A BLUE CANDLE LIGHTING....

Welcome to all Moms and we invite you to join us throughout the future Year to light a blue candle in honor of our sailors, past, present and future to honor the service and sacrifice they each give by being away from their families...We honor the Military for the sacrifice they make 24/7/365. Light a blue candle on Holidays, Birthdays, Memorials and celebrate the lives of our Navy and Military that keeps our hearts and lives free. In your own home, or wherever you are at. LET YOUR BLUE CANDLE SHINE. You can rsvp that you will STATE YOUR CITY AND STATE, then comment on Birthdays, honor to someone throughout the year.... Keep the Blue Candle Burning. visit the group too of Home for A Holiday/by the BLUE CANDLE MOMS. Happy 4th of July

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Comment by Norma on January 7, 2009 at 12:25pm

I will proudly burn my candle in honor of my daughter. It is lit here in Birmingham Alabama. I started Jan.6th.

Comment by Angela on January 7, 2009 at 10:05am

I will proudly burn my blue candle in honor of my son, Nathan. Starting today. He will turn 24 on January 29th. My candle is burning in Austin, Texas and will go with me wherever I go until his PIR Feb. 6th. What honorable young men and women we have. (All of them) God Bless the USA and our young people who are changing their lives by volunteering to serve for our country. Thank you moms, dads, wives, girlfriends and husbands for joining in this honor!!!! It's the least we can do!!! Here's to blue!

Comment by Debra-Joseph's Mom 070 on January 6, 2009 at 9:01pm

My blue candle is start burning tonight. My son will PIR on the 23rd. He is to go to EOD basic after boot, but I know it is real tough on him physically. Keep him in your prayers that he makes it because I know it is what he really wants.

Comment by Proud Navy Mom Sue on January 6, 2009 at 4:45pm

I forgot to say my candle will be burning in Toluca, IL.

Comment by Lynn Palm on January 6, 2009 at 1:04pm

This is a great idea! My son is in boot Camp and is scheduled to graduate on Feb 13th. He sent us letters saying how hard boot camp is but not being around his family is harder than any boot camp. Good bless all they brave sailors.

Comment by Alicia Texas mother of Chris/A blue candle mom on January 6, 2009 at 12:41pm

We will sing Happy Birthday to your sailor on the 16th beside the candle as we remember all our sailors

Comment by Proud Navy Mom Sue on January 6, 2009 at 11:11am

Fabulous idea to keep the blue candle's burning. My son just had his PIR on 1-2 and will start A-School next week. He will not be home for his birthday on the 16th, this will be the first birthday not with us. I will make sure to keep the blue candle burning. God Bless all our Sailors!

Comment by m jones on January 6, 2009 at 10:44am

MJones, Ragland, Alabama. son, Jason is part of the Blue Crew on the USS Alabama in Bangor, WA. We are so proud of him and all others who are willing to be the "Middle Man"; standing between us and harms way. Blue is my favorite color and blue candles burn continually at our house. I even have one at the office. God bless you all for your willingness to be so supportive of your loved one's decision to serve others.

Comment by Alicia Texas mother of Chris/A blue candle mom on January 6, 2009 at 9:56am

Yep the candles burn brightly. May God keep each of our sailors safe, their families healthy and may God bless this website, event and groups that keep the candle burning for them. Kell you are awesome and such an inspiration to these moms... thanks for keeping home for the holidays up and going.

Comment by Kell on January 6, 2009 at 1:49am

Blue Candle has been burning in Cansiteo, NY sense Christmas Day.....and has now moved to my fireplace mantal under my Sailors Navy pictures. Oh how amazing the light shines on my Sailor.!

Alicia, I'm so glad you have desided to keep the Blue Candle lit! Thank you!

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