There is no greater gift that God has given man, than the gift of children.
On this Father's Day, I think of my own father and the love and life he gave me, and I thank God for the children with which I have been blessed.
Happy Father Day!
One of the most accomplished public servants in the nation, for more than 30 years, Mr. Kerik served his country – most notably as an advisor to the U.S. Presidential Envoy of Iraq, and New York City's Police and Correction Commissioner. His term in the NYPD was marked by dramatic reductions in crime, improved community relations, and his oversight of the rescue, recovery and investigation of the World Trade Center attack on September 11, 2001.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
FOR THE CHILDREN OF HEROES
On Friday, May 17, 2013, two FBI agents assigned to the FBI's elite Hostage Rescue Team died in a training accident off the coast of Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Special Agent Christopher Lorek, 41, left behind a wife and two daughters, ages 11 and 8; and Special Agent Stephen Shaw, 40, left behind a wife, a 3 year old daughter and 1 year old son.
To assist in the future education and needs for the children of these two heroes, The Lorek-Shaw Children's Fund has been established, and contributions can be made to:
The Lorek-Shaw Children's Fund - Account 231605
Justice Federal Credit Union
5175 Parkstone Drive
Chantilly, VA 20151
Their fathers died training to save the lives of others. Please send your thanks for their service and sacrifice, in the form of a contribution for the future of the children they left behind.
May God Bless them all.
Special Agent Christopher Lorek, 41, left behind a wife and two daughters, ages 11 and 8; and Special Agent Stephen Shaw, 40, left behind a wife, a 3 year old daughter and 1 year old son.
To assist in the future education and needs for the children of these two heroes, The Lorek-Shaw Children's Fund has been established, and contributions can be made to:
The Lorek-Shaw Children's Fund - Account 231605
Justice Federal Credit Union
5175 Parkstone Drive
Chantilly, VA 20151
Their fathers died training to save the lives of others. Please send your thanks for their service and sacrifice, in the form of a contribution for the future of the children they left behind.
May God Bless them all.
Monday, May 13, 2013
"The Heartthrob and A Sad Mother's Day"
According to published
reports, thousands of American teenage girls are "crushing” over the 19
year old Boston terrorist bomber, Dzhokhar (Jahar) Tsarnaev, and leading a
social media movement to exonerate him.
As a parent, I cannot think
of anything more sad, disappointing and disgusting.
What parent in their right mind
would allow their children to make such sickening and insensitive comments,
considering this sick and deranged terrorist, killed three people, and injured
more than 200, including 13 that lost limbs?
These girls with their
empty souls, and morally bankrupt skulls, are exactly why parents, educators,
and our legislators should be championing and mandating the re-birth of civics
in our children's classrooms.
Where are their basic
respect, discipline and common sense of right or wrong? Where are their
parents? Where are their mothers, on this Mother's Day?
There is one mother who is
grieving the loss of her eight year old son, and who may need help tending to
his grave site There is another mother mourning the loss of her son, a police
officer, who is sadly suffering the first Mother’s Day without him in her life.
There are other mothers sitting in hospital bedsides, with their sons and
daughters that were massacred in this heinous act of terror. There are bedpans
to be emptied, and patients that need a helping hand to compensate for the one
they lost, as a result their "cute" heartthrob terrorist.
Maybe
these mindless teenage girls should be studying the history, the Pledge of
Allegiance, or the U.S. Constitution, and learning how their stupidity is what
risks the very freedom this great nation was founded.
This movement, and the
comments made by these girls, raise some serious questions about their parents,
and their educators, but most importantly... what is happening to our country? Mothers
give life to, protect, nurture, and teach to form the hearts and minds of all
children and citizens who are then entrusted to build the future of our great country.
Today, on Mother’s Day, there’s proof their work is most vital and clearly never done.
Today, on Mother’s Day, there’s proof their work is most vital and clearly never done.
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