Remember Daddy/Mommy Keepsake Books

My Mommy Wears Combat Boots

Kids need to maintain a bond with the parent who's away. Whether it's writing letters or postcards, looking at pictures, saying a special prayer, or counting down days on a calendar, children need creative ways to stay connected!

Remember Daddy/Mommy Keepsake Books are designed by
Lady Veteran Initiative & DTP.
We are proud to announce our continuing partnership with Armed Services YMCA Alaska to provide one free keepsake book per child for children of armed service members who cannot afford the expense or have lost a parent in the line of duty.
For a referal please contact your local ASYMCA branch or go online to http://www.asymca-alaska.com/.
Or e-mail daddykeepsakebook@yahoo.com for more information.

A pre-schooler enjoys her Remember Mommy Keepsake Book

Service members have requested Remember Daddy/Mommy Keepsake Books from all over the globe. U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine and Coast Guard members have all requested keepsake products.

Remember Daddy (Mommy) Keepsake Books has been lauded by Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and Maj. Gen. Stephen Layfield, the U.S. Army Alaska commander, as an important project that enriches military children lives.

Available products by Lady Veteran Initiative & DTP are:

Remember Daddy/Mommy Keepsake Books

Remember Daddy/Mommy Keepsake Calendars

Remember Daddy/Mommy Keepsake Postcards

Remember Daddy/Mommy Keepsake Stationary

Letter from Alaska's Governor

Letter from U.S. Army Alaska commanding general

Click here to email: daddykeepsakebooks@yahoo.com

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Parent Praise for Remember Keepsake Books

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Soldier's letter to unborn child

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