Update on WWII Veteran wanting only cards for his ... - Page 5

cherry · ‎03-09-2010

Thanks for the address. I think I will send him a Valentine. It might be fun for him ,if some people keep it going. Obviously everyone won't, but I might

He deserves it. It is a very inexpensive way to make someone happy. The postal service is funded by postage, and tax dollars. I don't consider it waste to make someone happy ,and also to support the Post Office, all for the price of a measly stamp

I wonder if it would be out of line to send and Easter card? I guess ,I should make it a thinking of you card ,instead.

mom2four0418 · ‎04-23-2010

@Jinlei wrote:
@mom2four0418. Making false accusations is worse than immature.

I just think anyone who is worried about the cost of sending cards to a 96 year old WWII veteran does not get the kindness in this story. Good for the daughter for caring about her father and wanting to do something nice for him.

Why did you tag me? I was not the poster who wrote that.

“The soul is healed by being with children.”
— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Jinlei · ‎07-25-2010

Re: Update on WWII Veteran wanting only cards for his 96th birthday
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@Jinlei wrote:
@mom2four0418. Making false accusations is worse than immature.

I just think anyone who is worried about the cost of sending cards to a 96 year old WWII veteran does not get the kindness in this story. Good for the daughter for caring about her father and wanting to do something nice for him.
Why did you tag me? I was not the poster who wrote that.

I am sorry. My apologies.