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Thanks to you, your son, and all of our current and former military members that sacrifice so much for our nation.

Your son deserves all that and more for serving the military of our great nation. Having never served myself, I am but a sheeple. But I hold all sheepdogs in a place of great honor for all they do to protect me and my family. Please give him my most sincere thanks for his service.

Your son deserves all that and more for serving the military of our great nation

I couldn't agree more austinrealtor. All Americans owe your son and all men and women serving in the armed forces of the of the U.S. Texas in general, have a deep respect and high regard for those folks.

joe817 wrote:

Your son deserves all that and more for serving the military of our great nation

I couldn't agree more austinrealtor. All Americans owe your son and all men and women serving in the armed forces of the of the U.S. Texas in general, have a deep respect and high regard for those folks.

i second that . i couldn't have said it better

Great story!! Tell him thanks for me!!

My sincere thanks to your son, and his fellow service members, who stand in harms way for their nation. And to you proud father for your bringing his patriotism to our attention. As Texans and Americans we owe such a debt to the troopers such small tokens of appreciation should be multiplied over and over at each opportunity we are granted.
Again thanks

Garry

Like all said above, thanks to your son and your whole family from a grateful resident!

It is my honor as an American and as a taxpayer, to support your son and other military personnel that lay it on the line to protect our freedoms. They deserve much more than they receive!

-PW

You too deserve credit in raising a son willing to take the toughest training the Navy has to offer.

/salute

Nice to see people (CHL instructor) and our state supporting those who serve.

Pass along my regards as a former bubblehead who got to spend a week at sea with a a (now much older) team of his companions. Those guys are just plain scary - in a good scary way :)

Kapuna wrote:My middle son (19 years old) is home from Little Creek, VA on leave from the Navy Special Forces...
The local instructor did his CHL course, fingerprints, photos, and all paperwork at no charge...(thanks, Don)
I called the CHL folks in Austin and they confirmed his CHL license would also be at no charge with the proper military papers accompanying...

Then we wanted to do a little saltwater fishing while he was home...
We went to Academy for his license...A $68.00 Super Combo at no charge...

So here's a BIG thanks to Texans in general for supporting our military...
These young folks don't make a lot of money, but do a GREAT service for us all...
I couldn't be prouder...

Kapuna

As for me and my family your son's service is greatly appreciated and truly respected. As we do with all our service men and women, we will pray for him. Thanks

There are some times that I don't mind where my tax dollars are spent. This is one...

As 60% disabled, I get no charge entry into state parks, no charge super combo hunting.fishing license free...DV plates for truck with $3 registration fee...and handicap parking in any Texas owned property - including UTSA (thank you - I really couldn't walk that far) Texas rocks!

D

Extreme thanks to your son and all the others that protect this great country day in and day out! We can never do enough, and I join in saying this is the tiniest little expression of our thanks that we could generate and I'm glad it's making a difference. Thank you, thank you, thank you! (And good job raising a fine son.)