- A collection of tales told, mistakes made, and lessons learned.
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Some people serve their country, come home, and quietly get on with the rest of their lives.
They raise families. Go to work. Help their neighbors. Sit a few rows over at church. Stand beside you at the grocery store. And unless somebody happens to ask, you may never know what they gave—or what they carried home with them.
For Francis and the Pass family, saying thank you to our veterans has always meant something.
A card may seem like a small thing. But over the years, we have heard from veterans and their families who told us just how much it meant to know somebody remembered.
So we would like to keep remembering.
If there is a veteran in your life you would like us to thank, share their information below. We would be honored to send them a card.
The information you provide will only be used to prepare and mail a veteran a thank-you card and, if needed, contact you for clarification. Veteran information will not be added to Pass One Hour marketing lists or published without separate permission.
Some things ought to come with no strings attached.
A thank-you is one of them.