Posted on Oct 13, 2015
What was the hardest thing that you ever did for your parents?
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My dad, who was also a SSgt in the Marine Corps during WWII passed away 8 years ago today. He was a Fire Chief and his wishes were to have a Military Funeral. The hardest thing that I ever did for him was that I played Taps at his Funeral. I can tell you that I cried like a baby! That was a rough day that I will never forget. Rest in peace Dad! I think of you everyday . I love you!
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While we are taught to stand like soldiers nothing wrong with a few tears - or a bunch. What a way to honor your father.
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For me it was telling them that our daughter did not make it. Shot of straight whiskey, phone call. Another shot another call until all were notified.
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My brother, an Army vet, and I presented the flag from my stepfather's casket to my mother, he was an Air Force vet and passed away unexpectedly at 46. I had done plenty of funeral details before, but presenting the flag and uttering the words was the hardest thing I have ever done to this point in my life.
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