What can you say instead of thank you for your service?

Personal thank you

• I appreciate you!
• You are the best.
• I appreciate your help so much.
• I’m grateful to you.
• I wanted to thank you for your help.
• I value the help you’ve given me.
• I am so thankful for you in my life.
• Thanks for the support.

Is it appropriate to say thank you for your service on Memorial Day?

On Memorial Day you can honor the fallen by attending memorial services within your community or laying flowers and planting flags on graves at your local Veterans cemetery. Any day is a good day to support Veterans either through a charity or giving a heartfelt “thank you” to those who served.

What do you post on Memorial Day?

Tips for Excellent Memorial Day Content DO: Post a general comment, recognizing the holiday. Patriotic but apolitical images, such as an American flag or the Statue of Liberty, are appropriate. This post is simple: it mentions the reason behind Memorial Day, and it uses simple imagery.

Is it okay to say “thank you for Your Service?

If a veteran is triggered, has a negative reaction, or has an “issue” with someone that says “thank you for your service,” it could be helpful for that person to seek therapy so that they could work toward a place to where they would be able to receive such a statement and see it as an acknowledgment of their service.

How do you thank someone for referring you to a job?

When someone writes a job referral for you, consider these thank-you messages: Thank you for writing a job referral for me. Thank you for taking the time to provide a reference for me. Thank you for referring me to the job at [company name].

How do you say thank you to someone who helped you?

When someone helps you or another person you know, it is always appropriate to send a thank-you note similar to the ones below: Thank you for your service. I appreciate the help you gave me today. I will never forget your act of service.

Is being in the military a scary line of work?

First of all, it’s not “service” (although at times it has been compulsory). People in the military today CHOOSE to be in the military, and they receive pay and benefits. So, the industry term for that is…. “job.” Yes, it is a scary line of work.