Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for September 11, 2011

she is still hot when she’s crying.

Thank you for joining the tribute!

brought a tear to my eye. thanks for remembering.

I knew we could count on Brad and Guy to do a beautiful remembrance.

The tears on my soul are over flowing

Very well-done. Thanks.

Thank you for remembering. Thank you for beina a TRUE AMERICAN. Keep up the good works.

Thanks Guy & God Bless — Riverton

There have been some great 9-11 strips by Guy and Gil, this is the best, simple, emotional, but not preachy.

December 7, 2011 will be the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Will there be comic dedications then? Will anybody remember? Just saying.

Booooooooooring!!!

Thanks, Guy and Brad.

Well put, Fritzi

God bless and comfort us all. Much love!

Yawn!

Thank you, Fritzi, for saying it better than I could. Somehow the comic strip tributes today moved me unexpectedly. Maybe because they are like old friends. This is one of the best.

Thanks Guy and Brad for a beautiful tribute. Just seeing Nancy in prayer put a lump in my throat.

i loved today’s strip please do more like these. loved both nacy’s and her aunts pryer

AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

May we all remember and cherish the feeling that enveloped our country in the days and weeks that followed the horrors of 9/11. We are all Americans and should stand tall in our patriotism and support our troops, our leaders and each other. God Bless our country and all those who believe in its strength and honor.

By the 20th anniversary of September 11 in 2021 – nearly everyone who vowed to “never forget” in 2002, 2011 and other years – have forgotten – saddest of all has been the disappearance of Nancy! The REAL Nancy was there when Pearl Harbor was attacked in 1941. Most of my generation were babes in arms when Pearl Harbor was attacked – but neither we nor REAL Nancy ever forgot. When the adults of that generation said they would “never forget” – they actually meant that, forever, they would remember. This year – 2021 – will be the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. It will be interesting to learn whether or not there will be any who remember. In the meantime, my hat is off to the real Nancy – and Sluggo – who spent much time, helping raise funds for “war” bonds and took part in many other efforts to lift the spirits of those who were dealing with all of the hardships associated with international conflict. In the meantime, my hat is off to all of those first responders who assisted in dealing with the horrors of September 11, 2001. My hat is also off to Uncle Gabe, who, in 1941, was one of the first young men to be trained in the use of that new discovery – radar. Uncle Loren, who was on a troop transport, headed toward Pearl Harbor, when they received word of the attack. The soldiers in his group arrived in time to begin helping with mopping up after the attack. And to Uncle Ernie – who was with the Army units which arrived for the liberation of the concentration camps in Europe. Cousins Albin and Royce – who were at IwoJima. Uncle Harley, who was at Pork Chop Hill. Grandpas Calvin and Charles, who were Great Grandpas Charles and James – who were at the Battles of Bull Run in Manassas, Virginia. Great-great-great+-Grandpas Shadrack and Christian, who were at Valley Forge. As some have said – those who forget their history are, sadly, doomed to repeat it. Hopefully, the second edition of September 11, 2001 will find us better prepared.