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In all the excitement, this can't be forgotten

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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This was absolutely incredible at the game.  Such a great response from fans in all colors and seeing those family members crying was really emotional.  Seeing them honored really put into perspective that there are bigger things in life than a football game.  

The panthers do a great job of recognizing our heroes:  active and fallen.  

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We need to do more as a country for these great patriots, but Kudos to the NFL and the Panthers.

I'm a vet too, even though I didn't do anything close to what these kids did in Iraq and Afghanistan, so I know first hand that these kids are no different than any of your neighbors, except  the sacrifices they make are exponentially greater than most civilians can even imagine. While millions of Americans are sitting at home worrying about what the Kardashians are doing, these kids are living in the dirt for months at a time without a shower, with no TV, no radio, no  newspapers, and worst of all, no beer or women to relax with. And BTW, they are also surrounded by people who are trying to kill them. WE CAN NEVER DO ENOUGH!

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