Thank You
Robert Serge
VVA 17 Member
Blog Master
> Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2013 17:15:22 +0000
> Subject: By military, for military
> From: kara@aafmaafacts.com
> To: rserge1@outlook.com
>
> Hi
>
> As a leading blogger on the issues facing the military community and its families, you are well aware of the uncertainties our active and veteran service members are feeling at this time – particularly from the threat of downsizing. Many military members across our country will be making hard choices in the days ahead that could have a permanent impact on the financial security of their families.
>
> No one who has honorably served this country should be forced to decide between quality of life for their families and their long-term financial security. And yet, that's what many will be asked to do when they will have to opt to pay for higher-cost commercial life insurance or to go without. And this is but one of the many choices these folks will have to make about retirement, survivor benefits and more.
>
> I know about these choices. I work for AAFMAA, a mutual aid association created by members of the military for members of the military. We provide low-cost life insurance, survivor services, and financial planning to those who risk everything for this country.
>
> Unfortunately, too few of them know about AAFMAA, and that's why I am writing you today.
>
> This is not a sales pitch. All I'm asking of you, as a trusted voice with the ear of military families, is to share the AAFMAA story on Vietnam Veterans of America Chapters and let your readers know that someone is watching out for them. They do have a choice. Then, they can decide if and how AAFMAA might be able to help.
>
> I want to keep this email short, so I have created a website with some basic details, history and facts about AAFMAA. Please have a look and feel free to borrow any information you think might be helpful on your blog in making sure our military families are as safe and secure as our nation:
>
> www.aafmaafacts.com
>
> Please let me know if you have any questions or need more information. If you are able to blog on about this, please let me know. I'd love to share a link with AAFMAA's 90,000+ members.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Kara
> Subject: By military, for military
> From: kara@aafmaafacts.com
> To: rserge1@outlook.com
>
> Hi
>
> As a leading blogger on the issues facing the military community and its families, you are well aware of the uncertainties our active and veteran service members are feeling at this time – particularly from the threat of downsizing. Many military members across our country will be making hard choices in the days ahead that could have a permanent impact on the financial security of their families.
>
> No one who has honorably served this country should be forced to decide between quality of life for their families and their long-term financial security. And yet, that's what many will be asked to do when they will have to opt to pay for higher-cost commercial life insurance or to go without. And this is but one of the many choices these folks will have to make about retirement, survivor benefits and more.
>
> I know about these choices. I work for AAFMAA, a mutual aid association created by members of the military for members of the military. We provide low-cost life insurance, survivor services, and financial planning to those who risk everything for this country.
>
> Unfortunately, too few of them know about AAFMAA, and that's why I am writing you today.
>
> This is not a sales pitch. All I'm asking of you, as a trusted voice with the ear of military families, is to share the AAFMAA story on Vietnam Veterans of America Chapters and let your readers know that someone is watching out for them. They do have a choice. Then, they can decide if and how AAFMAA might be able to help.
>
> I want to keep this email short, so I have created a website with some basic details, history and facts about AAFMAA. Please have a look and feel free to borrow any information you think might be helpful on your blog in making sure our military families are as safe and secure as our nation:
>
> www.aafmaafacts.com
>
> Please let me know if you have any questions or need more information. If you are able to blog on about this, please let me know. I'd love to share a link with AAFMAA's 90,000+ members.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Kara
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