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 It's
always nice for our military personnel to receive
a personal message from a supportive civilian
back home. The serviceman or servicewoman who
receives your C-Rat
will enjoy the care with which it was packed,
even if you choose not to include a personal message.
Either way, it is a joy for the sender and for
the receiver.
For
those who wish to send a letter or message and
need a little help getting started, the following
is a list of starter ideas that may help get the
words to flow. Don't feel limited to these ideas,
feel inspired by them - they're only a beginning.
-
Who am I? (a little information about yourself)
- Well
wishes (your hopes that the message finds them
well, healthy, in good spirits, etc.)
- Questions
about them (where have you visited since joining
the service?)
- Why
I got involved in Operation Interdependence®
(maybe a personal story which expresses what
about the program inspired you to volunteer)
- An
expression of gratitude (keep it short, simple
and sincere - such as thank you for all of your
work keeping America strong and free)
- A
patriotic or inspirational message or quotation
(something that inspires YOU)
- Information
on how to write back (address of your school,
club or contact)
Please,
make sure you DO NOT SEND any of the following:
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