High school class reunion programs

Thank You Letter After Meeting. Letterhead Template. Blank Memo. Random Excuse. Fax Cover Sheet. Binder Cover. Daily To Do List. Business Daily Journal. Petition Template. Family Reunion Registration. Conference Registration. Change Request Form. Late Fee Notice. Donation Request Form. Work Log Books. Letter Requesting Medical Records. Patient Medical Information Sheet. There is a make-up mode.

Maximum number of students: 8 students. No make up mode is allowed and no class time is allowed. Home Vietnamese language course- Our courses. Vietnamese group lesson opening schedule. Vietnamese language course- Our courses Curriculum Basic Vietnamese course system Basic Vietnamese course for students to practice the synthesis of 4 skills of Listening — Speaking — Reading — Writing.

In which communication skills are paid special attention. I was there too. Before Americans came to South Vietnam, the landowners in North Vietnam were already being murdered or buried alive under "land reform" initiated by Ho Chi Minh. Their wives were "confiscated" and given to Communist soldiers.

All successful individuals were placed in Re-education camps were they were brutally tortured, killed, maimed and starved to death. Men, women and children were stripped of their humanity. They were robbed not only of their personal possessions, but of their life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Innocent people were found guilty by mere accusation. They were then beaten without due process or representation. I want Americans to know that the 60 million Vietnamese people now living under a cruel totalitarian regime lived better lives during the Vietnam War. Through the American soldiers we learned about democracy, freedom and the sanctity of life.

During those precious years, the American soldiers were the wind beneath our wings. They were and are our heroes. They brought honor to the greatest constitution ever written by humankind.

The seed of freedom and justice for all was planted. I want the Vietnam veterans to be proud of what they did in Vietnam. Remember, you did not start that war, you fought a valiant fight to help stop the bloody dehumanization of an entire culture Your slain brothers and sisters did not die in vain; they died in uncommon valor. Kim Anh Nguyen. Memorial Day, Thank you for your ultimate sacrifice for your country, for your hometown of Watsonville and for your classmates of We love and honor your memory forever!