Mississippi wounded warriors honored

ON THE CORNER OF HIGHWAY 25 ANDCASTLE WOODS BOULEVARD, DONHARDNESS AKA THE FLAGMAN SPENTVETERANS DAY HOISTING ANAMERICAN FLAG IN THE AIR ONETHING SAY A FLAG ON A BOWL, BUTIT’S ANOTHER THING TO SEE ABETTER AND ON THE FLAG.IT JUST TOUCHES PEOPLE’S HEARTSA LITTLE BIT AND THE HUSTLE ANDBUSTLE OF EVERYDAY LIFE CARSWILL SEE THE FLAG AND TAKE AMOMENT TO YELL OUT TO HARDNESSOR HONK THEIR HORNS.THAT’S KIND OF WHY I’M OUT HEREIS IT IT’S A CONSTANT REMINDERWHEN YOU DRIVE BY ALL TODAY’SVETERANS, AND HE ISN’T ONLYSHOWING ALLEGIANT HE’S TAKING UPDONATIONS FROM PEOPLE IN EVERYCAR THAT ARE GENEROUS ENOUGH TOpINDIVIDUAL SOME OF IT GOES TOTHE MISSISSIPPI WOUNDEDWARRIORS, BUT HE’S HAD A CHANCETO DIRECTLY IMPACT THE LIVES OFSOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES, BUTSAYS THE BIGGEST ACCOMPLISHMENTLATELY IS SOMETHING IN MEMORY OFFALLEN SOLDIERS ABOUT $8,000 TOA WALL THAT COST FORTY ONETHOUSAND OF CAN SHELBY’S THEGOLD STAR FAMILY MEMORIAL WALLEVERYONE WHO DONATES GETS ASMALL AMERICAN FLAG.MARTINUS SAYS HE HOPES IT SPREADSOME PATRIOTISM AND INSPIRESOTHERS TO THINK ABOUT THOSEFIGHTING OVERSEAS.THEY’RE STILL OUT THERE ANDHOPEFULLY GOD BLESSES EACH ANDEVERY ONE OF THEM BRINGS T