Memorial Day – Remember those that died in service
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Memorial Day – Remember those that died in service

Rev. Colleen Irwin0Tagged , , , ,

As Memorial Day is Monday, I have been flooded with memories of messages from those that have passed in service to our country.   This past year there have been many.  Remember, I am a Medium, which gives me a unique perceptive on the topic.   Both my mother’s parents served in the Military during World War II and I have countless friends that have served during their lives in the Military. From a very young age I was taught respect for these holidays.

What is Memorial Day?

It can be confusing.   I hear my own grandfather complaining that people do not understand the differences between the holidays.   Just a reminder that this Monday is Memorial Day – often confused with Veterans Day – but sadly so different.

Memorial Day is a tribute to those who went off to serve but devastatingly did not return. Let’s remember the fallen men and women who have lost their lives to protect our freedoms. To their families much love on this day of remembrance.
Thank you to everyone who currently serves on our armed forces and love to all the families who wait for them to come home. To those Veterans out there — Thank you for your service.

A breakdown of these days of remembrance and honor are as follows:

  • Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for remembering the people who died while serving in the country’s armed forces.
  • Many Americans celebrate Armed Forces Day annually on the third Saturday of May. It is a day to pay tribute to men and women who serve the United States’ armed forces.   Armed Forces Day is also part of Armed Forces Week, which begins on the second Saturday of May.
  • Veterans Day is an official United States public holiday, observed annually on November 11, that honors military veterans, that is, persons who served in the United States Armed Forces.

 

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Reverend Colleen Irwin is a Wife, Healer, Psychic Medium, Mentor, Author, and Public Speaker from Rochester, New York, with over 30 years of business experience, including her work as a real estate broker. Colleen’s background in training REALTORS honed her skills in conflict resolution, marketing strategies, and analytical as well as presentation skills, which she now applies to her spiritual education and coaching. Colleen teaches, lectures, and serves Spirit, sharing her lifelong connection with the spiritual world, as captured in her book 'Discovering Your Stream.' She has studied with renowned mediums John White and Lisa Williams and was mentored by Reverend Jack Rudy. Ordained in the Order of Melchizedek by Reverend Dan Chesboro, Colleen is also a PREVIVOR who educates others about the BRCA genetic mutation and taking control of their health. Her mission is to empower women through life’s significant changes—whether it be a career shift, parental care giving, health crises, relationship transformations, or spiritual awakenings. Through spiritual education, inspirational talks, and coaching, Colleen offers guidance and hope, helping women embrace their new purpose.
Website http://www.TalkwithColleen.com

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