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LIVERMORE — Students in Donna Landry’s first grade class at Spruce Mountain Primary School recently wrote thank you letters to veterans, which are shared below.
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving our country.
Your friend,
Leland
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving the USA.
You are strong.
Your friend,
Mercedes
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for being the best army and the best saving person ever!
Your friend,
Bella
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving our country, for freedom and for our lives.
Your friend,
Tye
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for being a hero and saving our state.
Your friend,
Nola
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving our state.
Your friend,
Kevin
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving America. I think you are brave.
Your friend,
Hunter
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for being a hero. I love you!
Your friend,
O’Shea
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for being so brave.
Your friend,
Alex
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for being so brave and for being a hero.
Your friend,
Oaklee
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving our earth. You are a hero!
Your friend,
MacKenzie
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for being a hero, I love you!
Your friend,
Amelia
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving all of the states.
Your friend,
Ryker
Dear Veteran,
Thank you for saving our earth! You are strong.
Your friend,
Max
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