When it comes to appreciating our veterans and our military, Noah Schnacky, who’s just getting started with his debut single, “I’ll Be the One,” has a unique perspective because his mom works for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and he says, “She’s a huge part of kind of giving me the education I have on how much they do for us and how much they go through, and those families go through as a whole unit.”
Noah also has an uncle who is currently deployed in Qatar, just north of Saudi Arabia in the Persian Gulf, and Noah says, “The fact that he’s out there doing that, and that he’s willing and ready to sacrifice so much of what God has given him on this earth – which is just a short period of time – for the benefit of his family, but not only his family, but for this country and what we stand for, it like, blows my mind every time I think about it.”
Noah is awed by not only the men and women who serve our country, but by their families and loved ones who support them while they are serving, because he says, “I know the family back home is just as important and it’s just as hard on them because they’re living lives separated from someone they so deeply love. So mad respect, in every way shape and form.
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“So were deeply involved with that stuff. My mom works at the VA so she’s a huge part of kind of giving me the education I have on how much they do for us and how much they go through, and those families go through as a whole unit. So I have a deep respect in that way and I’ve even seen it firsthand because my uncle is deployed right now in Qatar, and he’s sacrificing all these years for me to live a free and open life. And like the fact that he’s out there doing that, and that he’s willing and ready to sacrifice so much of what God has given him on this earth – which is just a short period of time – for the benefit of his family, but not only his family, but for this country and what we stand for, it like, blows my mind every time I think about it. So I have nothing but the upmost respect for anybody in any situation that’s connected to that, cause I know the family back home is just as important and it’s just as hard on them because they’re living lives separated from someone they so deeply love. So mad respect, in every way shape and form.