Telling our Soldiers thank you is something we believe is a symbol of gratitude we can all embraced:
Few Zang Tabi family members of MECUDA-USA community base organization giving thank you to our Soldiers out there. We think back to the last time Gideon is gone and we see them off at the airport as well as seeing the rest of the members of the armed services in uniform. Did you want to thank them for their service, but didn’t know how to make the approach, or wondered if you should at all? It’s a problem many civilians may have. ZATACUDA –MECUDA-USA is making it a mission to inform its members, community and the African Community in USA about the importance of saying “thank you,” to members of the military by spreading the message of thank you, gratitude as a way portraying our values as well as creating an awareness in the importance of just been able to take about two seconds off our busy schedule just to say “thank you” to our men and women in uniform. We know most soldiers leave their jobs and their families behind for months at a time. They voluntarily return to active duty to serve, tours of duty. They miss birthdays, anniversaries and holidays with their loved ones. They protect our country and our way of life. They deserve our gratitude. We say thank you. Our hearts are with you. Saying thank you is a way of showing gratitude, it is our little effort we take very serious. We consider it’s a mission we love to engage as many people as possible in our community to support and request all to join in offering a little gesture of thanks to men and women of the military. This is our civilian salute. No words necessary. We say thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Few Zang Tabi family members of MECUDA-USA community base organization giving thank you to our Soldiers out there. We think back to the last time Gideon is gone and we see them off at the airport as well as seeing the rest of the members of the armed services in uniform. Did you want to thank them for their service, but didn’t know how to make the approach, or wondered if you should at all? It’s a problem many civilians may have. ZATACUDA –MECUDA-USA is making it a mission to inform its members, community and the African Community in USA about the importance of saying “thank you,” to members of the military by spreading the message of thank you, gratitude as a way portraying our values as well as creating an awareness in the importance of just been able to take about two seconds off our busy schedule just to say “thank you” to our men and women in uniform. We know most soldiers leave their jobs and their families behind for months at a time. They voluntarily return to active duty to serve, tours of duty. They miss birthdays, anniversaries and holidays with their loved ones. They protect our country and our way of life. They deserve our gratitude. We say thank you. Our hearts are with you. Saying thank you is a way of showing gratitude, it is our little effort we take very serious. We consider it’s a mission we love to engage as many people as possible in our community to support and request all to join in offering a little gesture of thanks to men and women of the military. This is our civilian salute. No words necessary. We say thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
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