What do you write on Memorial Day?

What do you write on Memorial Day?

“There is nothing nobler than risking your life for your country.” “Over all our happy country over all our Nation spread, is a band of noble heroes–is our Army of the Dead.” “What I can do for my country, I am willing to do.” “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.”

Do I say Happy Memorial Day?

Don’t wish anyone a “Happy Memorial Day” This is not Christmas – Memorial Day was not founded in joy with the promise of bringing glee each year. It was established as a way for the country to set aside time to honor the troops who had given their lives in service to America. In 1868, Gen.

Is Memorial Day happy or sad?

While some consider pairing the word happy with Memorial Day to be inappropriate, others see it as a perfectly acceptable greeting. Despite joy being at the root of the word happy, Thesaurus.com noted that using the word happy could also be a way for a person to express gratitude.

Is it disrespectful to post on Memorial Day?

If you aren’t sure if what your brand is posting will go over well, it’s better to err on the side of caution and not post. One day without a post won’t hurt you. This holiday should still be treated with care, given that it’s a somber day of remembrance for fallen military heroes.

How do you respond to Happy Memorial Day?

“Thank you for your service.” “Happy Memorial Day.”…Here are some ideas on what you can say instead. Try something like:

  1. “Enjoy your weekend, but I want you to know that I will be remembering what this holiday is about.”
  2. “Enjoy your weekend, and I will be thinking about those who are no longer with us.”

Why we should not say Happy Memorial Day?

COSF CEO and Co-Founder Kristina Kaufmann told Newsweek that for some, the meaning of Memorial Day is deeply personal and not a day of celebration, and therefore it isn’t appropriate to wish someone a “Happy Memorial Day.”

Why do people say Happy Memorial Day?

For some, the meaning of Memorial Day is deeply personal. It is a day to mourn a dear grandparent, parent, spouse, child, or friend who died in service to our nation. To those who have felt this loss, Code of Support Foundation would like to extend our sincere condolences to you, and gratitude for your loved one.