Another remarkable American! Thank you, Tara, for this story of a remarkable lady who gave what she could to her country. And it was certainly valuable.
Mary Babnick Brown came from the Home of Heroes, Pueblo, Colorado. Pueblo is Home to more Medal of Honor recipients than any other city and this industrial town is extremely patriotic.
I find it to not be surprising that Ms. Brown did whether was needed in support of our nation. Whatever her hair may have been used for, one thing is certain, it was given with goodwill and with no strings attached.
Pueblo is a good town with good people. Thank you Tara. From a former resident.
Selfless. Patriotic. Generous. AMERICAN. This was so typical of that generation. The whole nation jumped into the war effort with both feet, doing what each individual could do. This still lives in our nation, but we don't have that impetus that brought this effort to the forefront. Those who remember 9/11 know this to be true and I firmly believe it lies quietly waiting to be roused once again. Don't let the press and the crazy left fool you, we are: Selfless. Patriotic. Generous. AMERICAN.
Astonishing article this morning ☕ Tara 😲 she must have felt so Proud to discover just how precious her Hair really was. Thank You, and will reStack ASAP 💯👍
This is an awesome account of a great patriot who did what she could to help her country. Mary Babnik Brown is the epitome of the patriotic love of country that are hallmarks of the American people. Great end post for a fantastic week of posts. Thank you, Tara.
Another of the greatest generation who stepped up when asked and did what she could do and never asked for anything in return . Selfless courage and integrity to do what she could to help save the lives of young men + women she never knew ! This is what the American Dream was built on . Thank you Tara for a great story .
Another remarkable American! Thank you, Tara, for this story of a remarkable lady who gave what she could to her country. And it was certainly valuable.
Mary Babnick Brown came from the Home of Heroes, Pueblo, Colorado. Pueblo is Home to more Medal of Honor recipients than any other city and this industrial town is extremely patriotic.
I find it to not be surprising that Ms. Brown did whether was needed in support of our nation. Whatever her hair may have been used for, one thing is certain, it was given with goodwill and with no strings attached.
Pueblo is a good town with good people. Thank you Tara. From a former resident.
We all ought to be more open to selfless acts of heroism! 🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲
I agree with that Johnny! 💯 💯 💯
I do too!
Selfless. Patriotic. Generous. AMERICAN. This was so typical of that generation. The whole nation jumped into the war effort with both feet, doing what each individual could do. This still lives in our nation, but we don't have that impetus that brought this effort to the forefront. Those who remember 9/11 know this to be true and I firmly believe it lies quietly waiting to be roused once again. Don't let the press and the crazy left fool you, we are: Selfless. Patriotic. Generous. AMERICAN.
Wonderful story, Tara!
Astonishing article this morning ☕ Tara 😲 she must have felt so Proud to discover just how precious her Hair really was. Thank You, and will reStack ASAP 💯👍
This is an awesome account of a great patriot who did what she could to help her country. Mary Babnik Brown is the epitome of the patriotic love of country that are hallmarks of the American people. Great end post for a fantastic week of posts. Thank you, Tara.
thank you for another interesting twist in our history
Another of the greatest generation who stepped up when asked and did what she could do and never asked for anything in return . Selfless courage and integrity to do what she could to help save the lives of young men + women she never knew ! This is what the American Dream was built on . Thank you Tara for a great story .
Thank you, Tara.
Great story, some gave all and all gave some!
Love these lines:
"Selfless. Patriotic. Generous. AMERICAN.
THIS is who we are. Don’t let anyone tell you anything to the contrary"
Curiously odd story. Thanks for sharing Tara!
Thank you, again, Tara, for this little known of story of a Lady giving what should could to her country when her country needed her gift the most!
A woman who stepped up when called upon to give.
So many amazing things to learn here, about American ingenuity.