In October, the students at Monday in the Commons wrote letters to soldiers that will be distributed through a local group that supports AnySoldier. If you want to read more about the local group's work, click here.
Here is what some of the Walton students had to say ...
« You make me proud to be an American!
« Please stay safe and continue doing the great things you do for our country.
« I truly admire your courage and selflessness. I hope that you come home safely.
« I am proud to be an American … knowing that you are out there making the world a better place.
« Everyone here appreciates your hard work and courage … fighting for our country.
« I greatly appreciate everything that you do for us so that we can live safer lives.
« We pray for your safety and safe return soon.
« My family, friends and church are constantly praying for you and your comrades.
« Thank you again for you dedication and just know that there are millions of people cheering you on.
« You are truly a hero!
« Because of you, I can live in a safe America.
« Never forget that someone is waiting for you at home.
« You truly persevere under the hardest conditions. I hope that you will be able to return home sometime soon.
« I hope that you realize how important you are to every single person in this country.
« I fully support and honor your duty to our country. It takes a lot of courage to do what you are doing and the many sacrifices you have to make. Now more than ever I understand the importance of what you are doing and the courage that it takes to be a soldier.
We are going to be cooking and serving a meal for MUST ministries this weekend (Saturday November 17th). All spots will be filled at a first come first serve basis, so if you want to help make sure you check your email from your group leader for more information.
ALSO - We need lots of Cookies! 
