Gary Sinise
US actor Gary Sinise salutes during a Memorial Day parade along Constitution Avenue May 28, 2012 in Washington, DC. People around the United States celebrate Memorial Day to honor those who have served and died serving the United States.
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There is no better way I would rather spend Memorial Day weekend than out here in Washington, D.C.
That can be very stressful on the family and on a service member, so what we try to do at the Gary Sinise Foundation is just fill in the gaps where the government leaves off ... The government can’t possibly do everything that’s necessary.
It’s taken on a life of its ownMore quotes »
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Gary Sinise on 'CSI: NY' renewal: 'We've got more stories to tell'
Sinise has insisted that CSI: NY deserved to be renewed. The fate of the CSI franchise was in doubt until earlier this month, when CBS renewed NY and canceled fellow spinoff CSI: Miami. "I think our writers have a lot more stories in them," Sinise, who plays 7:56 AM from Digital Spy Read more »
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Gary Sinise thanks the troops
New York star Gary Sinise doesn't need a holiday to remind him to pay tribute to the troops. He's out meeting, greeting and performing for the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces throughout the year with his celebrated Lt. Dan Band. www.breitbart.com 05-29-12 5/29/12 from Talk Entertainment Read more »
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Memorial Day 2012 – A Day to Remember, A Day to Give Thanks
this on for Gary Sinise, Honorary Grand Marshal, National Memorial Day Parade. Here is the link in case you would like to participate. Will you join me in paying tribute to our Iraq War veterans and all of America’s veterans and active duty service members from Gateway Pundit Read more »
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Tonight on TV
Gary Sinise and Joe Mantegna are our hosts for the “National Memorial Day Concert 2012.” The annual tribute to military personnel features performances by Trace Adkins and Natalie Cole. 7 p.m., PBS. • “Mermaids: The Body Found” either could be very intriguing from AZ starnet.com Read more »
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The toll of war now includes more amputees
needs, a home with smart technology . Siller's organization worked with other groups, including a foundation headed by actor Gary Sinise, to raise more than $800,000 for the home, which has special features like stoves and sinks that move up and down, elevators, from CNN Read more »