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Woman Honors Son - And Other Lost Veterans

 

03-29-15 12:13 PM
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I was browsing the Internet and found a most touching story.
http://amazingbeautifulworld.com/personalities/this-woman-lost-her-military-son-in-war-what-she-did-with-his-uniform-will-move-you-to-tears/1/
Meet this amazing woman, Lisa Freeman.
She started "Matthew's Bears" after her son Matthew died from enemy fire in Afghanistan in 2009.
She lets families wit deceased veterans send in their uniforms. She then skillfully crafts teddy bears out of them, and presents them to the children of that family.
And she does it for free.
This is an amazing display of human willpower. Let's all salute her. Thank you, Lisa Freeman. 
I was browsing the Internet and found a most touching story.
http://amazingbeautifulworld.com/personalities/this-woman-lost-her-military-son-in-war-what-she-did-with-his-uniform-will-move-you-to-tears/1/
Meet this amazing woman, Lisa Freeman.
She started "Matthew's Bears" after her son Matthew died from enemy fire in Afghanistan in 2009.
She lets families wit deceased veterans send in their uniforms. She then skillfully crafts teddy bears out of them, and presents them to the children of that family.
And she does it for free.
This is an amazing display of human willpower. Let's all salute her. Thank you, Lisa Freeman. 
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This I did not know about. As a veteran of the US Army, hearing these kinds of things are always awesome. It's sad that she lost her son to combat , but she is fighting through the pain. And then she is helping others. 

This is awesome. 
This I did not know about. As a veteran of the US Army, hearing these kinds of things are always awesome. It's sad that she lost her son to combat , but she is fighting through the pain. And then she is helping others. 

This is awesome. 
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