Lone Star Pundit and many others send out a call for help for the troop whose picture you see.
Three ways to help: prayer, financial, and pass on this info. Chris is a Texan whose father passed away with lung cancer.
Here's a snippet of Lone Star's article. Click on his name above for the full article and numbers to call to lend financial support.
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Support the Troops, Help a Local Soldier
May 9th, 2007
For six years now we have seen the bumper stickers and heard the sound bites from both sides of the aisle: “We support the troops!” (Whether or not they support their mission normally depends on which side of the aisle the individual leans toward.)
Well, now it’s time to put up or shut up. One soldier from Magnolia, Texas — just 20 minutes up the road from here — needs our support, both with prayers and if possible with a little financial relief:
A Magnolia man serving in the U.S. Army in Iraq recently had to take out a loan which is debited from his check to help pay for his father’s funeral expenses.
According to his mother, Laura Cooper, her son barely made it before her husband died, but is now having to sacrifice even more.
May 9th, 2007
For six years now we have seen the bumper stickers and heard the sound bites from both sides of the aisle: “We support the troops!” (Whether or not they support their mission normally depends on which side of the aisle the individual leans toward.)
Well, now it’s time to put up or shut up. One soldier from Magnolia, Texas — just 20 minutes up the road from here — needs our support, both with prayers and if possible with a little financial relief:
A Magnolia man serving in the U.S. Army in Iraq recently had to take out a loan which is debited from his check to help pay for his father’s funeral expenses.
According to his mother, Laura Cooper, her son barely made it before her husband died, but is now having to sacrifice even more.
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