Recruits, patriots thanked for supporting country

Published on Sunday, July 27, 2008 4:22 PM MST

Editor:

It is so easy to take advantage of what this country has to offer.

Many of us forget that what we enjoy from day to day is not possible in so many other countries. Even the most mundane things are to be cherished.

So my hat goes off to you, Mr. Larson. I knew at least one person saw it for what it was. Being a recruit for the Army, I am proud to serve for people like you. Seeing all these people happy on the Fourth of July makes it so much more worth it.

Thank you again for realizing how hard it is to even think about joining, and congratulations for your son.

John Archuleta

Safford

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