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Posted by Michelle G. on November 7, 2009, 12:14 am
I worked as a Government employee at Ft. Hood for 30 years and retired in
2004. I was there when the Luby's incident occurred and that memory is
still fresh. Now this. It's so gut wrenching because it was done by a
military member. Somehow being on a military post is one of the safest
feelings in the world, but now that feeling of security has been destroyed.
I can't imagine how this will affect all those who work there. My prayers
are with them as well as the victims and their families.
Michelle G.
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> i cannot imagine the shock those people are in. My heart goes out to them.
> Ruby
> Sunny wrote:
>> Have you heard what happened at Ft. Hood, Texas? We don't do politics
>> in this group, thank goodness! But we do prayers. The people of Ft.
>> Hood, Texas need prayers right now. It's a close-knit community, one
>> that's close to my heart, and they must be confused and badly hurt by
>> what happened today. Any good thoughts you have to send those folks
>> there I'm sure would be welcomed.
>> Sunny
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>> Yes, I read about it a few hours after it happened, and my heart goes
>> out to all the members of the families and of the community affected,
>> and to all the service members who are deployed from such
>> installations. This must raise the level of fear they feel even
>> before going overseas. Surely they deserve some sense of sanctuary
>> there in their home base.
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> One would hope... They are war victims as much as their comrades killed
> on active duty.
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