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ingi · March 24th, 2008, 12:27 PM

Marine Sgt. Ty Ziegel was seriously wounded by a suicide car bomber while serving in Iraq in 2004. He spent 19 months recovering at Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas. He was supported during this time by his family and his fiancée Renee Kline. Ty and Renee married in October 2006.
Nina Berman: Ty and Renee Ziegel - More Than Just a Marine’s Wedding

More Than Just a Marine’s Wedding - Photo Journalism by Nina Berman:

Love is not simply concerned with the question of: How much would you sacrifice for what you love?
Love is also equally concerned with finding answers to these questions:
What can I do to prevent or reduce the need for others to make sacrifices?
What policies, innovations, or ideologies can I help create or support so that loved ones don’t have to as often make sacrifices?
Praise to those who make honorable sacrifices.
Praise to those who fight every day so fewer need do the same.
Thank you to the Ziegels, Redux, and Nina Berman for continuing to demonstrate their courage, bravery, and love.
(Click on images to view them individually.)

March 24th, 2008, 12:27 PM	#11 (permalink)
ingi Hit By Ban Bus! Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1,932	Marine Sgt. Ty Ziegel was seriously wounded by a suicide car bomber while serving in Iraq in 2004. He spent 19 months recovering at Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas. He was supported during this time by his family and his fiancée Renee Kline. Ty and Renee married in October 2006. Nina Berman: Ty and Renee Ziegel - More Than Just a Marine’s Wedding More Than Just a Marine’s Wedding - Photo Journalism by Nina Berman: Love is not simply concerned with the question of: How much would you sacrifice for what you love? Love is also equally concerned with finding answers to these questions: What can I do to prevent or reduce the need for others to make sacrifices? What policies, innovations, or ideologies can I help create or support so that loved ones don’t have to as often make sacrifices? Praise to those who make honorable sacrifices. Praise to those who fight every day so fewer need do the same. Thank you to the Ziegels, Redux, and Nina Berman for continuing to demonstrate their courage, bravery, and love. (Click on images to view them individually.)