April 15, 2012
Memoirs with Jeremy
In honor of my
son Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith USMC 03-09-85
- 04-06-11
An entire year
has gone by as though it’s eternity yet it seems a second that I last got to
see you. There have been so many
milestones that have brought me and the family honor; but take us to the
Midnight hour. We are so honored by you
for bringing such respect and light to our family at each milestone and every
second that passes; I know from your soul to mine that you knew what lay ahead;
yet selflessly you went bravely forward to the enemy masses.
On your birthday
I screamed and cried from my womb; knowing no matter how I pushed, resisted and
cried for you that you would not be reborn to me again; for your journey this
lifetime has come to an end.
On your transition day my heart broke over and over into millions of shiny shards; so broken and splintered was my heart. My body is so frail from this crushing blow; yet you uphold me telling me you will never let me go.
On this day April 14th, 2012 the military honored you and did so well. They not only showed respect and honor by the Bronze Star with Valor; but they shared their tears openly yet were stellar. With their open love and respect for you; my heart begins to heal knowing what you did for them I understand why you had to do.
I am so proud
that you came to your destiny and didn’t falter or flutter knowing these men would
get to go home to their mothers. Thank
you son although it is a cross for your family to bear; thank you for being
with them; for being there.
In love, respect for my son and “his men”; it is a love and bonding that we can and should all learn from, Mom xxoo
In love, respect for my son and “his men”; it is a love and bonding
that we can and should all learn from. I truly understand your
destiny, journey and path to the fullest after meeting these wonderful
Marines. Thank you son for being true to who you are for I know it
will save countless lives in the future; even though it was a high price that had
to be paid; it is for the greater good for those you love and your country. In
love and understanding, Mom xxoo I Love You”
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