran of World War II ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

  10. Bravo! on the post and the music. It's incredible how those songs still are so true. Thanks to all those who served. Some conservative friends get angry when I post about the homeless vets who are denied housing and proper medical care since they returned.

  11. These all came out great. I am thankful to all who have served too. Nice song choices too, I like the peace theme.

  12. I love your post as usual. The cat is so funny and 'triste' all together, but what touches me is the way you always honour those who fight and fought for our freedom. That doesn't clash with Blog4Peace, on the contrary imho… I honour them with you. Peace to you!🌎

  13. And you tell me over and over and over and over again my friend,You don't believe we're on the eve of destruction.As relevant today as when the words were written over 50 years ago.

  14. bookworm,sadly there will always be wars because of tyrants,all we can di is pray that there will always be American Youth will to put their lives on the line to protect freedom.I offer a Saluter to your Dad and my Thanks for his service.:):D:X:-*:-f:-hd-)

  15. Cathy Keisha,I know there has always been homeless Veterans from different wars,one reason is that war changes people some more so than others and we as a society turn a blind's eye to them:( and to your friend that get angry for you posts just ask have you walked a mile in their shoes or speent some time in their heads? if not you have nothing to say! :):D:X:-*:-f:-hd-)

  16. songbird's crazy world,I know,it a little scarry that people still have not gotten it.I pray every day that the crazyness of war would end.But as long as hate rules it will not:(

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