Sign the Thank You Letter
Dear President Bush,
It is with the deepest admiration and highest respect that we, the people, express our gratitude. For your service over the many years and especially these last eight as our president and as leader of the free world.
Leaders seldom swim with the stream and are almost always critiqued much harsher than anyone else. The truly great ones however are those who stand firm on their principles and never waiver from the solemn commitments they are entrusted with. You sir are among those great leaders. While many others of position and power caved as the storm clouds grew on the horizon, you Mr. President stood tall and faced the winds of doubt and uncertainty with your undying belief in the good this world still has to offer. Often times it must have seemed that you were all alone. That no one person stood with you. Even if that were true you never once flinched in serving those who were now nowhere to be found. With unthankfulness as reward you strove each day to ensure our protection, prosperity and hope for the future. Undaunted and steadfast, your legacy will include the reverance of so many Americans who have come to realize the magnitude of your service.
We say thank you Mr. President. Perhaps not in a way befitting to the level you deserve but maybe in a way that only a nation can. When our children and our grand children ask us about those periolous times and how we made it through. We can simply smile and say, “Thank W”.
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January 2nd, 2010 at 7:27 pm
Dear Mr. President,
Thank you for all you did for our great country! I am very troubled in how obama has taken our country backwards and how those cowards are regaining courage to attack us again. As a Former Active Duty Marine I would have been so Honored to snap to the Position of Attention and render you a Salute !!!!!! May God continue to Bless you and your family for what you have done for us and being a man of courage and conviction.
Sincerely,
Gregory Kessler
January 5th, 2010 at 9:14 pm
Dear Mr. President Bush,
Thank you for keeping our country safe. I miss you as our President, as I feel that we do not have a leader right now. Without you as our leader, the USA looks weak and scattered. There already has been attacks on our country after a whole year of you not being our leader.
You were a great President, and I am happy to say you were the first Presidential Candidate that I voted for when I was old enough to vote, and I will be proud to say that as long as I live.
God Bless You,
Sincerely,
Heather Heltzinger
January 5th, 2010 at 10:59 pm
Dear Mr. President,
My family and I would like to give you a most heartfelt thanks for the service you have rendered to our nation. I never doubted you for a moment when so many others did. When you were in office I felt that our nation was safe from terror, I felt that my children would have the same opportunities as everyone else if they worked hard. Now with Obama I feel as though some sort of end is near all the time,the end of our freedoms, our rights, and the end of feeling safe from those cowards that took so many honorable lives that awful September day. Please know that you are greatly missed and our prayers are with you and your wonderful family. May you have all the blessings you well deserve.
Respectfully,
Mr.& Mrs. Richard K. Buckland and Family
January 11th, 2010 at 8:02 pm
Dear President Bush,
This is the signature on my personal email:
So said our President George W Bush:
“Let’s keep these things in mind: that all life is precious; that a society is strong when it worries about the most vulnerable among us, whether it be those who are elderly, those who are sick, or those who are yet unborn.”
During 8 years I was grateful that you stood firm in your moral convictions and I am still grateful today. I was one of the citizens who prayed for you and your family. And I continue to say:
God bless you!
Susan Reisor
January 17th, 2010 at 12:55 am
Mr. President,
It was an honor to call you my Commander in Chief while I served in the USAF/Mississippi Air National Guard. Thank you for all that you have done for the United States and its military.
God Bless you,
David Pippen, MSgt (retired)
January 23rd, 2010 at 5:32 pm
Dear President Bush,
Thank you for being a man of integrity. One who always acted to the best of your understanding for the good and safety of the American people. Thank you for being a man of prayer. May you and Laura and your girls be rewarded for the hardness of your days of service. God Bless you.
January 23rd, 2010 at 5:44 pm
Thank you President and Mrs Bush.
It was always clear that you loved and appreciated this wonderful country and it’s citizens. What a blessing that was to us all.
January 23rd, 2010 at 6:49 pm
Lubya Dubya!
January 23rd, 2010 at 8:30 pm
Well done, Mr. President!
