Honoring Service: Remembering That Freedom Isn’t Free (Full Transcript)

A solemn tribute to Terrence Lee Randolph and all who served, reflecting on sacrifice, remembrance, and gratitude for the gift of freedom.

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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Today, we remember that freedom is not free. Terrence Lee Randolph, March 30, 1947, December 10, 2024. Today, we remember that freedom is not free. We have to work at it, nurture it, protect it, and even sacrifice for it. May we never forget and always remember our brothers and sisters who have served so that we may enjoy the gift of freedom. So in this moment, we remember and give thanks for their dedication and selfless service to our nation in the cause of our freedom. In this solemn hour, we rend them our honor and our gratitude.

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A memorial tribute honoring Terrence Lee Randolph (1947–2024) and all service members, emphasizing that freedom requires ongoing work, protection, and sacrifice, and expressing gratitude for their selfless dedication.

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Memorial Tribute: Freedom Is Not Free

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Freedom requires continual effort, protection, and sometimes sacrifice.
The passage honors Terrence Lee Randolph and acknowledges the service of all brothers and sisters who served.
It calls for ongoing remembrance and gratitude toward those who enabled others to enjoy freedom.

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Neutral: The tone is solemn and reverent, focused on remembrance and gratitude rather than celebration or critique.

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