Comments on: Lizzie Palmer - FlutieCutie - Remember Me

By: Malcolm Todd

Malcolm Todd — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 16:25:20 +0000

I’m a Vet from Desert Storm and have said very little about my time there in 1991. Today was the first I ever shed tears remembering that place and after seeing your video I realize there are young people in this country who appreciate the Armed Forces who are protecting our great country everyday. Thank you Miss Palmer for restoring my faith in our coming generations who won’t forget us but remember why it is they are still free.

By: Joshua Tracy

Joshua Tracy — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:15:49 +0000

I went to high school with Lizzie and although I graduated in 2007 and she will be a senior this coming year, she is one of my best friends from high school. Lizzie has nothing but the utmost respect for soldiers who everyday fight to protect our freedom and she plans to join the army after graduation. I am truly blessed to be able to call her a friend.

By: Kent Munro

Kent Munro — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:23:06 +0000

Lizzie,
Proud of you for this tribute to our men and women in uniform. Whatever political beliefs one holds, they serve us well as do not have the luxury of choosing their assignments. It is a selfless and noble profession and we should be proud of them.
Kent & Patti Munro
Proud parents of a US Marine.

By: Gerald Kubicek

Gerald Kubicek — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 19:00:30 +0000

I would like to purchase a copy of Lizzie Palamer–”Remember Me” for our church, how do I go about that.
Thank you—-Gerald Kubicek

By: Judy Flury

Judy Flury — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 20:23:54 +0000

Miss Lizzie,
I was sent the access to your youTube video via e-mail from my cousin Bob who is a retired now but who is and has been for most of his life a big, bad, homocide investigator in Dade County Florida. In his career, he has probably seen a large amount of what could be considered the worst actions humanity can perpitrate on each other. The fact that he was so impressed by, deeply touched by, emotionally impacted by your video of his heroes in life reveals a huge reaction from him that no one else could reach. And after experiencing your video, I can truely feel his feelings with him.
Excellent job Lizzie. Good to know your in the world.

By: Mike Dean

Mike Dean — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 02:34:02 +0000

Thank you Lizzie. I wish those returning from Viet Nam could have had some one like you to voice the appreciation that you have. It is a shame that some americans (like Jane Fonda) did not realize we were just doing our job when called upon as young americans. I see very little difference in then and now.
Thanks again for your support.
Mike CW4
Viet Nam 1969-70

By: Elizabeth Fitzwater

Elizabeth Fitzwater — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 16:15:53 +0000

Lizzie,
The “Remember Me” video you created was awesome! It touched me in many ways. I’m glad you gave your time to speak up. I have relatives in Iraq and when I saw your video I broke into hysterical tears. I’ve heard so many people put down our troops and I was thinking about needing more people to speak up on our troops behalf and then your video came along. I’m speachless. All I can say is… Thank You!

By: Ben Jones

Ben Jones — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 05:32:21 +0000

Lizzie has more backbone at 15, than Avrum Halevi, will ever have. Thank you for taking a stance Lizzie, and actually DOING something.

By: Jay Edwards

Jay Edwards — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 13:00:16 +0000

Lizzie, Remember Me is an absolutely beautiful and emotional video. Well done!
In 2003, my wife and I created a volunteer program called the Angels of Mercy Program at Walter Reed Army Medical Center to help our wounded military and their families . It has become highly recognized and honored. Our web site is http://SupportOurWounded.org. I have posted a link to your video on the site. Hope you approve of this. I am concerned that support for our wounded is decreasing. More people need to get involved in helping these men and women. Any help you can provide in directing people to the web site would be very helpful to our wounded men and women.

By: bryan

bryan — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 12:51:54 +0000

Lizzie, I currently have 10 years of active service in the military and I proudly serve everyday. It is moving to me that someone like yourself was able to get deep into our feelings and express them to others across america. I have spent alote of time NOT at home the last 5 years and sometimes it helps make me feel better that someone cares about what we are doing, As for Avrum Halevi- well they should be deported. I did volunteer, but how are you going to make such a statement when I’m defending your every freedom. I love my country and appreciate it everyday. Some people need to wake up cause my brothers and sisters fight and die everyday to protect the Constitution of the United States and are FREEDOM!!!!! God Bless America