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Veterans Day was approaching, and I learned that my boss, who I really enjoy working for, served in the military for nearly 20 years. As a group, we love our boss because he is a dedicated, true professional. As a result, we decided we should do something special for him to say thank you on Veterans Day. He is truly a symbol for Veterans Day in that he always gives back and works hard to meet the unique needs of each person who works for him. I have never met someone that wanted to support me in succeeding more.
So, I did some research. When is Veterans Day celebrated? When is Veterans Day an important day of remembrance? I also took some time to look into the best way to say thank you and celebrate this special person on this very important day.
Veterans Day, to be honest with you has not been something I spent much time considering before now. I did not have anyone in my family that served, though I certainly appreciate the sacrifices that those that do serve have long provided us. I wanted to learn as much as I could about this day and then find the right way to say thank you. I wanted to see what type of curated box of items or special mementos I could offer to someone that gave so much and still gives so much today.
I talked it over with some of the other employees, and we hatched a plan. We decided we would do our best to make this day count.
Noting the importance of this day, I wanted to really understand as much as I could about it, including how it came to be and why it is important. I couldn’t very well just go out and buy some Veterans Day gift bags and assume that was good enough. So, I did some research online about "Why do we observe Veterans Day? And "Why Is Veterans Day on November 11th.”
I learned a few interesting things. For example, it is a day meant to commemorate all those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Memorial Day, on the other hand, which is observed in May, focuses on those who have died in line with service to the country. Veterans Day is meant to be a day of thanking, appreciating, and recognizing the sacrifices of those who had to give up so much. It was first started in 1919 as the first anniversary after the 1918 armistice that occurred on November 11th, 1918. That agreement led to the end of World War I.
After gathering this information, I spent some time learning about some local heroes in our area and the work they did to help protect the country and support the military in general. Getting this information was really the first step. Now, I needed to get together with the others to plan a special day.
I decided to create a Google spreadsheet to share with the other employees who wanted to participate and do their part to give back. It was a great plan to be creative together, chime in a wide range of ideas, and support each other in creating a memorable experience. We wanted to do it because our boss was such an incredible person.
Here’s the situation, though. I was working hard to get everything just right, but our boss found out anyway. Of course, he knew. With everyone asking questions and hinting at what was going on, no amount of hiding would work.
As we all chatted in the Google document about the best Veterans Day gifts and the type of Veterans Day gifts we could all chip in for, we had no idea that, as the boss of the company, he was the super admin on all of the documents and spreadsheets – including this one! As we were searching for last-minute Veteran’s Day gifts and sharing our notes and ideas on what to buy, little did we know that he could see everything and could monitor what was going on.
As we worked to create a Veterans Day celebration for our boss and thought we were planning it behind his back, we each contributed some great ideas to the spreadsheet. At one point, our boss, posing as someone else, entered a few Veterans Day gift ideas, even suggesting that we do more than just honor our boss but also find others in the company that had served as well. It was an admirable idea, of course, but we wanted to focus solely on our boss.
We did look into some bulk Veterans Day gifts and came up with a few plans that would allow us to thank everyone in the office for the work they did. We built some pretty amazing curated boxes to help us to do so. We were so proud of ourselves and the work we were doing!
Finding Veterans Day gifts for Marines, which he was, seemed to be challenging at first. We had no idea where to even get started. I spent some time searching for Veterans Day gifts for employees of all types and then worked with others to gather as much information as I could about each one of the veterans in our company. I had no idea so many people had worked this hard.
I did manage to find some inexpensive Veterans Day gifts that were affordable for our group to split the costs for but still meaningful and special. I was very confident that we were going to impress each person that would be coming to the event.
The planning was pretty much set. We created some great visuals for the event, like 10 facts about Veterans Day on a poster, and wrote out the difference between Armistice Day vs Veterans Day. We also gathered information and a fact about Veterans Day about each of the people that we were honoring this day, including our boss.
It was not easy to find fun facts about Veterans Day about our local heroes, but it was well worth the effort. We created a presentation, including providing insight into the poppy symbolism. We did our homework and found answers to questions like "Is Veterans Day a bank holiday” and “How are you supposed to thank a veteran?”
After the planning took place, the setup happened, and then the time came. We were so happy to be able to do something so wonderful for our boss. He never said anything about knowing about the event, though. Instead, we went on through the day focused on celebrating what we had learned about this day and about the people who gave back so much.
It wasn’t until about a month later that I noticed that he was listed as the super admin on the document. I knew then that he had once again transformed something special about himself into a way to give back to others.
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