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The Knock at the Door: Honoring Dennis Zilinski's Legacy of Love with Marion Zilinski

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Welcome to this Memorial Day tribute episode where we sit down with Marion Zilinski, otherwise known as Mama Z, to discuss what Memorial Day means to people who have lost their loved ones in service.

Tuning in, you’ll hear all about Marion’s late son, Dennis, why he decided to join West Point, and what 9/11 meant to him. Marion goes on to explain how it felt to find out that Dennis had died on deployment and shares her heartbreaking experience of losing her son.

She also talks about Run with Dennis, the Dennis Zilinski Memorial Fund, and how to get involved. Mama Z reminds us what Memorial Day is truly about.

Thank you for listening in!

Key Points From This Episode:

• What it feels like to find out that a deployed loved one has died.

• What inspired the Zilinski family to start Run with Dennis and the Dennis Zilinski Memorial Fund.

• What Memorial Day is truly about, and why freedom isn’t free.

• The service dog program and how service dogs assist warriors with PTSD.

Quotes:

“I was so angry [when my son died]. I have never been so angry in my life.” — Marion Zilinski

“We want people to understand the dedication of our military.” — Marion Zilinski

“Our freedom is bought and paid for by men and women that pledge to each of [us] their lives. And not all of them will come home. Many will be killed – or – wounded and their lives will be so impacted.” — Marion Zilinski

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Marion Zilinski on LinkedIn

Run with Dennis

Zilinski Memorial Fund on Facebook

Fisher House Foundation

Brooke Army Medical Center

The Strong Gray Line

Inspiring People & Places Podcast

MCFA

MCFA Careers

BJ Kraemer on LinkedIn

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Treść dostarczona przez BJ Kraemer and MCFA. Cała zawartość podcastów, w tym odcinki, grafika i opisy podcastów, jest przesyłana i udostępniana bezpośrednio przez BJ Kraemer and MCFA lub jego partnera na platformie podcastów. Jeśli uważasz, że ktoś wykorzystuje Twoje dzieło chronione prawem autorskim bez Twojej zgody, możesz postępować zgodnie z procedurą opisaną tutaj https://pl.player.fm/legal.

Welcome to this Memorial Day tribute episode where we sit down with Marion Zilinski, otherwise known as Mama Z, to discuss what Memorial Day means to people who have lost their loved ones in service.

Tuning in, you’ll hear all about Marion’s late son, Dennis, why he decided to join West Point, and what 9/11 meant to him. Marion goes on to explain how it felt to find out that Dennis had died on deployment and shares her heartbreaking experience of losing her son.

She also talks about Run with Dennis, the Dennis Zilinski Memorial Fund, and how to get involved. Mama Z reminds us what Memorial Day is truly about.

Thank you for listening in!

Key Points From This Episode:

• What it feels like to find out that a deployed loved one has died.

• What inspired the Zilinski family to start Run with Dennis and the Dennis Zilinski Memorial Fund.

• What Memorial Day is truly about, and why freedom isn’t free.

• The service dog program and how service dogs assist warriors with PTSD.

Quotes:

“I was so angry [when my son died]. I have never been so angry in my life.” — Marion Zilinski

“We want people to understand the dedication of our military.” — Marion Zilinski

“Our freedom is bought and paid for by men and women that pledge to each of [us] their lives. And not all of them will come home. Many will be killed – or – wounded and their lives will be so impacted.” — Marion Zilinski

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Marion Zilinski on LinkedIn

Run with Dennis

Zilinski Memorial Fund on Facebook

Fisher House Foundation

Brooke Army Medical Center

The Strong Gray Line

Inspiring People & Places Podcast

MCFA

MCFA Careers

BJ Kraemer on LinkedIn

  continue reading

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