January 23rd, 2010 at 8:52 pm
Thank you Mr. President for your tireless work in keeping us safe for eight years. Thank you for keeping our economy growing. Thank you for your virtues of magnanimity and magnificence. Thank you for your and your family’s grace and good manners. May you and your family enjoy your life and may you rest assured that we are all better for your presidency. God bless.
January 23rd, 2010 at 8:54 pm
Dear President Bush. I loved you and supported you, and thanked God that you were our President.
When the left and the media reviled you, I wished that you would defend yourself, but now I know that you were too busy defending us! Laura is also such a classy lady and we love her; we also know that she helped you put up with all that you had to bear from the left. History will be kind to you. God bless you. Joan Clark
January 23rd, 2010 at 9:35 pm
Dear President Bush, When I shook you hand at a campaign rally in Naperville Ilinois on Labor Day, 2000, someone behind me shouted “Make us proud again, George!”. And you did! I supported you all through the eight years of your service to our country. And how I miss you now. My best to you and Laura….
January 24th, 2010 at 12:20 am
I miss you President Bush. I thank you for your great-hearted service. May God continue to bless you and yours.
January 24th, 2010 at 1:08 am
Dear President Bush:
I have so many vivid memories of your presidency, especially in the days following 9-11…
At the National Cathedral memorial service, you sat down after speaking so eloquently and your father reached over and give your arm a brief squeeze. It was a lovely moment and, seeing you both there among the other presidents, I felt the warmth and security of family and country and continuity and I knew we would prevail.
At the memorial service at the Pentagon, the band and chorus were performing the “Battle Hymn of the Republic” and, in the back rows, people began to stand and wave their flags. Soon everyone was on their feet and the audience was a sea of flags. On stage, Secretary Rumsfeld and Gen. Myers unsuccessfully fought back tears and I smiled through my own to see their wives trying surreptitiously to pass them tissues. I could tell you wanted to cry, too, but you cowboyed up and stood resolute. I could tell by your face the great responsibility you felt towards the people before you, all of us out here and, in particular, to the men and women you soon would be sending into harm’s way and I knew you would not tire, you would not falter and you would not fail.
On a pile of rubble at Ground Zero giving our enemies fair warning.
On the mound at Yankee Stadium (my personal favorite) standing tall and proud and unafraid before 50,000 cheering New Yorkers, telling the world, “See what Americans do after we’ve suffered a devastating attack? We play the World Series in the very same city that bore its brunt. You can’t defeat us. Don’t even try.” (heck of a pitch, by the way–from the rubber yet–we could have used you in that series)
But perhaps I will remember you best among our troops. They were very proud of their Commander-in-Chief and proud to serve under you. And that was very important to me.
Thank you for everything you did for us and our country. And thank you on behalf of the 50 million people that our military under your command freed from the yoke of tyranny and the millions more around the world to whom that action gave hope. Free people don’t like war and don’t want war. Your actions made the world a safer place. It matters little if other nations like us, but we better make sure they respect us and that the bad actors fear us. In recorded history, our nation (and don’t get me wrong, we’ve had plenty of help) has been responsible for liberating more people from oppression that the rest of the world’s countries combined. It is among our greatest achievements and you should be proud to have played such a large part.
God bless and keep you and Laura, your daughters, your wonderful parents and your entire family. We owe you a debt we can’t pay, but, then, you were never looking for reward (good thing, huh). History will be kind, Mr. President; it will be more than kind, it will be laudatory. God bless America.
Kyda Sylvester
Auburn, CA
January 24th, 2010 at 3:35 am
Dear President Bush,
I felt safe with you.
Thank you for your service to our country, and for your grace under pressure, and for your honor and sense of duty. Thank you for your respect for our military. Thank you for your commitment to the protection of the vulnerable, particularly the unborn.
You and Mrs. Bush are sorely missed.
May God bless you,
Suzanne Abraham (and family)
January 24th, 2010 at 3:20 pm
Sir:
Simply, sir, thank you for all you did for America, to keep us safe and free.
January 24th, 2010 at 3:52 pm
I just wanted to add my voice. Thank you, Mr. President. God bless you and your loved ones and all those who love them.
