Have you ever thanked a volunteer, or military personnel?

Question

Ofcourse it counts. I am sure your "thank you" meant more to him than a strangers.

Answer 1

YES MANY TIMES, I  VOLUNTEER AT NON PROFIT FOUNDATION 4 ALMOST A YEAR UNTIL I GOT VERY ILL. I LOVED IT SO MUCH AND NOW THAT I'M BETTER I'M GOING TO RETURN AND GIVE ANOTHER FOUNDATION MY TIME AS WELL. THANK U FOR YOUR GREAT QUESTION. HAVE A DIVINE DAY.^^^^

Answer 2

ABSOLUTELY!  As American Citizens, I believe it is our duty to thank and praise our troops.  I make it a point, when I see a man in uniform or their combat clothes, to say thank you for protecting my family and our future.  It does not matter what our government issues are, it matters that these men and women spoke an oath to protect our country.  If anyone has a problem with WHAT these service personnel have do do or WHERE the military is posted, take it up with the government, but SUPPORT our military.

Here's a challenge, anyone who reads this, whether you respond or not, the next military person you see, simply walk up to them and say "thank you" and walk away.  They will actually have tears well up in their eyes...and so will YOU!

Answer 3

Yes, I thanked my uncle who is military personnel, but i'm not sure if that really counts since he's family.

Answer 4

Actually we were in a restaurant, a few soldiers came in for dinner.   Without them knowing, we paid their dinner bill.

Answer 5

My mother in law organized a group of quilters that make quilts and send them along with personal notes to soldiers that have been hurt in the line of duty.  Usually the group hears back from most of the recipinets.  How they love the quilts and the fact that people take the time to make them, send them and offer prayers and support.

Answer 6

yes. and i made cookies and bread to give to the firefighters in my community.

please say thank you to firefighters, today a brave yound firefighter/medic died in st louis over getting shot responding to a call.

Answer 7

Yes it's the best feeling you can have to Volunteer. I also thank people who help with the community.