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Paul Revere 
06/04/09 at 11:32 AM

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Hi Gang,
I just wanted to stop in and say a big "Thank You" to you who participate in donating to this non-profit org. We love to read your comments and myself and every Raider wants you to know how much we appreciate your helping our veterans.

We are so privileged to be a part of this and just wanted you to know........that we will never forget them!

Sincerely,
Paul Revere & The Raiders


Sandy Kaul 
05/20/09 at 08:42 PM

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My husband and I saw Paul Revere and the Raiders in Branson for the 2nd time a couple of weeks ago and thoroughly enjoyed the show.  We bought your Operation Thanksgiving DVD and watched it tonight and are really moved for what you have done for the Veterans of the United States.  I thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you have done.  You made a few hours of their life just before send-off a joyous time.  May God Bless Paul Revere and the Raiders, the soldiers and America.
My love to all,
Sandy


JERRY BALL 
05/19/09 at 08:41 PM

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YOU ARE TRULY A BLESSING
Joe Hart 
05/16/09 at 04:55 PM

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Every thing that this group does fills the heart with happiness it has been my dream to go on this run and feel the brotherhood of the VETS But I will promise you this, next year I will be going with you. I will see all of you here in Longview in the morning God Bless and have a safe ride

Chief Windwalker
jim roberts 
04/15/09 at 08:56 AM

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I have not been on the ride, but I am going this year,God bless all who are on the wall,for their sacrifice and for the sorrow for which they suffered when they returned,you can not condone what our government allowed,and all they left behind. Bless all of you that formed this tribute to all the men,women,and children that paid the price [For the freedom that we enjoy]. 


Christie Claus 
04/09/09 at 09:33 PM

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Dear Paul, Thanks for the great show last weekend at Jackpot!!  I was so happy to see you and your band...especially since my son left the day before to Iraq for the second time...you were there for Thanksgiving 2004 when he left with the 116th from Boise, and there again when they all returned in 2005.  They really could feel your love and support.  I hope you like the quilt I made for you...I will continue to sew RED, WHITE and BLUE until Jesse comes home again.  I love finding veterans and wounded soldiers to give my quilts to.  If you have anyone you want me to make one for, just let me know.  I sent 24 quilts to Walter Reed Medical Center last October...I tried to email my pictures, but I am having trouble...so I will just send them to your PO Box...Thanks again for you kindness!
Love, Christie Claus, Boise ID



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pastor jerry blevins 
03/04/09 at 04:54 PM

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enjoy your site. i saw you guys in dayton,ohio. it was your last show before smitty  was to go in the service for vietnam. three years later i ended up there for 22 mos.  you guys are what good music is all about. take care. when i was playing music back in the day, my greatest dream was to play with you guys! ha. and all you guys that served in nam ( WELCOME HOME AND A JOB WELL DONE!!!!! ) and don't forget that God loves you.

C.R. 'DOC' SWAP 
01/27/09 at 06:17 PM

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I WILL BE RIDING TO THE WALL IN Memory of Jim Lewis Sq#32 Fridley AA, Minnesota.  Doc Swap MN ANG Deseret Shield/Storm & Viet Nam 'H'Co 2/5 1st Marine Division 1970/71


Bill Kelly 
01/22/09 at 05:42 PM

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Want to let you guys know that everything you do is greatly appreciated. When I came home Oct. '67, I was like so many others, a lost soul with no direction. The only reason I went to VFW's in those days was to drink my memories away.  After about 15 years of that I got my act together and now after more than 20 years of sobriety, I do what I can for past, present and future vets. Especially the WWII vets who are rapidly dwindling in number. Had it not been for their sacrifices we may not have had any vets after WWII. Our way of life would not even exist. I salute each and every one of them. I'm proud to be a Marine Corp vet as was my father (Saipan & Tinian - 1941-45) and my brother (Vietnam-1970-71), and proud of every man and woman who ever put on a uniform for you are truly the keepers of the gate.
I really enjoyed meeting up with you guys in Branson for the opening of the Dick Clark Theater and on the Oldies Cruise in '07. I only wish I could have made it again this year. I only go on the years the Comets are there. It's family you know? I will see you in Branson this spring or summer though at the Moon River Theater.
Enjoyed the Thanksgiving DVD so much that I ordered more for some fellow vets. I sure hope you do more of them. Hopefully it will be for returning troops and their families this time.
And I'd like to know when the next Ride to The Wall is scheduled. Although I haven't had a bike in years, I want to make the trip at least once before I'm too damn old. I'll rent a bike or borrow one from my cousin. He has about 5 or 6 Harley's.
Bless you all for everything that you've done.
Semper Fi
Bill Kelly - USMC 1st Marine Div.
Vietnam 1966-67
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