January 24th, 2010 at 9:59 pm
Dear President Bush: As a long-time admirer and supporter of yours, I deplore the verbal and mental abuse you underwent. You remained statesman-like always, and in times of great danger to our country, you behaved with courage and dignity. Also as a Catholic, I applaud your protection of the unborn and restrictions on stem cell research. Today our country could surely benefit by having a President with your sense of honor and commitment to protecting all Americans. Thank you for your service to our country.
Blessings to you always,
Alexandra Greeley
January 25th, 2010 at 2:28 am
Dear President Bush,
I want to add my deepest thanks to you for keeping is safe, and leading us with such grace and courage. You stood your ground and never waivered in the face of unimaginable horor.
Your love of our great nation was obvious, as was the respect you had for the position you held.
My family and I miss you and Mrs. Bush tremendously, but are glad you are enjoying some peace and quiet!
Thanks again for all you did….and please pass along my very best to your parents, and your sweet girls.
God bless and keep you always!
Tammy Chapman
January 25th, 2010 at 3:04 pm
Thank you so much President Bush for your service to our country. Your courage and determination are much appreciated.
January 25th, 2010 at 4:29 pm
Dear President Bush:
Tnank you for all you did, and continue to do, for our country. You and Laura have all my respect and love. I teach my daughter that you and Mr. Reagan were presidents in the mold of our first and greatest leaders, especially George Washington. We will alsways pray for you!
January 27th, 2010 at 9:50 am
Integrity is one of the most important qualities in a successful life. President Bush has it! When President Bush made a promise, you could go to the bank with it… no waffle, no political correctness.
January 28th, 2010 at 2:43 am
Thank you for your devotion to the betterment of our country. I sent you a letter shortly after the cowards attacked us on 9/11 offering support and prayers because I felt that tough times were ahead. But I had no idea how the liberal press would turn on you. Now that you are gone and the person who took your place is doing his best to destroy the country. We miss you more and I hope you and Mrs Bush do well in your private life.
January 28th, 2010 at 5:17 pm
Thank you for all you did for this country. I did not always agree with everything you supported but I always knew t hat you were doing what you thought was best for this country and it’s people and not following the latest opinion polls. I respect the dignity you showed in the face of such adversity from the left and the media. But please know that mostof the American people did not agree with them and we are sorry that you are gone. And Mrs Bush is the example I hold up to my daughter as to what a First Lady should be like. You and family are now, as you have been in our prayers. Thank you again for your service to this country and for standing up for the values that most of America shares with you.
February 7th, 2010 at 2:55 am
Dear Mr. President,
I want to personally thank you for your service to our great country! You served with dignity and grace and with honor and respect for the office of the Presidency! Thank you for that! Also, to serve with the courage of your convictions for what you believed to be for the good of all people! Thank you for standing up for all who are oppressed and persecuted in this world! That FREEDOM should reign in all of the world! It is a God-given gift and not to be taken for granted! God Bless you and your family for you have served us well! History will remember you as one of our greatest leaders in very difficult times! It is my honor to thank you and I’m proud to be an American and would never apologize for this great nation ever! God bless America and may He save us from these terrible times under such an administration as this!
Tracy Gay Clardy
February 13th, 2010 at 7:31 pm
Thank you President Bush…thank you for keeping us safe. One word I have for you is ‘Character’. Many politicians do not have this. And a word for Mrs. Bush….’One class act’. We extremely miss you both!
February 15th, 2010 at 5:15 pm
Thank you.
February 18th, 2010 at 10:00 am
My husband, wants to thank President Bush for two good watches. I want to thank him for standing strong through outright persecution. It was a privilege to pray for him and his wife, knowing that he was placed there by the Ruler of nations. Sometimes it was heartbreaking listening to those who would call evil good and call good evil. Finally, after all that, the gracious transference was proof of a statesmen and a gentleman. Thank you President Bush!
February 21st, 2010 at 3:51 pm
Thank you President Bush for being a man of Principle and Integrity. Thank you for staying the course despite unprecedented hostility and incivility against you. The unified campaign of hatred against you was unbelievable and yet you never wavered. One day Americans will look back and see the years of your Presidency as America’s greatest. May God preserve the Constitution from the jackals and the cabals who are now actively working to destroy it. Thank you for giving your all!!
Sincerely,
Saima Leon