Comments for My Hero Always

Comment on Assumptions.. by Gnome

Gnome — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 16:32:49 +0000

The only person I see here who seems to have forgotten dear shameful anonymous is you! Forgotten what is it like to be a human being, forgotten what compassion is, forgotten what understanding is, forgotten what love of someone beside yourself is, forgotten the importance of family. Shame on you! Go take your forgetful heart and mind elsewhere.

I stop in and check on you all the time patience even if I don’t comment. I think of you and paul and your beautiful family. You know my heart is with you! And those that really know you and your love for paul and your family know you haven’t forgotten one second.

Comment on Assumptions.. by Angela

Angela — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 03:15:01 +0000

To the anonymous poster….

Ignorance is bliss, isn’t it sweetie…

I know for a fact that the memory of Paul is resurrected very day. I hear if his funnies, I hear of his likes and dislikes, and I also hear about how much he loved his country. Because words aren’t written, doesn’t mean that his name and what he stood for isn’t alive. People do have lives to live after a loved one passes, that doesn’t mean that they are not thought of every second of the day. Every time I hear something pertaining to the war, or even the word war, I think of what Paul did for us all, and the other living and fallen soldiers. Because of the words Patience speaks.. Don’t you dare accuse her of not caring, or remembering him, because he is alive through her!

So anonymous, before you accuse, or judge someone, think about what you are saying before the hurt comes out of your mouth.

Angela C. Yaws

Comment on Assumptions.. by MBladez

MBladez — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:35:20 +0000

To ‘A wondering person’:

Not only are you a coward for posting anonymously, on a blog that her children read, just who are you to dictate how a family is supposed to grieve? You are not his widow, nor are you the mother of his child and if you knew Patience personally (which I highly doubt based on your idiotic comment), you’d know that you are way off base. Get over yourself and get a life of your own. Go troll somewhere else. This family has been through enough without having to deal with the likes of you.

Patience’s ‘actual’ non-anonymous friend, MBladez

Patience, those of us who know you and know what you’ve been going through, love you and support you. Ignore the haters. *hug*

Comment on by A wondering person

A wondering person — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 04:54:26 +0000

And why aren’t there any more updates? Has he been forgotten? Nothing new for the 2008 annivesary of his birthdate??

You started out great, Patience – but it seems like you are lilke all the others. You forget.

I’ve not.

Comment on My Love Forever by Kath

Kath — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 03:04:23 +0000

Patience your page is wonderful so full of love ~ you will stand strong against the those that do not understand our path. For you are stronger then you know…………’they say that no one cries very much unless something of real worth is gone. So our grieving is a celebration of the depth of the union that we had with our loves. Our tears are the jewels of remembrance, sad, but glistening with the beauty of our past.”
I am grateful to real men as Paul that fought to do the right thing for his country and for those that have never known the taste of freedom.
God hold you always

Comment on Letters to Home by Csaba Bíró

Csaba Bíró — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 19:14:24 +0000

Never forget! Sgt. Paul.
Hungaryan people

Comment on by gina palmer

gina palmer — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 09:18:21 +0000

Thinking of you Patience and your family.. Your always in my thoughts and prayers .
Paul made the ultimate sacrifice and he is never forgotten..

Comment on P.O. Box Address by Pixie Wildflower

Pixie Wildflower — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 18:24:06 +0000

Who do I make a check out to?

Comment on P.O. Box Address by Sue Dawson

Sue Dawson — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 23:05:11 +0000

I am sending a couple of kids’ books tomorrow.

Good luck on the drive!

Comment on P.O. Box Address by Jessica Borton

Jessica Borton — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 02:31:41 +0000

It took me so long to choose some books, but I decided to choose some of my absolute favorites.

“If You Give a Mouse a Cookie” – by Laura Numeroff
“Ferret In The Bedroom, Lizards In the Fridge” – by Bill Wallace
and
“Diary of a Wombat” – by Jackie French

Take care of yourself, and good luck!