Comments on: What does the 4th of July mean to you?

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By: derekpm

derekpm — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:48:28 +0000

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By: Tony Schuman

Tony Schuman — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 23:02:43 +0000

Dear Dr. Jim;
What the 4th of July means to me is the presence of great people
like my major professor from college Dr. Edward Rozek of the University
of Colorado. Dr. Rozek fled his native Poland during the Nazi
invasion, fought with the Free Polish forces, was captured twice and escaped
twice. He fled to England and fought from Normandy to Germany.
After the war, he came to the US where he worked his way through Harvard on a
dairy farm. After earning his BA< MA AND PhD from Harvard he started teaching at
the Univ. of Colo. for 43 years. He was a vocal anti-Communist and fought tyranny
whever he saw it. His life’s purpose was to teach students to think critically.
With the thousands he taught, he succeeded admirably. He would rarely talk
about his war experiences, even though he was awarded the Cross of Valor
3 times and 4 Purple Hearts. Being lucky enough to have learned from Dr. Rozek
is what the 4th of July means to me, since Dr. Rozek passed away earlier this
year.

By: Terry Matthews

Terry Matthews — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 03:13:21 +0000

I believe that true freedom is a level of spiritual connection that few enjoy but many desire. My wish for America is the same that I would wish for any nation and that is that we live from the wisdom and compassion of our hearts and seek only to serve one another. In numerology the number 4 means the window that lets in more light. Let there be more light so that we begin to understand our purpose for being on every level.

By: Kim White

Kim White — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 18:34:44 +0000

The 4th of July is the birthday of our Great Nation. And although we do party, BBQ and have fireworks,
we also remember those veterans who put themselves on the line for us, we remember those who died
for our freedom, and we remember other countries who are not living free. (who we also try to help.)
233 years ago, brave men started the United States of America. We may not be United in all things, but
we are united in the freedom to live how we like, to eat what we want (hamburger or veggie burger) and
to FREELY congregate with friends and family on this holiday.
GOD bless America!